2006 Bmw Z4 3.0si Roadster on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
Excellent Condition; Titanium Silver Metallic; Sport Package; Premium Package; Black Leather; Dark Poplar Wood Interior; 6 MT; Heated seats; Active Autowerkes Performance Software (adds approx. 10hp and greater throttle response); UUC Short Shifter Kit/Double Shear Selector Rod; RPI Intake; Cosmos Racing Strut Brace; Stoptech Cross Drilled Rotors/pads replaced at 47.8K (calipers painted red); M Shift Knob; 18" OZ Ultraleggera Wheels-metallic gunmetal gray (Bridgestone Run Flat Tires have approx. 6/32nd); Premium Audio System; Soundwerkes Stage 1 Speaker upgrade with sound deadening added in the doors to improve sound; Soundplicity Ipod Integration Interface Module; Roadster Solutions Windscreen; Leather Z Mark 4 center console armrest/storage; Transmission/Differential fluid replaced 47.8K (March 2013); Brake Fluid flushed and replaced 47.8K (March 2013); New Battery March 2013; Xenon headlights; Bluetooth; Hardtop prep; Alarm prep; CD changer prep; Rocker panels repainted and clear bra applied in front of rear wheel; All upgrades added by me. This was my weekend car and had 37.2K miles when I bought it in Feb. 2011. Never raced or tracked by me and I don't believe by prior owners or I would not have bought it. This car is being advertised for sale elsewhere and is subject to prior sale.
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We've embedded all three videos below, so take a look and then let us know what you think of this seemingly perpetual holiday marketing calendar creep - and the BMW ads in particular - in Comments.