For Sale: 2006 Z4 Coupe 3.0si Manual Sport – Montego Blue – 53K miles SOLD

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Gehil

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Hello all, the time has come to part with my beloved.

I have had her for about one and a half years and have loved every day of owning it, but with getting married on the horizon and looking for a house I need to have a more sensible and boring car. The Z4 has been my main car so since 05/2016 I have put just in over 10,000 miles. Decided to post on here for a couple of weeks before posting elsewhere.

Here are the details:

2006 Montego Blue Z4 3.0 Si sport Coupe
Currently 52856 miles
• Inbuilt Sat Nav (professional)
• Bluetooth Phone Kit
• Heated Seats
• 6 CD changer
• Rear Parking Sensors
• M Sports leather Seats
• M Sport Leather Steering Wheel (Multifunction)
• M Sport Suspension
• Bi-Xeon Headlights
• Hifi Speaker system
• Rain Sensor/Auto Wipers
• Auto Headlights
• Auto climate control
• Warning triangle and first aid kit
• Seat adjustment, electric, with Key memory
• Interior trim strips, Alu Cirrus
• Headlining anthracite
• Headlight cleaning system
• Tyre monitoring system
• Two keys

The car has been very well looked after with barely a mark to be found on the car. Since I have had it I've had some servicing done on it.

Alternator replaced (05/2016)
Battery replaced (05/2016)
Oil service (04/2017)
Wheels renovated (09/2017)
Brake discs and pads replaced (11/2017)

MOT due May 2018,

Asking Price is £10995, car is currently located in Crawley West Sussex, viewings welcome.

Cheers For looking Leigh.
 
Ok as I haven't been on the forums alot I cannot PM however I will reply on here.

  • I have had it since 05/2016.
  • As far as I know it's still the original paint. Not been resprayed since I have had it.
  • Not spotted any rust.
  • Water pump hasn't been replaced.
  • Nothing needs doing as brake discs and pads were the only thing picked up in BMW Inspection.
 
Lovely looking car OP, and some desirable options too. :thumbsup:

FWIW "barnyg" just noticed from "tonyz4c"'s database the UK only got 11 Montego Blue Coupes with Cirrus Aluminium trim like yours (and mine and barneyg's)!

Good luck with the sale. :thumbsup:
 
That alu trim is so good, surprised more weren't sold with this. The standard Alu trim isnt a touch in comparison imo!

Really lovely car GLWTS :thumbsup:
 
So the zed has made it onto ebay (hell of alot cheaper than autotrader). Its hard to let go as the long the sell goes on the more I think I want to keep it.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/222827442526?roken=cUgayN
 
Gehil said:
Its hard to let go as the long the sell goes on the more I think I want to keep it.
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Well make your mind up quick - otherwise you may soon be looking for another (how do I know)? :roll:
 
Nice looking car, but I wouldn't be comfortable spending that sort of money on a private sale with only 3 months MOT remaining. A fresh MOT gives reassurance to any potential buyers. It also gives a degree of protection to the seller against subsequent claims that the car was sold with faults (I'm in no way suggesting that's the case here).

I'm sure it would be £40 or so well spent...

GLWS :thumbsup:
 
C8H18 said:
Nice looking car, but I wouldn't be comfortable spending that sort of money on a private sale with only 3 months MOT remaining. A fresh MOT gives reassurance to any potential buyers. It also gives a degree of protection to the seller against subsequent claims that the car was sold with faults (I'm in no way suggesting that's the case here).

I'm sure it would be £40 or so well spent...

GLWS :thumbsup:
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Not necessarily, as long as the car has a full service history, I wouldn’t be too concerned about a winding down £40 MOT on a £10k+ car. You only worry about those sorts of things on cheap bangers.
 
R60BBA said:
C8H18 said:
Nice looking car, but I wouldn't be comfortable spending that sort of money on a private sale with only 3 months MOT remaining. A fresh MOT gives reassurance to any potential buyers. It also gives a degree of protection to the seller against subsequent claims that the car was sold with faults (I'm in no way suggesting that's the case here).

I'm sure it would be £40 or so well spent...

GLWS :thumbsup:
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Not necessarily, as long as the car has a full service history, I wouldn’t be too concerned about a winding down £40 MOT on a £10k+ car. You only worry about those sorts of things on cheap bangers.
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Not sure about that, its not just cheap bangers that can suffer from leaking dampers/worn brakes etc and a service is not necessarily going to result in those things being addressed.
A fresh MOT does bring more peace of mind imho
Rob
 
Smartbear said:
R60BBA said:
C8H18 said:
Nice looking car, but I wouldn't be comfortable spending that sort of money on a private sale with only 3 months MOT remaining. A fresh MOT gives reassurance to any potential buyers. It also gives a degree of protection to the seller against subsequent claims that the car was sold with faults (I'm in no way suggesting that's the case here).

I'm sure it would be £40 or so well spent...

GLWS :thumbsup:
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Not necessarily, as long as the car has a full service history, I wouldn’t be too concerned about a winding down £40 MOT on a £10k+ car. You only worry about those sorts of things on cheap bangers.
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Not sure about that, its not just cheap bangers that can suffer from leaking dampers/worn brakes etc and a service is not necessarily going to result in those things being addressed.
A fresh MOT does bring more peace of mind imho
Rob
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Not being funny but you don’t need an MOT certificate to know whether the car has those issues that you’ve mentioned. For all you know a seller could’ve got a postal MOT.

For me personally, I would rather see a full service history and check underneath the car myself. For those that don’t want to get grubby you can always pay the AA for a full inspection which gives more peace of mind than an MOT imo.
 
Nice looking car OP,

Good advert but I would stick it through and Mot for the price its a no brainer. It also gives a perspective buyer less ammunition to knock the price of the car down.

Good Luck :thumbsup:
 
R60BBA said:
Smartbear said:
R60BBA said:
Not necessarily, as long as the car has a full service history, I wouldn’t be too concerned about a winding down £40 MOT on a £10k+ car. You only worry about those sorts of things on cheap bangers.
Click to expand...

Not sure about that, its not just cheap bangers that can suffer from leaking dampers/worn brakes etc and a service is not necessarily going to result in those things being addressed.
A fresh MOT does bring more peace of mind imho
Rob
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Not being funny but you don’t need an MOT certificate to know whether the car has those issues that you’ve mentioned. For all you know a seller could’ve got a postal MOT.

For me personally, I would rather see a full service history and check underneath the car myself. For those that don’t want to get grubby you can always pay the AA for a full inspection which gives more peace of mind than an MOT imo.
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Each to their own, but if I were considering spending 5 figures on a 12 year old car then I'd expect it to have a fresh MOT, especially for a private sale. I'd question why the seller was unwilling to spend less than half a percent of the car's advertised price on a certificate giving it a clean bill of health. It's clear from your posts that there are people who would not be bothered either way, but I wouldn't want the OP to lose a potential sale for the sake of £40 or so.

Anyway, I've said my piece. The OP can take it or leave it - it makes no difference to me. I hope he gets a good price for his car - it looks lovely.
 
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