Z4M roadster for sale in Omaha

[Doctor Jeff]

Markel BMW has an Imola Red 2007 Z4M roadster for sale for $32,000--41k miles.

http://www.markelbmw.com/used/BMW/20...b3bb00a2fc.htm

This seems like a good price to me - I would be on it like a a frog on a junebug if I didn't have some pressing financial issues like selling a house, kids in college, etc. Anyway, if you're interested give them a call. I've had good experiences with Markel, and you could do worse than to fly into Omaha and drive home with a "new" red Z4M...

[mshanno1]

Originally Posted by Doctor Jeff

Markel BMW has an Imola Red 2007 Z4M roadster for sale for $32,000--41k miles.

http://www.markelbmw.com/used/BMW/20...b3bb00a2fc.htm

This seems like a good price to me - I would be on it like a a frog on a junebug if I didn't have some pressing financial issues like selling a house, kids in college, etc. Anyway, if you're interested give them a call. I've had good experiences with Markel, and you could do worse than to fly into Omaha and drive home with a "new" red Z4M...

To me, that price is kinda high

[KLH]

You think they would've CPO'd for that price.

[Silververtu]

Too much for the car.

[gcochard]

Mileage is way too high for that price, I'd like to see it at 30k miles or lower.

[Aries326]

Definitely. The price is high. I got my Z4 3.0si last year with a little over 15,000 miles for $30k and even that price was a tad high.

[blender]

That's $4-5K too high for that mileage.

[Finnegan]

Someone might find a good deal if they can negotiate this down from the asking price. All the dealer can do is say "no". As always a PPI is a wise decision.

[dreamingat30fps]

I paid about $7k less than that for my 2006 with about 30k miles.

[nwflbimmer]

May I ask how many E85 M Roadsters where produced?

[Finnegan]

Originally Posted by nwflbimmer

May I ask how many E85 M Roadsters where produced?

Sure, ask away! My answer will be the same as it was the last time though--it's in the production spreadsheet! This thread will help you navigate to it. If you're on the mobile app someone will need to pull in the spreadsheet and filter for Roadies, or you'll have to wait until you can access the spreadsheet yourself (I can't get to it from my Iphone).

[nwflbimmer]

I have looked at the spread sheet several times. It just seems to me that the numbers are kind of low to me. 1812 E86 and 3041 E85. Is this just in the USA or world wide? A buddy of mine says that M's were produced in Germany, but the data plate on my door jam says "made in the USA". Were M's made in both countries and is the total on the spread sheet just American made cars?

[XMetal]

Those numbers appeared to be NA only. All Z4s were assembled in South Carolina regardless of what the label say. FYI...The label on my MC's door jam says "Made in Germany", which is the opposite as yours

[chickdr]

Originally Posted by nwflbimmer

May I ask how many E85 M Roadsters where produced?

This will help: http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...1&postcount=22

[tomhole]

I paid $33k 3 months ago for a 2007 MR with 10,200 miles. Talk about like new. And I overpaid $2k (IMHO).

[gcochard]

As long as we're posting prices, I paid $27k for my 06 MR 1 year ago, with 16k on the clock.

[Doctor Jeff]

I'm not too familiar with M prices, since I own a 3.0i roadster, but my guess is the dealer might take a couple of thousand less. I personally like this dealership. I don't think they do many CPO's for some reason, but I would feel comfortable they've checked it out and buffed it up and brought it up to speed, vs. buying from a third party where all you have to go on is a Carfax report.

In any event, it is an awfully beautiful car...

[Finnegan]

And it was nice of you to post what could be a nice find, with some negotiation, for someone looking for an M Roadie.