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2005 Bmw Z4 3.0i on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:2005 Mileage:22333 Color: Gray /
 Black
Location:

Forreston, Illinois, United States

Forreston, Illinois, United States
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2005 BMW Z4 3.0i
This Z4 is an example of how an enthusiast car is supposed to be kept. Maintained by the BMW dealer only, per BMW
recommendations and always on time.
Never driven in snow or rain and covered under the factory BMW car cover when not in use. Garaged if not driven.
Because of the low miles nothing mechanical has failed, as you would expect. The only work that has been done to
date is routine oil changes and New Continental DWS performance tires, and check-ups. The paint is near flawless
with only slight scuffs under the nose from steep driveways. The top is perfect as is the rest of the paint and
metal, no scratches or dings. Shiny, glossy, freshly sealed Sterling Grey paint. Black powered canvas top with BMW
windscreen for wind blockage. The interior has enough leather to finish 3 average cars. The options on this car
included the extended leather package which I will always seek when buying a car. This car is equipped with the
Sport Package and Premium Package, these add the following to the interior:
Multi-position M-Sport seats in perfect black Dakota leather
Sport Button (stiffened steering, increased throttle response)
Multi-function leather wrapped steering wheel
Premium Sound Hi-Fi Professional CD player
Automatic Climate Control
Auto-dimming rear view mirror
3.5mm Aux Input
Professional Navigation with flip up 7" screen display
BMW assist and with cell phone syncing
Illuminated "Z4" sill plates
Power windows/locks
Paddle shifters
On-Board Computer
On the outside you will find:
M-Sport Suspension
Dynamic Xenon Headlights w/auto on feature
Ellipsoid 18" wheels with New Continental (Non-Run flat tires)
Heated glass rear window
Rain sensing wipers
Mechanical Highlights:
3.0 Liter 6 Cylinder 225 HP
SMG Gearbox- Like to drive a Manual transmission? Also like driving an Auto at times? This is your car! This
transmission is amazing and will be in my next BMW. In Sport mode this car requires 100% of your attention. Shifts
are lightning fast and crisp! In cruising mode the automatic selection enables you to enjoy more of the drive with
less attention given to keeping it on the road. Truly a his and hers option.
Sport tuned M inspired suspension
Dynamic Traction Control
Tire Pressure monitor system

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