2002 Bmw Z3 Roadster Convertible 3.0 on 2040-cars
Newberry, South Carolina, United States
BMW Z3 ROADSTER
1) Absolutely beautiful condition 2) Engine has all new gaskets, seals, and hoses 3) New Brakes, Rotors, and Brake Hoses 4) New BMW Alloy Wheels on new Michelins Primact MXM4 5) New Thermosthat 6) A/C is very cold 7) New ball joints and other suspension parts 8) New clear plastic rear window (no creases) 9) New front speakers (Harmon Kardon System) 10) Leather Z Armrest 11) OEM BMW Alarm System 12) New Wind Deflector (Not installed yet) 13) Includes custom car cover, trunk mat, rear deck mat 14) More info: (484) 318-1009 (cell) |
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BMW predicts 2 Series Active Tourer will have 75% conquest rate
Wed, 23 Jul 2014In the last few years, BMW has definitively proven that it wasn't a slave to its legacy. In the US, the 3 Series was generally associated with smooth, flat-six engines, but the Bavarian brand dropped a four-cylinder turbo into it. The company was also known for its sports sedans, and it went green with the i3 and i8. Now, rear-wheel drive is off the table as defining its vehicles, as well. With the imminent launch of the 2 Series Active Tourer, the Bavarian's models are going front drive and opening up themselves to a whole new group of customers, so the thinking goes.
"We are expecting the Active Tourer will have a conquest rate of around 75 percent," said Frank Niederlaender, a BMW product manger, to Automotive News Europe. If you're not hip to the lingo, that means three quarters of the hatchback's buyers would come from other brands - an impressive figure, if accurate.
When it hits the road, the 2 Series Active Tourer will be the first BMW-branded vehicle to use the company's UKL front-wheel drive platform, already on the current Mini Cooper. The roomy hatchback is aimed at young families looking for a car that is luxurious but can still tote around the tots. It launches in Europe in September to compete against similar models like the Mercedes-Benz B-Class, but the Bimmer isn't crossing the Atlantic to the US until early 2015, according to ANE.
2014 BMW 535d xDrive
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