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2008 BMW Z4 (E86) 3.0Si Coupé Sport

United Kingdom • 9 Nov 2024

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AI Listing Summary

This 2005 BMW Z4 3.0Si Sport Coupé is a rare, well-optioned modern classic, finished in Phoenix Yellow with a two-tone Sport interior. It features a 6-speed manual gearbox, M-Sport steering wheel, heated memory seats, and a recent service, making it suitable for both daily commutes and weekend drives. With 95,088 miles and an advisory-free MOT, it's offered without reserve.

Condition

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While the car is well-optioned and has a recent service, the presence of 95,088 miles and the need for a description of the paintwork as "funky for its era" suggests it may not be in top cosmetic condition. The listing also mentions it being ideal for a spirited daily commute implying it may have been driven enthusiastically.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

WBADU52010LF68904

Odometer:

95,088 miles

Reg Number:

YA57 ARO

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Launched within a rather niche mid-range sporting coupe market in 2005, the E86 BMW Z4 Coupé may have had the pedigree to see off the Japanese competition and offered more practicality and crucially, sharper styling than its closest rival, the Audi TT, still remained a rare car on British roads.

The two-door design incorporated a useful hatchback into the boot and added torsional rigidity, benefiting both handling and ride.

The double-bubble roof also gave more headroom than a Z4 Roadster with the roof up, making the Coupé the car of choice for keen and/or tall drivers.

A 3-litre petrol engine came with the option of a 5 or 6-speed manual gearbox, a 5-speed automatic or 6-speed SMG-II automated manual.

The Z4 Coupe’s rear-wheel drive chassis was suspended by Macpherson struts on the front and multi-link suspension on the rear, which meant the Z4's handling was exceptional, something weight-saving measures such as aluminium bonnet and suspension components contribute to.

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