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ebruder · 12-31-2009, 12:22 PM

I am currently driving and thoroughly enjoying a 2007 BMW Z4M Coupe. It will be coming off of lease in a few months (I like to shop for cars early), and I have no interest what-so-ever in the new Z4 hardtop convertible. The new Z4 has grown in size, has no M version, and just doesn't appeal to me.

I have posted this and more in the "general section", but I thought I'd post here as well as an introduction.

I have been driving Porsches since 1984 until the 2007 BMW MCoupe, and I drive my cars as daily drivers, for weekend canyon carving and on the track for a few sessions per year. No garage queens. In the winter I pop on smaller wheels with skinny, aggressive snow tires and go... much to the horror of some sports car owners. Properly equipped, Porsches and the MCoupe are great in the winter, and I assume the 370Z I am thinking of will be as well. As for crude on the car, wash, wax, and polish work great.

I have not yet decided on whether to buy my MCoupe when it comes off of lease or go for something new like the 370Z, so I am here to poke around and learn.

EB

12-31-2009, 12:22 PM	#1 (permalink)
ebruder Base Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Suburban Cleveland Posts: 20 Drives: Z4M Coupe 928S4 Rep Power: 15	Maybe a change to a 370Z I am currently driving and thoroughly enjoying a 2007 BMW Z4M Coupe. It will be coming off of lease in a few months (I like to shop for cars early), and I have no interest what-so-ever in the new Z4 hardtop convertible. The new Z4 has grown in size, has no M version, and just doesn't appeal to me. I have posted this and more in the "general section", but I thought I'd post here as well as an introduction. I have been driving Porsches since 1984 until the 2007 BMW MCoupe, and I drive my cars as daily drivers, for weekend canyon carving and on the track for a few sessions per year. No garage queens. In the winter I pop on smaller wheels with skinny, aggressive snow tires and go... much to the horror of some sports car owners. Properly equipped, Porsches and the MCoupe are great in the winter, and I assume the 370Z I am thinking of will be as well. As for crude on the car, wash, wax, and polish work great. I have not yet decided on whether to buy my MCoupe when it comes off of lease or go for something new like the 370Z, so I am here to poke around and learn. EB