Post pictures of your Z3/4M

[TexaZ3]

I agree, I'd like an honest review of how painful it is to own one though.

Mostly painful from a financial point of view. When something breaks - its usually $$$. I'm pretty handy and I have done things like throttle body actuators, and various suspension bits myself, but bearings, gearboxes, and such - are simply above my ability. And that's what gives up the ghost often on those cars.

Other than that - the car has pretty archaic gearbox, and unless you are driving it like a maniac in P500 Sport mode (which I almost always do), it feels...well, old. The engine is glorious, and worth price of admission alone, but overall, its just typical BMW M stuff. Don't get me wrong, its a great car. But unless you have to have a naturally aspirated 5 liter BMW V10 that sounds like a freaking jet fighter, there are other options.



Here is a nice view of a Bangle butt for you

[TexaZ3]

So, with the M6 sold, I got myself a new toy:

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[Westopher]

Oh my... where's the journal?!

[TexaZ3]

Oh my... where's the journal?!

Umm...guilty. I need to start one!

[TexaZ3]

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[JMILLET]

2007 E86 Z4 MCoupe that spends most of its time doing driving schools at various tracks in Washington State and Oregon.

[TexaZ3]

[Rekpoint]

Wish I never sold this

[TexaZ3]

These two a quite a pair.

[jayson]

I assume roadsters still count as well. I haven't owned this one for a few years, but it was about as perfect as they come.

[aaar35]

Some great looking coupes in here! This is my steel grey 02.

[aaar35]

Well that did not work