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2008 BMW Z4 3.0i in Charlotte, North Carolina 28227
Price: $17,998*
Mileage: 19,668
VIN: 4USBU33548LW60973
Stock Number: 16553364
Location: CarMax Independence Boulevard in Charlotte, North Carolina 28227
Description Used 2008 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $17,998, 19,668 miles with , Bluetooth, Soft Top, Premium Package
Transmission: Manual 6 Speed Color: Black Avg. Vehicle Review: 4.786 (124 reviews) "I love it! Incredible fun in town and suburbs; it has serious acceleration and waay more power than anyone needs. It's more for folks who really appreciate the driving experience than for those interested in comfort--definitely only for the young at heart. On the downside, that driving experience equates to a stiff suspension and being in touch with the road means feeling every pebble on it. On the highway, the noise pretty much means putting the top up to be able to talk or hear the radio. Getting in and out is more suited to the nimble, also. It's a sports car lovers car, and it fills that role wonderfully."
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2009 BMW Z4 3.0i in Lexington, Kentucky 40515
Price: $17,998*
Mileage: 56,813
VIN: WBALM53529E160853
Stock Number: 16557242
Location: CarMax Lexington in Lexington, Kentucky 40515
Description Used 2009 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $17,998, 56,813 miles with , Bluetooth, Hard Top, Premium Package
Transmission: Automatic Color: Black Avg. Vehicle Review: 5 (124 reviews) "Fun to drive, easy handling."
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2011 BMW Z4 3.0i in Birmingham, Alabama 35244
Price: $20,998*
Mileage: 50,861
VIN: WBALM5C5XBE379064
Stock Number: 16623328
Location: CarMax Birmingham in Birmingham, Alabama 35244
Description Used 2011 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $20,998, 50,861 miles with , Hard Top, Run Flat Tires, Leather Seats
Transmission: Automatic Color: White Avg. Vehicle Review: 4.75 (124 reviews) "I bought my Z4 from CarMax in San Diego, it was transferred from somewhere in LA where they got it from the original owner. It took me approximately 2 months to find this car, searching nearly every automotive sales site. Once the alert came in that a match was found, I took steps immediately toward checking it out. At 64k miles, I did not expect the car to be perfect, but it really has been everything I had hoped for and more. This Z4 is my second BMW. I was shopping for something small and sporty, and initially was in the market for something like the new Scion FRS or a used Mini-Cooper. So, talking about the competition for a moment.... I ruled the Mini-Cooper out right away because of the Star-Trek interior, despite the fact that I love the way they look on the outside. The FRS on the other-hand was really on target with the interior and exterior, but when looking at the price I felt sure that I could get more car for the money. It then hit me, duh... I love my current Bimmer! So, immediately the Z4 came to mind. I then began pricing and test driving Z4's. First, let me say that in comparison to the FRS, even older 2.8L Z4's are on par. Those can be had for $16-18k easily - a good $6-8K less than an FRS. I myself am a bit of a feature junky, so I upsell myself on things like more HP, bigger brakes, etc. This is why I started shopping for the 3.0si. Also, I am not that crazy about convertibles. So given the rarity of the coupe, the 3.0si trim level, and ambivalence toward convertibles - the Z4 coupe made sense to me on SO MANY levels. Next, I test-drove the FRS. Keep in mind, I REALLY like the FRS. When I test-drove one, I put the cliche "drive it like it's stolen" to the test. From that, I knew that the FRS was a car that I could buy and would be happy with. Everything was tight, precise, and sporty feeling. ...but, still, it was no Z4. Something was missing. Where it was mostly coming up short was the acceleration, as well as generally rowing through the gears. It seemed as though you really had to wind the RPM's high - close to redline - every time, even if going to get the groceries! The Z4 by contrast allows you to pop through the gears very subtly without ever getting much over 2K RPM. From nearly any speed and any gear, even under 2K RPM, there is torque in the Z4 - and you can wind that torque all the way to 7K RPM! I drive this car to work every day, 100+ miles per day. It does very well on gas (when I keep my foot out of it). It does require 91+ gasoline, so be prepared to pay more at the pump with the 3.0si. But, I do get on it now and then, I happily consider the extra couple gallons a week a reasonable trade for the fun of driving the Z4. This is a car capable of 5.5s 0-60 times and 150+MPH on the open road (err... i mean a closed course, yeah, that's it... ;-) The interior is great! It's very sporty, simple, clean and this Z4 has the "M-sport" seats which have a deep pocket to sit in to hold you around corners. The controls are intuitive and have a quality feel to them. The cup holders are cool, but will probably break at some point (replacement cup holders are inexpensive, though) but so far they work well. Over-all the build quality is very nice, and it has a solid feel to it. The Z4 comes with run-flat tires and no spare tire. Obviously a space saver, because the car is more engine than anything else, but you'd be surprised, the Z4 has a nice-sized trunk (or hatch in my case)! If you change wheels and/or tires, you may need to get run-flats, put a spare in the trunk, or get a good road-side assistance program. I'm not sure what else I can say about my Z4, but in general, be aware that there are different trim levels that make a significant impact on pricing as well as performance. The Z4 3.0si is the most powerful of the normal Z4's. There is another 3.0i that has slightly less power, and a 2.8 as well. The Z4M is the pinnacle, with different suspension, drive-train, brakes, and motor, has significant performance advantages over any regular Z4, but at a premium price. Research plenty, and don't be afraid to take test drives. Also, don't be afraid to pass on cars that you have a hinky feeling about. Overall I am very happy with my Z4 Coupe, 3.0si. I clicked "Yes" on the "Would recommend to a friend" question, but only on merits of the car... really I'd prefer if you live in San Diego to buy something else, because my Z4 coupe is pretty rare. Hope this review is helpful!"
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2011 BMW Z4 3.0i in Miami, Florida 33172
Price: $18,599*
Mileage: 71,868
VIN: WBALM5C58BE378348
Stock Number: 16740170
Location: CarMax Miami (International Mall) in Miami, Florida 33172
Description Used 2011 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $18,599, 71,868 miles with , Bluetooth, Hard Top, Run Flat Tires
Transmission: Automatic Color: Blue Avg. Vehicle Review: 4.75 (124 reviews) "This car is perfect for someone whose kids are all grown and moved out,lol. Scott Reele the salesman was superb, Lydia was also superb at explaining everything, both were very professional! I bought my car from the CarMax on West Wendover.Kuddose to Patrice also, great person."
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2009 BMW Z4 3.0i in San Diego, California 92111
Price: $17,998*
Mileage: 56,888
VIN: WBALM53559E376714
Stock Number: 16655390
Location: CarMax Kearny Mesa in San Diego, California 92111
Description Used 2009 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $17,998, 56,888 miles with , Hard Top, Run Flat Tires, Leatherette Seats
Transmission: Automatic Color: Gray Avg. Vehicle Review: 5 (124 reviews) "Only in California can owning a car like this be this great. Great looking, fantastic handling and power at your fingertips. BMW had this car in mind when they said the "Ultimate Driving Experience". It's more fun than should be allowed with your clothes still on. I look forward to driving it EVERY single day."
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2011 BMW Z4 3.0i in Los Angeles, California 93551
Price: $24,998*
Mileage: 42,167
VIN: WBALM5C54BE378430
Stock Number: 15854047
Location: CarMax Palmdale in Los Angeles, California 93551
Description Used 2011 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $24,998, 42,167 miles with , Bluetooth, Hard Top, Run Flat Tires
Transmission: Automatic Color: Gray Avg. Vehicle Review: 4.75 (124 reviews) "Beautiful little car with great style. Love the way it drives in curves. Very comfortable and lots of legroom for a smaller car. Love the hardtop convertible! It was in near perfect condition when we bought it. No mechanical problems. The only thing I don't care for is the radio/sound system. It is rather weak without much sound. The trunk is small especially when the top is down, but who needs trunk room in this type car?"
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2009 BMW Z4 3.0i in Clackamas, Oregon 97222
Price: $21,998*
Mileage: 34,095
VIN: WBALM53589E160629
Stock Number: 16339832
Location: CarMax Clackamas in Clackamas, Oregon 97222
Description Used 2009 BMW Z4 3.0i for sale - $21,998, 34,095 miles with , Bluetooth, Hard Top, Premium Package
Transmission: Automatic Color: Silver Avg. Vehicle Review: 5 (124 reviews) "The BMW Z4 coupe is a quick, fun to drive, well-designed sports car that is also practical with the hatchback configuration. The seats are really comfortable. I've taken it on back roads drives, long highway road trips, camping trips, commutes to work, and running errands. No matter where I am going in this car, I always seem to enjoy the drive."
*Price excludes tax, title & tags. Dealer fees up to $299 may apply.
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Customer Review Summary for BMW Z4
4.8
(124 Reviews)
2008 BMW Z4 Osi
2008 BMW Z4 Ed - Miami 01/15/2012I love it! Incredible fun in town and suburbs; it has serious acceleration and waay more power than anyone needs. It's more for folks who really appreciate the driving experience than for those interested in comfort--definitely only for the young at heart. On the downside, that driving experience equates to a stiff suspension and being in touch with the road means feeling every pebble on it. On the highway, the noise pretty much means putting the top up to be able to talk or hear the radio. Getting in and out is more suited to the nimble, also. It's a sports car lovers car, and it fills that role wonderfully.
Great car sold by a great salesman!
2009 BMW Z4 C R - Florida, FL 05/31/2016Fun to drive, easy handling.
2007 Z4 Coupe - More Car for the Money
2007 BMW Z4 Dan - San Diego, CA 11/19/2012I bought my Z4 from CarMax in San Diego, it was transferred from somewhere in LA where they got it from the original owner. It took me approximately 2 months to find this car, searching nearly every automotive sales site. Once the alert came in that a match was found, I took steps immediately toward checking it out. At 64k miles, I did not expect the car to be perfect, but it really has been everything I had hoped for and more. This Z4 is my second BMW. I was shopping for something small and sporty, and initially was in the market for something like the new Scion FRS or a used Mini-Cooper. So, talking about the competition for a moment.... I ruled the Mini-Cooper out right away because of the Star-Trek interior, despite the fact that I love the way they look on the outside. The FRS on the other-hand was really on target with the interior and exterior, but when looking at the price I felt sure that I could get more car for the money. It then hit me, duh... I love my current Bimmer! So, immediately the Z4 came to mind. I then began pricing and test driving Z4's. First, let me say that in comparison to the FRS, even older 2.8L Z4's are on par. Those can be had for $16-18k easily - a good $6-8K less than an FRS. I myself am a bit of a feature junky, so I upsell myself on things like more HP, bigger brakes, etc. This is why I started shopping for the 3.0si. Also, I am not that crazy about convertibles. So given the rarity of the coupe, the 3.0si trim level, and ambivalence toward convertibles - the Z4 coupe made sense to me on SO MANY levels. Next, I test-drove the FRS. Keep in mind, I REALLY like the FRS. When I test-drove one, I put the cliche "drive it like it's stolen" to the test. From that, I knew that the FRS was a car that I could buy and would be happy with. Everything was tight, precise, and sporty feeling. ...but, still, it was no Z4. Something was missing. Where it was mostly coming up short was the acceleration, as well as generally rowing through the gears. It seemed as though you really had to wind the RPM's high - close to redline - every time, even if going to get the groceries! The Z4 by contrast allows you to pop through the gears very subtly without ever getting much over 2K RPM. From nearly any speed and any gear, even under 2K RPM, there is torque in the Z4 - and you can wind that torque all the way to 7K RPM! I drive this car to work every day, 100+ miles per day. It does very well on gas (when I keep my foot out of it). It does require 91+ gasoline, so be prepared to pay more at the pump with the 3.0si. But, I do get on it now and then, I happily consider the extra couple gallons a week a reasonable trade for the fun of driving the Z4. This is a car capable of 5.5s 0-60 times and 150+MPH on the open road (err... i mean a closed course, yeah, that's it... ;-) The interior is great! It's very sporty, simple, clean and this Z4 has the "M-sport" seats which have a deep pocket to sit in to hold you around corners. The controls are intuitive and have a quality feel to them. The cup holders are cool, but will probably break at some point (replacement cup holders are inexpensive, though) but so far they work well. Over-all the build quality is very nice, and it has a solid feel to it. The Z4 comes with run-flat tires and no spare tire. Obviously a space saver, because the car is more engine than anything else, but you'd be surprised, the Z4 has a nice-sized trunk (or hatch in my case)! If you change wheels and/or tires, you may need to get run-flats, put a spare in the trunk, or get a good road-side assistance program. I'm not sure what else I can say about my Z4, but in general, be aware that there are different trim levels that make a significant impact on pricing as well as performance. The Z4 3.0si is the most powerful of the normal Z4's. There is another 3.0i that has slightly less power, and a 2.8 as well. The Z4M is the pinnacle, with different suspension, drive-train, brakes, and motor, has significant performance advantages over any regular Z4, but at a premium price. Research plenty, and don't be afraid to take test drives. Also, don't be afraid to pass on cars that you have a hinky feeling about. Overall I am very happy with my Z4 Coupe, 3.0si. I clicked "Yes" on the "Would recommend to a friend" question, but only on merits of the car... really I'd prefer if you live in San Diego to buy something else, because my Z4 coupe is pretty rare. Hope this review is helpful!
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