SE or Sport

Weelawser

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 Aberdeenshire
Been looking at a few 2006 to 2008 2.5 & 3.0 si's can anyone enlighten me as to the differences between the SE and Sport ?
 
This link should answer all the questions you might have

http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=27852#p27852
 
In addition to the above....

The Sport cars came with the following as standard:

Sports suspension - stiffer, lower ride
Sports seats - more supportive, albeit slightly less comfortable
Sports steering wheel
MV2 (135) Alloys

I've more or less converted my early 3.0 SE to sports spec while I've owned it....
 
Ah yes. The 3.0si sport are indeed hard to come by. If you cant find one, a 2.5si still has plenty of grunt....

Just dont buy a coupe :lol:
 
Only people I know buying the SE over sport were those who wanted a soft ride and were too big to fit in the sports seats comfortably
 
Easy to say "just buy a sport" but when it came to it the best car I personally saw was an SE. So as long as you're aware of the differences then just buy the best car for you.

In my case the SE had sport seats and 18in wheels so all I had to contend with was a different steering wheel. Which is neither here nor there. I can't really tell if the car is noticeably higher riding than a sport but I certainly wouldn't want the suspension any stiffer. So I was more than happy to buy an SE.
 
mr wilks said:
Sport seats look better than they feel :( possibly the worst seats of any premium car iv'e owned :wink:

My Boxster S had the sport seats. I didn't realise they were the cause of my bad back until I sold it. At the very least I think the BMW items are better than the Porsche ones!
 
Well l love the sports seats they are superb, and I will agree that the 3.0si Sport is hard to find but be patient as you will find one, I did and I love it :)
 
I looked at quite a few cars before buying mine - including M's but the best looked after car I could find was an SE and I've never regretted buying it. Hubby used to have a sport and the drive isn't very different. Mine does have sports seats, which are good except on long drives.
 
I've bought an SE 3.0si and since then spend quite a lot of money on seats and suspension upgrades (had sport springs, now rolling on kw v2's) so definatelly would've bought sport if there was any worth buying at the time.

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