2003 Bmw Z4 3.0 Manual Convertible (fully Loaded!!) on 2040-cars
Orrville, Ohio, United States
You are looking at a 2003 BMW Z4 3.0L. The black exterior with the fully loaded black leather interior, inline 6, 225hp, 6-speed manual transmission is one of the most sought after combinations BMW has ever put into production. The mileage is just over 75k miles with many more to go. Here are some of the amenities of this amazing machine.
1. Black leather interior 2. Automatic convertible top 3. Heated seats 4. Sport wheels 5. Sport mode 6. Upgraded sound system with CD player This vehicle has been serviced regularly and runs great. The battery was just replaced, tires have 50% tread left, all electronics work great and the exterior/interior are in phenomenal shape. Please don't hesitate to call, text or e-mail with any questions. Thanks for your interest. -Scott 330.749.4279 |
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