Z4M for sale £14250

It's always hard to set the price right for a sale, speedy sale, and especially a private sale. Many PH cars are from dealers so always a premium there.
As a buyer :) (not an owner) I thought your pricing was fair.
 
Darren M said:
It's always hard to set the price right for a sale, speedy sale, and especially a private sale. Many PH cars are from dealers so always a premium there.
As a buyer :) (not an owner) I thought your pricing was fair.
That was my thinking, hard to know where to pitch it, it's ok to go on p.h etc but how many actually sell, I've seen a lot withdrawn only to appear 6, 8 months later for sale again. The amount of owners goes a bit against me as well, I don't think you can put a definite price on these things and as I said I took into account the service and tax needed, ok I've prob shot myself in the foot a little but all due respect to Beedub I think he's being a tad optimistic at 16k. Anyway as I said it's done and if I've lost out a bit it's my own doing and i'l take it on the chin, but thanks for that Darren, I appreciate it mate. :)
 
Yup that's a good deal and a good car by the looks of it. You're right the prices are all over the place at the moment, as shown in The market watch thread. I picked mine up for £11.7k with 64k miles fully loaded spec from a franchise dealer with warranty, so personally I'd say this is proportionally priced but it's all subjective I guess :thumbsup: I nearly pulled out of my deal to pay £3k more for a different M with 25k less miles, I'd have been interested at that price if this came up 2 weeks earlier!
And you saved £40 by not getting ripped by and bypassing the Autotrader ad listing price 8)
 
ncrossy1980 said:
Yup that's a good deal and a good car by the looks of it. You're right the prices are all over the place at the moment, as shown in The market watch thread. I picked mine up for £11.7k with 64k miles fully loaded spec from a franchise dealer with warranty, so personally I'd say this is proportionally priced but it's all subjective I guess :thumbsup: I nearly pulled out of my deal to pay £3k more for a different M with 25k less miles, I'd have been interested at that price if this came up 2 weeks earlier!
And you saved £40 by not getting ripped by and bypassing the Autotrader ad listing price 8)
Exactly this ncrossy, there was an imola one for sale @ James Paul recently with around 50k miles I think that was up at 14k, that was a dealer! I remember thinking s**t i'm going to lose out big time when I put mine up, also mine was for sale last summer for about 6wks @ 14,800 with 8 mths tax left, I went up and put my offer in and got it, ok I hav'nt made a profit but I've only lost a couple of hundred so there it is, in the great scheme of things i'ts not the end of the world.
 
Well with a somewhat heavy heart it's now sold to Krisdelta, very nice chap and a pleasure to sell to, I hope he enjoys it as much as I have, seeing such a nice 1 go is not easy but i'm sure he'll look after it. Thank you all for reading and comments, advice etc, it's genuinely appreciated. :thumbsup: Onwards and upwards and any other rubbish cliches'. Roll on the new e89. :)
 
john-e89 said:
Cheers Andy, just deciding on final spec. Any date to pick yours up yet?

Not yet John but I reckon it will possibly be this Friday as they are having two alloys refurbished for me so fingers crossed.

Now what model/spec are you going for is it a black one?
 
Yep fingers crossed for you Andy. Which alloys have you got?
Going for 35is in black with, I think, red leather, and probably stupidly, but 296 alloys, really like them so gambling they don't crack, they can't all crack right. :tumbleweed:
 
john-e89 said:
Yep fingers crossed for you Andy. Which alloys have you got?
Going for 35is in black with, I think, red leather, and probably stupidly, but 296 alloys, really like them so gambling they don't crack, they can't all crack right. :tumbleweed:

Hi John

Mine has the 296 alloys on so hopefully they all can't crack can they :) I know most prefer the 326 style but for me the 296 are nicer looking alloys and mine is black with red leather a classic combo :thumbsup:
 
andya1 said:
john-e89 said:
Yep fingers crossed for you Andy. Which alloys have you got?
Going for 35is in black with, I think, red leather, and probably stupidly, but 296 alloys, really like them so gambling they don't crack, they can't all crack right. :tumbleweed:

Hi John

Mine has the 296 alloys on so hopefully they all can't crack can they :) I know most prefer the 326 style but for me the 296 are nicer looking alloys and mine is black with red leather a classic combo :thumbsup:

There's always got to be an exception to the rule Andy. We'll look like Howard and Hilda if we're ever on the same meet :D
 
john-e89 said:
andya1 said:
john-e89 said:
Yep fingers crossed for you Andy. Which alloys have you got?
Going for 35is in black with, I think, red leather, and probably stupidly, but 296 alloys, really like them so gambling they don't crack, they can't all crack right. :tumbleweed:

Hi John

Mine has the 296 alloys on so hopefully they all can't crack can they :) I know most prefer the 326 style but for me the 296 are nicer looking alloys and mine is black with red leather a classic combo :thumbsup:

There's always got to be an exception to the rule Andy. We'll look like Howard and Hilda if we're ever on the same meet :D

Hehe will you be Hilda :D
 
John,

Really nice to meet you yesterday. The car is a cracker and has been clearly cherished, still smells new inside! It was a simple drive home and it soaked up the miles with ease. Interestingly - the clutch is far lighter than the E46 M3 I had for 3 years so it was far more managable around town. I've got the nav working in 3d mode and hooked up an old ipod to the system, not a clue how to control it yet though. Was surprised how little the wheels tramlined on the motorway, a very comfortable cruiser considering what it is. When it stops raining and hailing - I'll get the roof down and pretend it's summer :D

I'm sure you'll enjoy the new Z4, just as capable and quick with a different delivery and slightly more practical. You've got the perfect roads around you for making the most of it.

All the best :)
 
krisdelta said:
John,

Really nice to meet you yesterday. The car is a cracker and has been clearly cherished, still smells new inside! It was a simple drive home and it soaked up the miles with ease. Interestingly - the clutch is far lighter than the E46 M3 I had for 3 years so it was far more managable around town. I've got the nav working in 3d mode and hooked up an old ipod to the system, not a clue how to control it yet though. Was surprised how little the wheels tramlined on the motorway, a very comfortable cruiser considering what it is. When it stops raining and hailing - I'll get the roof down and pretend it's summer :D

I'm sure you'll enjoy the new Z4, just as capable and quick with a different delivery and slightly more practical. You've got the perfect roads around you for making the most of it.

All the best :)

It was a pleasure to sell to you Kris, loss or not, clearly a car enthusiast and a very nice chap, look after it mate and remember give me 1st refusal come sell time in a few years, stay in touch mate. :thumbsup:

Shortfuse2 I hope to hell Beedub doesn't read this, he gave me a rocket for underselling which I don't blame him for, your gonna get strung up by your buster browns my friend... :lol: Don't sweat it mate, life's too short. :thumbsup:
 
shortfuse 2 said:
bloody hell sold my m Christmas 29000 miles full history fully loaded in great nick for £12500 tom on here had a bargain


you absolutely GAVE that car away..... sub 30k mile cars are up a the 16,995+ mark easily, put it this was a sytner sold a red roadster with around the same mileage in 3 days recently at 18,250 i think it was.... yo sold your car at what the 55k + milers are priced at.
 
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