Uber low mile Sepang M Coupe
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Bing said:Grumpyowl said:Bing said:
Yes Bing the add says it's going back on a 57 plate.
Oops, missed that... headline is a bit misleading. I just couldn't live with the piano black personally, it'd need changing.
PDI doesnt indicate registration date. Could have been registered 01/01/08. Would still be on a 57 plate though.
Beautiful car, on the high side price wise for the uk, having said that if I had a spare £20K I'd buy it, especially as it has the V6 engine 
Wow a v6 Z4MC wish I had one of those 
Sepang is one of those 'Marmite' colours. I personally think the M looks beautiful in all colours, it's more a case of what you wish to live with. Whilst it does have exceptional low mileage it is priced high IMO considering the poor spec. As a BMW car I'm surprised the chap didn't go all out on the spec, these manager owned cars tend to be top of the range. I've given my details to Hurlingham should a black example arrive but I've noticed they can be a tad dearer than other similar dealers.
If I were presently looking for a Z4MC, although this car is a bit pricey, I'd rather pay a couple of grand too much for such a low mileage example than be waiting and expecting my perfect specced car to come along as a bargain. In a small group of UK cars, there will be only a small handful of ideal cars, if any, to choose from. A bird in the hand...
gordongecko500
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A beautiful car but I think this garage is over priced looking at the other stock. I see they've sold a carbon black one with 25k miles for £1k less.
Anyone wanting a sub 20k miles Z4MC is going to have to pay £20k plus from now on in my opinion. If you want ultra low you'll need to pay ultra high.
Ninarvana said:
I know some people always want a 'bargain" (I'm not saying that's you) but with something only available in limited numbers you've always got to be prepared to compromise (price included) to take possession. I know that Sepang Bronze is a bit of a "Marmite" colour (I love it) but I doubt if it divides opinion as much as Phoenix Yellow of my Z4MC. In racehorses, there's a saying: "no good horse can be a bad colour". IMO, the same applies to the Z4MC. Condition is far more important than anything else.
gordongecko500 said:
The car you speak of was never listed at that price, dealer tactics :wink:
It was initially a forum members car from Edinburgh and appeared at Norwich sports & classics for £17,990. Soon after Hurlingham acquired it and stuck the price up to £18,990 to which it remained until it recently sold. I think you'll find they popped the price up after the fact to make the Sepang look 'good value'.
exdos said:Ninarvana said:
I know some people always want a 'bargain" (I'm not saying that's you) but with something only available in limited numbers you've always got to be prepared to compromise (price included) to take possession. I know that Sepang Bronze is a bit of a "Marmite" colour (I love it) but I doubt if it divides opinion as much as Phoenix Yellow of my Z4MC. In racehorses, there's a saying: "no good horse can be a bad colour". IMO, the same applies to the Z4MC. Condition is far more important than anything else.
I completely appreciate where you are coming from. That is true and the coupes seem to be climbing somewhat in comparison to the MR's which is great if you own a coupe but not so great for someone like me who's looking. That said if you want a specific car you have to be prepared to pay for it and low mileage does command a premium regardless of anything else.
inkey$ said:
Personally I purposely didn't spec PDC on any of my cars because I don't like to see the sensors. I'd rather have a car without to keep the look clean. The moment they start fitting systems like this that are completely invisible I might (might) consider adding it so that I can trust the OH to park the car!