2001 Bmw Z3 S54 M Roadster Convertible 2-door 3.2l Very Rare Laguna Seca Blue on 2040-cars
Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States
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We are pleased to present this beautiful 2001 BMW Z3 M Roadster with
only 20778 miles. Laguna Seca Blue on Grey/Black Two tone leather. S54 3.2 Engine It is 100% stock and has no aftermarket modifications. Very Rare Laguna Seca Blue. Very limited production All VIN stickers intact. Clear History and No accidents. There are no stories with this investment grade M roadster. It features nearly every option available and every feature works as it should. Car has never seen winter weather and has always been stored in doors. Interior and exterior are in new condition. We comprehensively review all of our cars and ensure all maintenance is up to date. All
of the following fluids have been flushed: Brake, Rear differential,
Manual transmission, and coolant. Fresh oil change with 10w60. New Good Year Eagle F1 Tires. 50+ High Resolution detailed pictures available upon request. This M roadster is Turn-Key and will not disappoint in any way. A lot of questions regarding the shift knob on the car. The previous owner had installed a ZHP shift knob for a 6 speed. I have since replaced the shit knob with the correct factory 5 speed shift knob that is for the M roadster. We specialize in late model, rare, and desirable German automobiles and go to great lengths to make (and keep) our customers happy. Every car is delivered in fantastic, turn-key condition, and we take a great deal of pride in our reputation. Honesty is our only policy. If you have any specific questions you can call anytime 202-258-2428 Thanks |
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BMW wants world drifting record back in US
Sat, 23 Mar 2013BMW just can't stand the thought of the world record for the longest drift winding up in the hands of someone else. The German automaker is set to take a crack at setting a new record by blowing the old one straight out of the water. A driver in China holds the current title after kicking a car sideways for a full 3.6 miles. Now, on May 11, BMW Performance Driving Instructor Johan Schwartz will attempt to pitch a BMW M5 sideways for some 40 miles as part of a stunt to raise funds for the BMW Pro-Am Charity.
We've had the distinct pleasure of riding with the instructors at the BMW facility in South Carolina, and we can tell you that if anyone can keep an M5 at full tilt for 40 miles, it's these guys. BMW has released a teaser video to drum up attention for the stunt. You can catch it below.
2014 BMW M6 Gran Coupe is ready for your favorite roads
Mon, 14 Jan 2013We've known about the ins and outs of the lovely BMW M6 Gran Coupe for a while now, but that doesn't mean we weren't happy to see the thing in the metal for the first time, here in Detroit.
The M-tuned Gran Coupe utilizes the same 4.4-liter forced-induction V8 that powers both the BMW M6 and the M5, with an output of 560 horsepower and 500 pound-feet of torque. The fast four-door brings up 60 miles per hour in just 4.1-seconds - the same sprint time as the M6 coupe and a few tenths quicker than the M5 - and up to a limited top speed of 155 mph.
We love those performance figures - this is one new Bimmer that we're amped to get some seat time in - though we're not super crazy about the selection of chrome wheels on this particular show car. Tells us what you think about the hotted up Gran Coupe in comments, below.
Drifting can be dangerous for spectators, too
Fri, 02 May 2014Okay kids, here's your lesson for the day. When you go to a motorsports event (that isn't a rally), there are these things called walls. They're big and hard. There might be stacks of tires in front of them. There are also these things called barriers, catch fences and run-off areas. They exist to protect you, the spectator, when something inevitably goes wrong on the track.
If you don't have these things, you probably shouldn't be watching whatever four-wheeled mayhem is taking place. This gentleman learned that the hard way, after getting a bit too close while some hoon drifts his BMW 3 Series.
Scroll down for the video, and be warned, while there isn't any blood that we can see, some viewers might find the sight of a human getting punted by a BMW disturbing.