wantaz4m said:Z4M coupe sold now eyeing up a M roadster...
crazy talk.
It's perfectly legit to go back to another Coupe - plenty on here to hold your hand..
wantaz4m said:Z4M coupe sold now eyeing up a M roadster...
pvr said:Imagine how pleased she will be when she finds out you are getting a real sportscar instead rather than a 3 series look-alike :evil:

Darren Slone said:wantaz4m said:it's an odd one really. I started out looking for a roadster, then was swayed to the coupe by the flowing lines. However this year's lovely weather has made me desire a convertible more than ever.
It didn't occur to me at all when I was selling my coupe that I should have put down I would be open to part ex....it's not something I've ever done before, but does seem to become more and more common.....
:wink: Darrenslone......nevermind!! your red Z4MR looks lovely!!
Thankyou very much and when you get your Roadster let me know and we'll get a drink over at Gunthorpe or similar, I'm sure OG will be up for a drive out too![]()
jimmybell said:pvr said:Imagine how pleased she will be when she finds out you are getting a real sportscar instead rather than a 3 series look-alike :evil:
Ahh - Did you tell the entire family you bought a VW Beetle runaround?!
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A1GSS said:One for sale on here...
http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=70296
do you find that your foot has to be all the way off the throttle when shifting gear before you press or release the clutch pedal /? i find if i am not careful when shifting i ride the clutc a bit . or if i come off the throttle then on again then i sometimes get the kangarooing., i do like the sport feeling of more response though i know its really only like giving it a load more throttle everywheresrhutch said:I've started using sport mode more recently. Finding it easier to pull away from junctions and changing from 1-2.