Gorgeous 2003 2.5 litre Z4 with only 40,000 miles from new, full service history by BMW specialist and the best colour scheme and alloy wheel combination.
MOT until April 18th 2018. Very good condition. No problems with common faults such as hood. The alarm has to be activated by manually locking the door or else it intermittently goes off. Annoying as I paid to have it fixed.
The Z4s became available around September 2003 and so very few of these early cars are around, particularly with such genuine low mileages and in this stunning colour scheme. I’d suggest this car might only go up in value now, or in coming years. Even better if the new owner can keep the miles low. The earliest cars will always be the most desirable in my experience - the 1961 E-Type Jaguars are worth around twice the value of any later e-type for example
I've owned this car for two and half years and although used regularly, its done few miles in my ownership. I bought it at 32,000 miles in April 2015. The previous person owned it for 7 years where it spent most of its time garaged and unused as part of a car collection.
I also own a 1964 Austin Healey and my Z4 gets almost as much attention now, people seem to love the colour and wheel combination. This is our third Z4 and I am only selling it because I'm buying Z4 M.
I bought a brand new 3.0 Z4 in September 1 2003, one of the first in London and was instantly hooked. These cars are modern classics in my opinion. I'd love this bonnie Z4 to go to a good home and hence I am only advertising it on this forum initially.
£4950 ono.
Call Jamie on 07939027364
Based in Richmond, Surrey
MOT until April 18th 2018. Very good condition. No problems with common faults such as hood. The alarm has to be activated by manually locking the door or else it intermittently goes off. Annoying as I paid to have it fixed.
The Z4s became available around September 2003 and so very few of these early cars are around, particularly with such genuine low mileages and in this stunning colour scheme. I’d suggest this car might only go up in value now, or in coming years. Even better if the new owner can keep the miles low. The earliest cars will always be the most desirable in my experience - the 1961 E-Type Jaguars are worth around twice the value of any later e-type for example
I've owned this car for two and half years and although used regularly, its done few miles in my ownership. I bought it at 32,000 miles in April 2015. The previous person owned it for 7 years where it spent most of its time garaged and unused as part of a car collection.
I also own a 1964 Austin Healey and my Z4 gets almost as much attention now, people seem to love the colour and wheel combination. This is our third Z4 and I am only selling it because I'm buying Z4 M.
I bought a brand new 3.0 Z4 in September 1 2003, one of the first in London and was instantly hooked. These cars are modern classics in my opinion. I'd love this bonnie Z4 to go to a good home and hence I am only advertising it on this forum initially.
£4950 ono.
Call Jamie on 07939027364
Based in Richmond, Surrey

