2002 Bmw Z3 3.0i on 2040-cars
Elkland, Missouri, United States
For more details email me at: leonorasudduth@netzero.net .
I am the 3rd owner, however the first two are friends of mine so I know the complete history of this car. I have
the original sticker price, it was $40,470. The sticker shows a Black top however the dealer had problems selling
Tan interior Z3's with black tops, so he removed the black top and put on a tan top to match the interior.
Personally, I agree. That's one of the things I liked about the car. Top is down anyway when it was driven. The
first owner put about 7k miles on it, the second about 1600 and I bought it with about 8600 miles. Now has 9643
(check photo). I have included a picture of how the car was stored. It was stored on hydraulic wheel jacks. I used
a trickle charger to keep the battery from going dead in the winter. I will include it with the car. It is a BMW
OEM charger. Radio code is included because if the battery goes dead you will need it get the radio to play after
power is restored. Security feature. The previous owners along with myself rubbed down all the exposed rubber
before we stored it. Believe me, this car has been babied. Check the photos, it doesn't even leak around the
windows when I wash it and sprayed down with the hose. It is that tight. This could easily be a daily driver
without the cost of a new car, which this car almost is.
The car is in unbelievably good shape for its age. It was built in May of 2002 which was the last month and year
they made the Z3. After that they were called Z4 with a completely different body style. Most people like the Z3"s
because it is a more pure sports car. Individual gauges which were eliminated in the Z4. So the Z3 look a lot more
like traditional sports cars. I covered what little problems there are with this car in the condition section.
Believe Its not as bad as it might read because I am ultra conservation about describing ANY little problem.
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