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Nice 2003 BMW Z4 convertible perfect for cruising down the road with the top down. This is a great and reliable little car that will go anywhere. It runs and drives great and everything works as it should. Z4's are so light weight and low to the ground that they have great handling and they easily cruise at highway speeds. This car is a lot of fun and a true joy to drive. I'll try to list everything I can about the car, but if you have any questions feel free to ask!

Exterior: The Red paint is in great condition and has hardly any imperfections. The only place you'll find anything is in the front of the hood where there are a few tiny chips, hardly noticeable from three feet away. In the pictures there are bugs on the front from a drive I had just gone on, there are no chips on the front bumper just a few bug guts. (Don't worry the car has been cleaned since) The body is clean and straight all the way around. The BMW badges are present as well as all the other Z4 badges. All exterior lights work and the top is in good condition. The drivers side mirror is present, but it is not a stock BMW mirror. I have the mirror I just haven't put it in. The Tires are in good condition and have a lot of life left in them. The wheels are in good condition as well. I store this car in the garage and it hasn't seen much rain. It looks great!

Interior: The tan interior is in good condition for its age. The seats show wear and so does the shifter. Other various tan pieces are a little worn as well. It cleans up nicely and there are no rips or cracks in anything. The dash is perfect and the instruments all work. Dash lights and oter intiror lights all work. All the power options work as well. Radio sounds great and it is all in working condition. This interior is sporty and comfortable, the best of both worlds.

Mechanical: Runs and drives great! This car is quick and agile. It shifts through all gears smoothly. It is a true sports car and it is in great mechanical condition. I would drive this thing anywhere. Power top goes up and down quickly. The Auto/Manual mode works good and so does Sport mode. A/C is cold and the fan works great.

This is a nice car and it has a lot of life left in it! It is ready for many more miles of winding country roads or it would be a great daily use car. If you want to come check it out or you have a question just call or text 405-550-2440 or 405-570-7191 Feel free to ask questions!

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Fore! Pro golfers race BMW i8 against a golf cart

Sat, Jun 28 2014

You wouldn't think a couple of pro golfers racing a golf cart along a nice green course would get the blood pumping. But throw in a BMW i8 plug-in hybrid and things get at least a little more interesting. At least, that's what the German automaker is hoping for. Bimmer is swinging big with a cross-promotional video featuring two pairs of golfers racing plug-in vehicles at the 2014 BMW International Open golf tournament in Koln, Germany. Two of the golfers take your run-of-the-mill golf cart while the other two take a slightly more powerful BMW i8, with the goal to get to the course's "halfway house" first. The race, among other things, sends jackrabbits scurrying and shows off the i8's really cool doors and racy styling. The odd part – "spoiler" alert Â– is that the golf cart wins the race by taking a short cut through the course despite the fact that the i8 pairs a 231-horsepower turbocharged engine with a 131-horsepower electric motor. It's probably not exactly the message of high-speed performance BMW wants to convey but it would raise eyebrows if this weren't all a silly stunt. Check out the three-minute video below and then read our i8 First Drive impressions here.

Watch a trio of Santas ride up Mulholland Drive

Wed, 25 Dec 2013

Santa Claus might have his eight reindeer - or nine, when it's foggy - to help him deliver presents in most parts of the world, but in southern California, it looks like he's traded up from Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and company to BMW, Yamaha and Ducati. RNickeyMouse is usually the place to check out spectacular motorcycle crashes on video along LA's Mulholland Drive, but a recent video caught a trio of Santas carving up the iconic, twisty road.
The three Santas are together, riding what appears to be a BMW S1000RR, Yamaha R1 and a hard-to-tell custom bike that could be a Ducati 1098. The video, which is posted below, also catches a bonus Santa riding solo on another S1000RR. Happy Christmas to all, and to all a cool bike!

Motorweek remembers the Bimmers that made us all fall in love

Sat, Dec 27 2014

The enthusiast's tied-in-knots relationship with BMW makes the Bavarians one of those brands especially ripe for nostalgic flights. That's why as soon as we saw the opening shot of Motorweek's review of the 1986 BMW 325e and a 635Csi, we let out a long sigh and thought, "Ahhhhh, I remember those days..." The two red barons were the new entries for the year, the 325e offering a couple of extra doors for the first time, the 635CSi rounding up the powerplant's displacement compared to the 633CSi that preceded it. The inline six-cylinder in the current 335i sedan gets on with 300 horsepower; 28 years ago, the 325e made do with a 2.7-liter inline six offering 121 hp, taking 9.3 seconds to get to 60 miles per hour from a standstill. That's four seconds more than today. Those willing to pay $41,000 for the 635CSi got a 3.4-liter inline six with 182 hp, and Motorweek praised it as a "confident handling car that does feel big and clumsy at times." The more things change, you know... Check out the video for a reminder of how BMW got to be what it is, and to hear the most unusual use of the word "oriental" we've heard in a while. News Source: MotorWeek via YouTube BMW Coupe Luxury Classics Videos Sedan

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