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Bye... Z4 gone

enzed4

Lifer
New Zealand
As the title says, the Z4 is now with a dealer, after trading it in on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport. A bit of a change from the Zed, to say the least. I just wanted something I could grab rain or shine, summer or winter and drive it. 6 speed manual, hard & soft tops and two sets of wheels. Special order colour (Hydro Blue), 55,000km so should have plenty of miles to go yet. I'm getting a new stereo and a reversing camera fitted next week as the tech is a bit thin compared to the Z4 (no heated seats, how will I survive...).
I know these are a bit 'marmite' but who cares - I'm just going to get out and :driving: :D .

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Cheers, I'll check in from time to time and see how you're all going.
 
Well that is a change.
You've been around here a long time now so it would be a real shame if you just disappeared.
Hope to see you popping back in from time to time.
Cheers. :thumbsup:
 
You could have just raised the zed's suspension a bit and got a set of winters. :poke: :lol:
 
Love it Shane. :thumbsup: Get some chains on it and go and explore all those roads the Zed could never touch in the winter. I never asked if you ski, but you now have the perfect vehicle to get you there. :D

Just get some heated seats fitted first. :wink:
 
I went down that route but was fortunate that I could afford to retain both :thumbsup:
 

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Lynchy said:
I like it, at least you can still get the roof off. Post a pic with the hard top off :thumbsup:
Middle of winter here, so don't think I'll be doing that for a while :rofl: . The 2 panels over the driver/passenger come off ('targa' roof, with apologies to Porsche) so they'll probably be the first to come off as it warms up.
 
Pbondar said:
I went down that route but was fortunate that I could afford to retain both :thumbsup:
Your favourite song wouldn't happen to be from Coldplay would it? Or are you more of a Beatles fan, about a certain type of submarine... :lol:.
Anything I should watch out for? It's the 3.6 V6, not the diesel.
 
enzed4 said:
As the title says, the Z4 is now with a dealer, after trading it in on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport. A bit of a change from the Zed, to say the least. I just wanted something I could grab rain or shine, summer or winter and drive it. 6 speed manual, hard & soft tops and two sets of wheels. Special order colour (Hydro Blue), 55,000km so should have plenty of miles to go yet. I'm getting a new stereo and a reversing camera fitted next week as the tech is a bit thin compared to the Z4 (no heated seats, how will I survive...).
I know these are a bit 'marmite' but who cares - I'm just going to get out and :driving: :D .

Jeep_01.jpg

Cheers, I'll check in from time to time and see how you're all going.

Good luck with the new motor :thumbsup:
Rob
 
Smartbear said:
enzed4 said:
As the title says, the Z4 is now with a dealer, after trading it in on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport. A bit of a change from the Zed, to say the least. I just wanted something I could grab rain or shine, summer or winter and drive it. 6 speed manual, hard & soft tops and two sets of wheels. Special order colour (Hydro Blue), 55,000km so should have plenty of miles to go yet. I'm getting a new stereo and a reversing camera fitted next week as the tech is a bit thin compared to the Z4 (no heated seats, how will I survive...).
I know these are a bit 'marmite' but who cares - I'm just going to get out and :driving: :D .

Jeep_01.jpg

Cheers, I'll check in from time to time and see how you're all going.

Good luck with the new motor :thumbsup:
Rob
Thanks Rob :thumbsup: . I have to say, when the 35i was 'on song' it was absolutely brilliant to drive, and I haven't found anything else that comes close for looks and performance at that price level. I will miss it, and if circumstances changed, I could see myself coming back to the forum with an M40i G29 8) , although at that money, I'd possibly be looking for a nice example of a Cayman S.
 
enzed4 said:
Pbondar said:
I went down that route but was fortunate that I could afford to retain both :thumbsup:
Your favourite song wouldn't happen to be from Coldplay would it? Or are you more of a Beatles fan, about a certain type of submarine... :lol:.
Anything I should watch out for? It's the 3.6 V6, not the diesel.


My predilection for yellow isn’t mirrored in my tastes in music..but it was a not bad hypothesis :thumbsup:

Mine is a 2004 TJ 4.0 litre 6 cylinder petrol with a 3.5 speed slush box…
 
Oh good choice, they bring to mind the essence of the word fun, they are an automotive legend :thumbsup:

You need to have long stretches of predictable warm dry weather to fully enjoy the Mork and Mindy experience
 
Wow, that's a pretty radical change! :o

But so long as you enjoy the Jeep that's all that matters. :driving:
 
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