Denver, CO | USA
$14,200
/ USDDescription
Selling my 1998 BMW M Roadster. 3.2L Inline 6 Pretty much perfect for 1998 roadster, clean paint, detailed interior. New tires Dealer maintenance records Some weird quirks but nothing crazy Still financing but a quick visit to the credit union would make it an easy title transfer. If you know or want this car, you'll know everything about it. Reach out with questions! ...
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Our Take:
- A Rare Breed: The 1998 BMW Z3 M Roadster is a bit of a unicorn in the automotive world. Why, you ask? Well, this car was part of the first M Roadster series ever produced, making it a collectible for those in the know. With its 3.2L Inline 6 engine borrowed from the E36 M3, it packs a punch that still impresses today.
- Manual Transmission Delight: Enthusiasts often say there's nothing like the engagement of a manual transmission, and this Z3 M doesn't disappoint. In a world veering towards automatics and paddle shifters, driving a stick makes you part of an increasingly exclusive club. It's not just about nostalgia—it's about connection.
- Distinctive Design: The Z3's design—complete with its long hood and short rear deck—screams classic roadster. It's the kind of car that turns heads at espresso joints and car meets alike. The styling cues, like the gills on the front fenders, aren't just for show; they're a nod to BMW's rich motorsport heritage.
- Quirky Character: Every car has its quirks, and the Z3 M Roadster is no different. Owners often report idiosyncrasies that add to its charm—like a window that occasionally decides to go on strike or a radio that prefers broadcasting static symphonies. These quirks give the car a personality, like an old friend with lovable eccentricities.
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