What is the mean average age of Z4 Drivers?

[Mr Tidy]

I doubt you would have kept it long!

My mate was a salvage dealer and bought a stolen/recovered one in about 1986. He spent £800 on a decent stereo and a top of the range alarm, but within 2 weeks it got stolen again. And it was no quicker than my 2.8i Capri.

 

[RossT]

Seems I’m a youngster around here at a mere 48. Bought my E86 at 46.

 

[Pondy]

Seems I’m a youngster around here at a mere 48. Bought my E86 at 46.

Yes. And stop posting on car forums when you should be at school.

 

[CanardAlsace]

Old enough to have a pension and decide what to do with my time, and that insurance would be not be the cost like the mortgage on a house; not to worry so much about some head case politician (you know who we’re talking about ) … and to know the average boy racer up my bumper in his GTI is going to be seriously p****ed when I stretch my foot.

 

[Pondy]

Seems I’m a youngster around here at a mere 48. Bought my E86 at 46.

There's a lad on the Z3 forum who is 17. Bought a 2.8 Z3 before he passed his test. He is the youngest on there by about half a century!

 

[firebobby]

I'll soon be 63 and two and a half years away from leaving work, I'll have done 37 years at Thames by then.
I'm in the process of building a nice garage/workshop, to accommodate a few of my toys, so when I no longer need to go to work, I can fill my time, tinkering.

I had a Stag when I was 19, absolutely loved that car.
Young, money in my pocket... hair on me ed,
Then sold it a couple of years later for a deposit on our first house.

 

[Matt.rowley.1990]

Bought my E89 at 33 and I’m now 35.

Im probably one of the youngest on here and it’s a pattern I’m seeing with car ownership in general. A lot of the younger generations aren’t interested in driving and those that do happen to want a licence often want something cheap, economical and green.

Driving for fun is a dying pastime.