2011 Bmw Z4 Sdrive35i Convertible 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Stuart, Florida, United States
Beautiful Deep Sea Blue Metallic with Black Kansas Leather Z4 sDrive 35i 6 speed manual. Great car that I picked up May 2012 from a Dealer in Dallas that specializes in BMW & Mercedes Lemon Law buy backs. I was told this car had a wiring issue and the harness and fuel tank were replaced to fix the issue. I purchased the car with 5,300 miles and it now has 21,500 with no issues at all. It has adaptive headlights, Rain sensor and auto headlights, Premium Package, Sport Package, Multi-Function Steering Wheel, Heated Seats, Auto Climate Control, iPod and USB adapter, Satellite Radio Prep but not installed, Cruise, so just all the right options for a fun ride.
Contact/Service Program to 10/30/2016 or 100,000 miles, apparently this was added by BMW due to the Lemon Thing. New Vehicle Warranty to 10/30/2014 or 50,000 miles. Tires are original and should be replaced soon. I left them on so you can see what condition they are in and be comfortable that this car was not abused. The car has had a clear bra paint protector film since new but is not a very good job. I was going to have it replaced but just never got around to it. Please let me know if you have any questions or need any additional information. This is a truly beautiful Z4 and tons of fun!! |
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BMW Team RLL drivers for its two cars will be Bill Auberlen and series rookie Maxime Martin in the No. 55, aided by Jörg Müller for the endurance races at Sebring and Road Atlanta. The No. 56 car gets Dirk Müller on a full-time basis, Joey Hand when he's not competing in the DTM series, and John Edwards when Hand isn't available. Uwe Alzen will help out with driving duties in the No. 56 at endurance races.
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