Off to buy an M/// 2nd update
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encee said:
But on the other hand, Mr / Mrs Sales Rep who wants a Z4 just buys one and rags it, whilst Mrs Mrs Sales Rep will not buy and M. What I am saying is that with the M owners you will have a higher percentage of true enthousiasts amongst the buyers then with the standard range, which will contain a larger number of non enthousiasts.
must just have been unlucky with the ones iv seen..2dogs said:yes! only the silver one there, not bad but i did'nt want silver againDarren M said:2dogs said:this looking for a M is doing my head inthink i will just buy an VRX8!!!!!
Did you check out the Dick Lovett Hungerford cars?
that was mine
although its apparently sold now!! anyone on here?2dogs said:No, I don't think i expect to much, but when i ask the question, Are the seat in good nic and they say yes A1toplad said:hi, i'm wondering if you are expecting to much from a second hand sale, even on a brand new car i could pick fault. Are you looking at higher mileage and expecting zero marks, which isnt going to happen or are you looking at the cheaper end of the market. In my experince main dealers have the best cars, but you have to pay more. Whats your budget?2dogs said:Went to look at another ZM yesterday 220 mile round trip and again I was disappointed
they said it was A1 but it was more like C1 I'm beginning to think there are no good M's
out thereor maybe I'm just setting my sights to high :?
and you get there and it looks like a fat lass has sat on it for 100000 miles, am i expecting to much. :?
on a budget of £20000ish would just like a good clean car, thats all :|
Think if you upped your budget slightly you'd have a bit more luck, have you viewed any main dealer cars or cars from Z4 forum owners?
non specialist indie dealers usually have the worst stock, something that BMW didn't want or the owner took a big hit on when selling
I would buy from a specialist indie like BHP of Munich Legends though.
Good luck, I hope you buy something soon, then Tony can stop giving you the hard sell on his motor
Liverpool
I'm in soft-sell mode at the moment, as I don't particularly want to sell it, and I don't want to annoy any potential buyers by pushing it and then saying I've decided to keep it because work has picked up suddenly.toplad said:Good luck, I hope you buy something soon, then Tony can stop giving you the hard sell on his motor
If it goes, it goes. If not, I'll keep putting the miles on it.
2dogs said:looks like it could be goodbye Z4m and hello VXR8 what a motor and that sound :evil:
its going to be a hard choice.....
I think you'd soon get bored with it, it's fast and noisy but it would lack the real driving finesse of the Z4MC. Still, I wouldn't mind one for a daily runabout
.2dogs said:looks like it could be goodbye Z4m and hello VXR8 what a motor and that sound :evil:
its going to be a hard choice.....
But VXR8 is just a Vauxhall, whatever how fast it goes and how good it is. If you want a V8 saloon, what about BMW M5 E39/E60, Jaguar S-Type R, Audi RS6?
Terry I would be taking this man up on his offer, this is right up your street. Forget the VauxhallShunt said:
http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=20353&p=294031#p294031
Shunt, are you selling it with the CSLs?
Wondermike said:Terry I would be taking this man up on his offer, this is right up your street. Forget the VauxhallShunt said:
Same thought occurred to me... about Shunt's and the Vauxhall! Still, am interested to see how the test drive went.