Anyone know this Z4 3.0 Coupe?

skelters said:
Excellent.

When do you get it?

Any errors on it?

How was the drive?

:worthless:

Thanks, was pretty spot on. Needs a few door dents removing and a wheel refurb. Apart from that it’s spot on. MOT being done on Monday too. I’ll pick it up a few days after that

:rofl:
 
skelters said:
If they're doing the MOT then it WILL pass.

What's the service history like?
It’s got full service history. Had inspection 2 completed in September 2018, including all fluids and brake fluids. Previous MOT’s have all passed with no advisories.
They’re not doing the MOT in house. I’ve looked at as much underneath as possible, looks to be in good condition :)
 
mackharry said:
I was thinking maybe we should have a poll on which aerial type is the most popular but im not sure what reception it would get.
Sorry for the thread hijack OP!

Off topic again, :oops: but I think we already have a clear winner of the aerial debate:-

https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=93757&p=1597838&hilit=rally+chris#p1597838
 
Nobody mentioned that you've done what we've all done and bought yourself OCD.

Welcome to looking out the window regularly, cleaning the car more than you have normally cleaned any car, lotions, potions, polish, tools and treatments for the paintwork, wheels, tyres, leather and interior.

Welcome to being obsessed with squeaks and rattles, engine noises and anything that hints of something that might not be right.

Welcome to staying up late at night trying to work out which part / oil / spark plug / air filter / oil filter / tyres / software etc. would be best and justifying purchases based on Man Maths!

Welcome to looking up part numbers on Real OEM as you want to replace some bit of trim or other ridiculously priced item.

Welcome to checking eBay for parts etc.

Also get used to looking back at the car when you've parked the car for a final look before going about your normal day.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
 
skelters said:
Nobody mentioned that you've done what we've all done and bought yourself OCD.

Welcome to looking out the window regularly, cleaning the car more than you have normally cleaned any car, lotions, potions, polish, tools and treatments for the paintwork, wheels, tyres, leather and interior.

Welcome to being obsessed with squeaks and rattles, engine noises and anything that hints of something that might not be right.

Welcome to staying up late at night trying to work out which part / oil / spark plug / air filter / oil filter / tyres / software etc. would be best and justifying purchases based on Man Maths!

Welcome to looking up part numbers on Real OEM as you want to replace some bit of trim or other ridiculously priced item.

Welcome to checking eBay for parts etc.

Also get used to looking back at the car when you've parked the car for a final look before going about your normal day.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

:rofl: I look at mine through the window then go to another room to see it from a different angle, even after 8 months of ownership. Proper eye candy these zeds!
 
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