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z4M-R/C VIN numbers/ Total production?

Discussion in 'E86 Z4 (2006-2008)' started by 290064, May 1, 2009.

    290064 guest

    Did one of you guys post the total production range of z4M/C models / VINs at one time?
    or was that at Roadfly?

    Could you please repost here?

    thanks!!

    epbrown01 guest

    290064 guest

    cool! thanks!!
    hey did you guys weigh in on the 'survey' for M motor mount bolts/failures/ vs. production date?
    see this thread: zpost forum

    s7v7n guest

    So i think I am reading this spreadsheet correctly.
    Between 06-08 there were only 1814 M coupes ever made for the US?
    Is this correct? If it is true I just realized why it has been so hard for me to find the perfect one that hasn't been on salted roads.

    epbrown01 guest

    That's about right.
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    bcweir

    Sounds about right.

    A key thing to keep in mind regarding such a low production number is that the Z4 E86 Coupe/M-Coupe had an extremely short production run, as it was released after the middle of the E85 first-generation Z4's lifecycle before the current second-generation Z4 model was released.

    Indeed, according to realoem.com, the initial 2005 models were only produced for a single month in October 2005! Starting with the November 2005 production run, those were 2006 models.

    The first-generation Z4 coupes were definitely not high volume sellers.

    s7v7n guest

    Finally found mine....

    Thanks for all of your information, The drive is better than could have been imagined. I am head over heals in love.:D
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    Satch SoSoCalifortified

    Loving the Z4 M coupe

    It's not hard to understand! I am convinced the Z4 coupe platform is the best-handling chassis BMW ever put together.

    The best part is that they were languishing in the showrooms (as were the Z4 M roadsters); with a buyers' market, you could get, like, $20,000 off the MSRP! Even after tax, license, and registration fees, the total on my CPO roadster---it had never been sold, but they CPOed it anyway, just to sweeten the deal---was under Forty Large.

    And the coupes were harder to peddle than the roadsters! I'd bet there's more than one happy coupe owner who got it for mid-thirties money.
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    shipkiller

    I picked up my 2008 MC in Feb. Manufactured in March of 2008, placed in service in May of 2008. When I bought it in Feb of 2010 it only had 4100 miles on it. Initial asking price was $42K. We settled and the deal was done for mid $34K.

    Not bad for a car with only 4k miles.

    I did have to fly to TX to drive it home. :D

    290064 guest

    now..... just don't let a dumba$$ in an SUV rear end / run over you!! :eek:

    congrats! :)

    jmillet guest

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