[COKen]

Originally Posted by Westside Guy

I guess they never imagined driving on the open road in the summer with the top down and wanting to stay hydrated.

Or the vast distances as you head west.

[Wife'sCar]

Originally Posted by ebirotedu

Lol! I love your username!

It IS her car, as was the '99 Z3 she drove for 22 years. I drive an '07 Saab wagon, but am feeling very electric-curious.

Sometimes, though, she lets me drive when we want to go play in the twisties.

[stlcdr]

Originally Posted by Wife'sCar

Yeah, none of the Z3s had cup holders. But there were a couple enterprising folks who offered them as aftermarket additions that fit into the center console to the rear of the shifter.

But I don't think one buys a roadster based on the existence/absence of cupholders!

I wouldn't be too sure. It is amazing to some what hill they will die on. Indeed, the cup holders is/was one of my concerns.

First World Problems, and all that.

[Westside Guy]

Originally Posted by stlcdr

I wouldn't be too sure. It is amazing to some what hill they will die on. Indeed, the cup holders is/was one of my concerns.

First World Problems, and all that.

Frankly in this day and age a cup holder is expected.

[Rob_G77]

Originally Posted by leeatmg

Thanks for mentioning it. I emailed my dealer and had them add it to my (as yet unallocated) build.

For me, it's not about the $ but the look and convenience - I'm not a fan of cables where I can avoid them, and I feel like, for the cost of the vehicle, another $500 is a ripoff but one I'm going to do anyway.

Make sure you get the garage door opener too! In Canada at least, it's no longer part of any packages and a separate item. I guess it makes it easier to BMW to omit the feature without having to reimburse the buyer anything. Probably the same reason the charge pad is separate now too. Take features out, but MSRP probably never changed

Rob