2003 Bmw Z4 3.0i Convertible 2-door 3.0l - True Enthusiasts Car ! on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
FOR SALE IS THIS BEAUTIFUL 2003 BMW Z4 3.0 WITH LOTS OF CHARM AND POWER!!RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT! SOME OF THE WORK DONE INCLUDES*NEW BRAKES*NEW SUSPENSION*NEW TIRES*ENGINE FLUSH*A/C VACUUM AND RECHARGE..etc
THE CAR COMES LOADED WITH *AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION (STEP-TRONIC) *PREMIUM FACTORY WHEELS *PREMIUM PACKAGE *HEATED SEATS *SPORT DRIVING MODE *BI-XENON HEADLIGHTSKEYLESS ENTRY & FACTORY ALARM
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THE VEHICLE IS IN ABOVE AVERAGE CONDITION AND IS FREE OF ANY DEFECTS. THERE IS 1 (very shallow ding) THAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PHOTOS.THE TOP IS FREE OF ANY DAMAGE AND WORKS LIKE NEW AND IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION (VERY MINOR FADING)THE WHEELS HAVE SLIGHT CURB RASH (AS SEEN IN THE PHOTOS)
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I WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST IN ARRANGING TRANSPORTATION NATIONWIDE. I DO NOT MAKE ANY MONEY ON THE TRANSPORTATION, I JUST PROVIDE THE CONNECTION TO MAKE IT EASY ON MY CUSTOMERS TO GET THE CARS THEY WANT FOR THE MOST REASONABLE COST POSSIBLE.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE VEHICLE, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL ME AT 281-701-4228
THANKS FOR VIEWING AND I HOPE TO EARN YOUR BUSINESS :)
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