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New Dingley Village, VIC, 3172

BMW Z4 Coupe Manual 2007

$39,500

Odometer 135500 KMs

Body type Coupe

Transmission Manual

Vehicle Overview

2007 BMW Z4 Coupe Manual.

The BMW Z4 Coupe occupies an unusual place in BMW history. While the Z4 Roadster is the more familiar member of the range, the E86 coupe has a distinctively compact, sporting character and a much rarer presence on Australian roads. This 2007 example is presented as one of only 157 Z4 Coupes imported, with the listing stating that it is believed to be one of approximately 25 manual cars. That combination of fixed-roof styling and three-pedal involvement gives it particular appeal for drivers looking for something less conventional than a typical open-top sports car.

Power comes from BMW's N52 engine, described in the listing as smooth and sensational. Its naturally responsive character suits the Z4 Coupe's focused two-door layout, while the manual gearbox adds a more direct sense of involvement to everyday driving. The car has covered 135,500 kilometres, a figure that places it firmly in the usable modern-classic category rather than presenting it as an untouched display piece. The fixed-roof body also gives the Z4 a purposeful silhouette, with the long bonnet and sharply tapered rear creating a profile that remains individual.

This example is described as being totally original apart from the addition of M3 CSL wheels and a sports muffler. Those changes retain the car's established BMW character while giving the exterior and exhaust note a more purposeful flavour. The listing reports that both the exterior and interior are in fine condition. Inside, red leather seating provides a strong contrast with the brushed aluminium dash panel, giving the cabin a more distinctive atmosphere than the understated interiors found in many contemporary German coupes.

Equipment includes air conditioning, cruise control, electric windows, electric mirrors and a multifunction steering wheel. These features add useful long-distance comfort without distracting from the car's central appeal as a compact, driver-focused coupe. The cabin is therefore suited to relaxed touring as well as shorter weekend drives, with the fixed roof and practical everyday amenities making the car more versatile than its low-slung appearance might suggest.

Supporting documentation listed with the vehicle includes a full set of BMW books, service history, three keys and a spare gear knob. Together with its unusual body style, manual transmission and limited Australian allocation, these details give the Z4 Coupe a strong point of difference in the modern-classic market. It is a rare BMW sports coupe whose appeal comes from the balance between distinctive design, a smooth six-cylinder-era engine, manual control and a cabin that combines sporting colour with period BMW functionality.