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Seen any interesting/decent E85's for sale?

This look's interesting.. any thoughts?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/267275203556

Here is for sale a stunning example of a BMW Z4 Roadster

It has been Garaged most of its life and cherished by its former owners and myself.

Its an absolutely dream to drive not just on those sunny days


Full heated leather seats , convertible roof , the motor has been moved professionally into the boot (common issue is water ingress in original postion ) new motor just installed . Clean and stylish interior with its black and blue contrast throughout.

Very low miles , 52900 miles with full service history next service due in 8000 miles

Business stero , air con , auto light and wipers, rear parking sensors

Thanks for looking Any questions please ask , viewing is advise to repect the condition of this car for its age.

I don't think you'll find a better spec in this condition Z4 Roadster

Get ready for summer and make room in that Garage

Only reason its for sale is i am in need of a 4 seater .... I have 2 young kids and have held out but it's time to get a practical car.

Private plate not included

Reduced as I need space in the garage for new car .
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I'm a returning ex E85 owner looking for an E89, I've got my eye on a 2009 3.0i auto sdrive for 7k it's a cat D from 2015. Been roadworthy since then and had annual MOT's. Black with white/cream leather.

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Not interesting for the majority here, but there's a left hand drive 2003 3.0 Z4 for sale in the Netherlands with ~160k miles on the clock for €17.500 (£15.000 !!). Now that might already be ridiculous, but check the attached picture; according to the description it's got an 8 speed automatic gearbox installed, a ZF 8HP45, along with an e46 M3 steering wheel with flippers.
Might be awesome be awesome to drive, but I have to say, seeing that newer style gear lever just looks odd.
According to the guy he installed it at around 130k miles. Seems like a bit of a waste cost wise for a car that age.

For those with actual interest: https://www.marktplaats.nl/v/auto-s/bmw/m2286829878-bmw-z4-3-0-8-traps-automaat

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With so many new BMWs being auto only and no option for manual, I'd have thought that would decrease what it's worth not add to it!
 
ryushe said:
Not interesting for the majority here, but there's a left hand drive 2003 3.0 Z4 for sale in the Netherlands with ~160k miles on the clock for €17.500 (£15.000 !!). Now that might already be ridiculous, but check the attached picture; according to the description it's got an 8 speed automatic gearbox installed, a ZF 8HP45, along with an e46 M3 steering wheel with flippers.
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Well it's certainly another reminder of how lucky we are with used car prices in the UK. :LOL:

It would seem a shame fitting that gearbox to a manual one, but hopefully it was an Auto or maybe an SMG with issues.

Those heater controls look strange - presumably A/C wasn't standard equipment in the Netherlands.
 
elfer said:
With so many new BMWs being auto only and no option for manual, I'd have thought that would decrease what it's worth not add to it!
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Yeah, my thoughts exactly.

Mr Tidy said:
Well it's certainly another reminder of how lucky we are with used car prices in the UK. :LOL:

It would seem a shame fitting that gearbox to a manual one, but hopefully it was an Auto or maybe an SMG with issues.

Those heater controls look strange - presumably A/C wasn't standard equipment in the Netherlands.
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Prices over here are insane in my opinion. My well looked after higher spec 3.0si would probably go for around the same price right now, even with ~130k miles. Which I already think is quite a bit for an '06 car.
Hopefully the switch was made due to previous faulty automatic gearbox, otherwise @elfer is dead right.
Never even noticed the heater controls, what with everything else going on! But seems you're spot on, looks like no A/C :oops:
Either way, certainly not a car for people that can appreciate these things...
 
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