2007 Bmw Z4 on 2040-cars
Seaford, Virginia, United States
I am Listing this car for one of my Tech's[BMW Master] . Mr. Bill was excited when the Z4 M Coupe was introduced,
and ordered this one in August 2006. This car was delivered in November,2006 at the Performance Center, in Greer ,
South Carolina. Driven home on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Adult Driven,this car has been carefully maintained, and enjoyed on small trips, occasional commuting, and pleasure
drives on the weekends, with very limited winter driving. Winter car was 1995 318ti Club Sport! This Z4 has never
been abused or tracked. No Accidents, or Bodywork. Always BMW Parts , Brakes ,Oil [Motorsport 10 60]. Has new BMW
discs and pads, front and rear. Brake Flush. Rear tires new, Pilot Super Sports. Fronts about 50% tread left. We
replaced the front windshield with a new OE BMW Glass, as the plastic had cracked, and we could not replace the
strip without removing the glass.
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