New User, first post. Selling E86 Z4M

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guldfisk_UK

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Hello all.

My first ever post here.

Can you advise if this is the forum, or a different forum to advertise my beautiful Blue Z4M Coupe, that I really don't want to part with, but am moving abroad and so sadly the time has come.

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Welcome aboard.
Thank you very much for being polite and asking first. So many don’t.
Yes, do a good advert with plenty of photos and be prepared to be asked much more detailed questions than you would get elsewhere.
GLWTS

Edit: hadn’t noticed how long you’ve been a member so you’ve probably witnessed the reception some new sellers get.
 
Many thanks for the prompt reply. Yes I am currently taking lots of pictures, assembling a history of all the work done on it, etc.

But in essence, 2006 343HP Z4M, immaculate paintwork (unfortunately I had to have it resprayed, but the team were ex BMW and it was a labour of love, so it's way beyond any factory paint job. It's all original apart from the CSL style wheels, but of course I have the original alloys as well to keep it as it came out of the factory.

Really don't want to sell. Have been fortunate to have owned Lamborghinis, Astons, driven Ferraris, Porsche, etc - none of them come close to this for raw driving appeal... and the engine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
As enuff_zed has said it isn't a problem, especially as you have been a forum member for 3 years. It's when people join specifically to post an advert that sometimes doesn't go down too well!

The benefit is that you get to post a free advert to an audience of Z4 enthusiasts. I had a 3.0Si Coupe before I moved on to my MC, and I know at least two other forum members who have done the same. Mine was advertised on here too. Just don't be surprised if you get feedback.

Anyway your MC is in a great colour scheme so just write your advert with plenty of detail or you will get asked for it! List any options like heated seats, upgraded stereo, cruise, etc. and add several photos including the interior. People will want full service information as in what work was done, when, where and at what mileage - especially big ticket items like rod bearing shells and Vanos.

Make sure you really are willing to part with it (I got seller's remorse after selling my first 3.0Si and bought another 2 days later) and if so GLWTS. :thumbsup:
 
That does look quite lovely (for a coupe). ;)

Just write a decent advert, detailed with all the important information and you will have nay bother here IMO.
 
Car looks lovely but looking forward to seeing some up to date photos. That one is 5 years old and the lawn is not parched enough for it to be current!
 
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