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Mangozac said:
Argenta said:
The alu interior trim tho is pretty neutral & clean, it's at least miles better than the mega-silly "carbonleather" they were trying on these..
(Future's judgement on today's carbonweave craze will not be gentle.. :) )
You're kidding, right? Carbon leather is the single best looking Z4 trim option and is what keeps Z4M interiors looking quite modern and exclusive!

Well that's what you think. I beg to differ. :)
The piano black is prob my favorite (will however go out of fashion too, eventually).

Also the M aluminium trim is different to the "Cirrus" alu trim in 3.0si.
 
original guvnor said:
Some of the comments on here about the M tri-colour wrap on the grille are a bit daft. We all like to personalise our cars a bit.
Regardless of my personal thoughts about that mod, I cannot understand why a dealer selling a car for top money wouldn't change such a thing back to oem for the small outlay.
Maybe it wouldn't bother most but I'd guarantee it would put a few people off, why take the chance?
 
Argenta said:
Well that's what you think. I beg to differ. :)
The piano black is prob my favorite (will however go out of fashion too, eventually).
Yes, we are all entitled to our opinion! I think you will find that you're in the minority on this one though ;)
 
TomK said:
original guvnor said:
Some of the comments on here about the M tri-colour wrap on the grille are a bit daft. We all like to personalise our cars a bit.
Regardless of my personal thoughts about that mod, I cannot understand why a dealer selling a car for top money wouldn't change such a thing back to oem for the small outlay.
Maybe it wouldn't bother most but I'd guarantee it would put a few people off, why take the chance?

Perhaps you're right about not returning it to standard for sale purposes but I think the (negative) generalisation made between someone personalising it in that way and their whole approach to ownership was ridiculous without knowing anything else about the car. Darren on here has done something similar on his Z4MR and he is as fastidious an owner as you are likely to meet. You have to look at the car as a whole not make sweeping judgements over something so minor.
 
Argenta said:
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Mangozac said:
Argenta said:
The alu interior trim tho is pretty neutral & clean, it's at least miles better than the mega-silly "carbonleather" they were trying on these..
(Future's judgement on today's carbonweave craze will not be gentle.. :) )
You're kidding, right? Carbon leather is the single best looking Z4 trim option and is what keeps Z4M interiors looking quite modern and exclusive!

Well that's what you think. I beg to differ. :)
The piano black is prob my favorite (will however go out of fashion too, eventually).

I'll back you up Argenta, I like my Alu trim, it brightens the interior. I'm keen on the carbon leather and gloss black too, but don't get me started on the wood! :stir:
 
original guvnor said:
TomK said:
original guvnor said:
Some of the comments on here about the M tri-colour wrap on the grille are a bit daft. We all like to personalise our cars a bit.
Regardless of my personal thoughts about that mod, I cannot understand why a dealer selling a car for top money wouldn't change such a thing back to oem for the small outlay.
Maybe it wouldn't bother most but I'd guarantee it would put a few people off, why take the chance?

Perhaps you're right about not returning it to standard for sale purposes but I think the (negative) generalisation made between someone personalising it in that way and their whole approach to ownership was ridiculous without knowing anything else about the car. Darren on here has done something similar on his Z4MR and he is as fastidious an owner as you are likely to meet. You have to look at the car as a whole not make sweeping judgements over something so minor.

I did originally point out it was a generalisation, however it's sadly one based on the cars I see in real life with that mod.
Call it ridiculous if you like but I would approach the car with more caution, albeit more than likely there is nothing in it as you say.
Anyway, apologies if I offended anyone.
 
It will sell at some point we probably won't find out what for unless the buyer pops up on here and is honest :-)
25k if it's extremely tidy in the flesh and everything stacks up is my call, I wasn't expecting to get an ultra low miles car for 20k but you never know. Not all sellers frequent forums. Interesting to see what happens
 
ChrisT70 said:
It will sell at some point we probably won't find out what for unless the buyer pops up on here and is honest :-)
25k if it's extremely tidy in the flesh and everything stacks up is my call, I wasn't expecting to get an ultra low miles car for 20k but you never know. Not all sellers frequent forums. Interesting to see what happens


Id be surprised if it was a donkey :roll: Parkway have a decent reputation & has traded more than enough Z4Ms to know what they need to hit the target
They also don't mind sitting tight & rarely drop the ask price although this is certainly high end ( re Z4Ms) even for them
Some may remember them getting their hands on Zermatts / Halifaxbantam's delightful Ti silver ///Mroady :driving: at the time 18months ago they wanted £16500/£17k for it , , certainly looked high on the marketplace at the time but after a few months it was gone & hasn't surfaced since
As for the price / miles ? Shall we call it optimistic ? Hopeful ? Sounds better than greedy or crazy & won't upset the members who like to see high asks :oops:
 
srhutch said:
The Cat D sepang coupe is down to £10,500 now.

If really wanting to get into a ZMC but short of capital this must be worth a view :? it would have to be pretty bad to not be worth that :cry:
 
Just had the new tax laws shrust in front of my face which boils down to as far as I can see is pre 2017 and makes all 3.2 worth more than before.
 
Keep in mind that he dropped the price because it developed an issue with the starter and has some warning lights on. It's a massive risk I think. As much as I love the colour..
 
original guvnor said:
TomK said:
original guvnor said:
Some of the comments on here about the M tri-colour wrap on the grille are a bit daft. We all like to personalise our cars a bit.
Regardless of my personal thoughts about that mod, I cannot understand why a dealer selling a car for top money wouldn't change such a thing back to oem for the small outlay.
Maybe it wouldn't bother most but I'd guarantee it would put a few people off, why take the chance?

Darren on here has done something similar on his Z4MR and he is as fastidious an owner as you are likely to meet. You have to look at the car as a whole not make sweeping judgements over something so minor.


Looks like my 44K car won't be worth anything Steve or ever sell without removing the 3 strips of vinyl off of the grill :D
 

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samj89 said:
bmwaddict said:
srhutch said:
The Cat D sepang coupe is down to £10,500 now.

Where's that listed please? Thats bloody cheap if it's been repaired properly and with fsh and in vgc.

I think it had a new engine not only that no service history!

Neither of which makes it a bad car just not ideal from a investment point going forward
The car really needs viewing / testdriving & buying with the knowledge that a few ££ spent wisely could offer a great ownership experience with a potential 30%/40% saving on a similar "pedigree" example
 
At that price, you could buy it, sell off all the parts and still make money, plus mine would then be one of only 9 :evil:
 
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