2006 Bmw Z4 on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT: elianapaff@netzero.net .
2006 BMW Z4 in excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition, and low miles!!
This is the 3.0si model, with the Premium and Sport Package options. It comes loaded with everything except
navigation. Please keep in mind that this is the 255HP engine, with Dynamic Driving Control (Sports Button), Sport
suspension and 18" wheels and tires. I bought it from Fort Lauderdale BMW for my daughter but she moved to NYC and
the car gets very little use. I strongly recommend seeing the car in person.
If you are not familiar with this model car, please do your homework first, so you can compare apples to apples.
This Z4 is the top of the line model.
The only issue I can see is a small stone chip on the right headlight lens (see photo).
Any questions, please email me.
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