Hellrot Red Z4 Coupe
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https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/z4m-coupe/bmw-z4-m-coupe/9402538
A contender? Ticks all the boxes in my opinion
A contender? Ticks all the boxes in my opinion
It's 17k less miles . Lower spec . Incoming sp2 . Genuine csls but a 5000 GBP price increase on mine. Don't think I can stomach the risk of trying to sell mine to buy that. If I could get my money back on the m I bought a few months back then I might do it but it's almost of effort right now.
Looney said:
Considering all the posts about wanting a Hellrot coupe I'm amazed you aren't selling a kidney to buy this one. It looks perfect to me, I can't imagine you will ever get one as good as this so cheap. In fact the only thing I would be concerned about is it's priced too low, if this was mine I wouldn't let it go for less than £23k
ShaunKC said:
Indeed, I have made an enquiry
But my money is tied up in 2 other z4 coupes, if I was to hard sell both to get this I am loosing so much money.. to the point its not worth it.. if I randomly had 21000 in my pocket then sure that's a valid point.
quick sale my coupe for 7500 and my Z4MC for 15000 and have 22500 towards 1 red z4mc makes absolutely no sense what so ever.
Looney said:ShaunKC said:
Indeed, I have made an enquiry
But my money is tied up in 2 other z4 coupes, if I was to hard sell both to get this I am loosing so much money.. to the point its not worth it.. if I randomly had 21000 in my pocket then sure that's a valid point.
quick sale my coupe for 7500 and my Z4MC for 15000 and have 22500 towards 1 red z4mc makes absolutely no sense what so ever.
So what exactly is the point of this thread then, are you expecting someone to give you a red Z4C for free so you can keep all three?
oke: You are only in the 'predicament' because not once but twice you have bought the 'wrong' car. Maybe you should just concentrate on either enjoying one or other of the Coupes you already have or selling them for what they are worth and then you'll have cash in your pocket to buy a red one if/when one becomes available.
Chris
Given how sought after the Red cars are, you may well be better served chopping your two in cheap and getting this one bagged. It might well return you more money overall in the long term when all said and done...
