2006 Bmw Z4 M Roadster Convertible 19k Miles! Premium, Cold Weather Packages!!!! on 2040-cars
Lehi, Utah, United States
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Rare Opportunity for a super low mileage Z4 M Roadster! I just purchased this a few months ago from Texas Direct, one of the largest used car dealerships in the world. I have put under 500 miles on it and have loved every second of owning it! Sadly, it has to go to free up the money we need to finish our basement for our growing family! So, here's your opportunity to get a great buy on one of the best driving cars ever built! The M Roadster has all the power you'd ever need, along with pinpoint handling and amazing drivability. Most likely, if you're reading this you already know about the Z4 M drivetrain, features and how hard they are to find with these miles. This Z4 M Roadster convertible has all the features I wanted. All the power options, premium Carver Sound system with dual subs, heated seats, memory seats, premium M wheels, and much much more. It has basically every option except for the navigation, which I didn't want anyway. It is finished in silver, with black leather seats and brushed aluminum trim. The seats are flawless, with no signs of wear, whatsoever. The car drives and handles like it did when it was new. It really is the ultimate driver's car - I have owned several Audi S4's, other BMW's, and other roadsters and have never had the combination of handling, power and comfort like you find in the Z4 M. Please call me with any questions. I'm happy to take additional photos and email them to you. Please no dealers or low-ballers, and no trades. I need to sell it to finish my basement. I have seen these sell for much more than I'm asking and I'd like to sell it fast, but don't want to lose any more than I have to. Jason 801-808-1440 |
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BMW and Mini shuffle NA management, McDowell to retire
Wed, 04 Dec 2013BMW and Mini recently shuffled top personnel in their design departments, and now BMW of North America will reorganize its management to improve customer relations. Peter Miles (pictured), currently the executive vice president of operations, will take a newly created position, vice president of sales channel development and customer relations, while Jim McDowell, vice president of Mini of the Americas, will retire.
Chris Koenders, president of BMW Group Netherlands, will move take Miles' spot as executive vice president of operations. David Duncan, western region vice president, will take McDowell's job as vice president of Mini of the Americas. Finishing off the management switcharoo is Peter Witt, who will move from his current position as Managing Director of BMW Sweden to take Duncan's job as western region vice president.
"We are intensifying our customer-driven focus and these changes will influence the entire organization to continue improving all phases of the customer journey from prospect to purchase and throughout the ownership cycle," says Ludwig Willisch, president and CEO of BMW NA. For more information on the management reorganization, check out the press release below.
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Despite that accomplishment, we're pretty sure that professional drifter Vaughn Gittin, Jr. isn't impressed. The way Guinness defines "drifting" can also describe a donut, which is effectively the kind of drifting that's been done for these last three records. BMW went even further by watering down the surface of the track, reducing the skill required and the need to change tires during the effort. On the other hand, you can't drift a car for long in a straight line, but perhaps there should be some clarification or classifications added to the milestones.
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