1996 BMW Z3

Entering production in 1995, the BMW Z3 was a small, two seat sports car that was a bit more conventional in design than the crazy Z1. Offered in coupe and roadster forms, the Z3 was the first BMW car to be produced outside Germany. A variety of 4 and 6 cylinder engines were offered from the sedan range and were mated to manual and automatic transmissions. The Z3 gained some quick fame when it was James Bond's car of choice in GoldenEye and a rare special edition was even offered.
GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this very nice 1996 Z3 for your consideration. Featuring an economical and smooth 1.9l inline twin cam 4-cylinder that produces 138hp and was able to propel the lightweight sports car to a top speed of 127mph. This car is finished in Titan Silver Metallic over black and is in very good cosmetic shape. The exterior paint and trim are in great shape for the age and have no dents or scrapes. The black convertible top fits tight, looks good, and has a clear rear window. Stock 16in wheels have decent rubber and are free of curb rash. The black leather interior is also in good shape and features power seats, power windows, climate control, 6 disc CD changer, power steering, power brakes. The instrumentation appears to be fully functional and there isn't too much wear. Some small faults include a rip in the passenger seat, and a passenger window switch that has come loose.
These little BMW roadster offer open top fun that is economical and easy to maintain. Miata level handling and BMW prestige make this cars irresistible. James Bond loved his for a reason!