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2005 BMW Z4 2 door convertible, 6-speed manual, 3.0si w/sport mode

$ 5068.8

Availability: 44 in stock
  • Body Type: Convertible
  • Vehicle Title: Clean
  • Make: BMW
  • Title: 2 door convertible, 6-speed manual, 3.0si w/sport mode
  • Year: 2005
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Exterior Color: Black
  • Condition: Used
  • Model: Z4
  • SubTitle: 2 door convertible, 6-speed manual, 3.0si w/sport mode
  • VIN Number: 4USBT53535LT28968 Get the Vehicle History Report
  • VIN: 4USBT53535LT28968
  • Mileage: 56600
  • Number of Cylinders: 6

    Description

    The given features/specs:
    3.0i model /225hp
    6-speed manual transmission
    sport mode
    black exterior
    black leather interior
    AMS
    rain-sensing wipers
    power mirrors
    AM/FM/CD with premium sound
    sport mode (via push button)
    power seats
    heated seats
    remote lock/unlock/trunk via key (two keys included)
    Things that makeTHIS Z4 special:
    LOW, LOW miles (56,522). Purchased May 2014 with 43699 miles. That’s less than 13k miles in 7 years, and an average of less than 3500 miles a yearsince new.
    regular oil/lube; most recent oil change: August 2021
    new battery March 2021
    new tires at miles 53622: Bridgestone Driveguard (two 225/40ZR18, two255/35ZR18)
    Aftermarket car cover included; like new
    BMW trickle charger included (in case you park it for the winter)
    No accidents,no fender-benders.
    Clean title in hand
    Best, fastest and best-handling car I have ever owned
    Issues/problems/negatives:
    Not garaged since I bought it. That means that black paint/finish is wearing a bit, and the paint on BMW badge on the engine hood has mostly flaked off. Recently detailed and waxed, and water beads up. But the painted surfaces have normal wear for a non-garaged vehicle of its age.
    Electric top is NOT functioning. Top is up/closed and does not leak, but will not open. I had my mechanic take a look at it; he suspects (but cannot verify) that it may need a new top motor. I got a rough quote for a new motor: 0 parts, 0labor. Needing a new motor is worst-case. It may be something less problematic. The price of the vehicle takes this problem into consideration.
    Cup holder on driver side is jammed shut. (A rare design flaw in BMWs; German design engineers don’t think you should drink while driving a Z4,and they’re right.)
    A bit of wear on the top of the shift knob (I wear a ring on my right hand).
    Headlight lenses are “frosted” over, one more than the other.
    A bit of rash on underside of front lip (from driving up steep driveway)
    No other known issues. This is one great car.