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    Z8 dream

    Mike Tierney, 08/06/2017
    updated 02/15/2019
    2002 BMW Z8 2dr Roadster (4.9L 8cyl 6M)
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    The BMW Z8 is a beautifully proportioned, exceptionally well engineered hand built car. Introduced in 2000 at about $130,000 it has increased in value roughly equivalent to inflation. An excellent low mileage (under 15000 miles) car can be bought in the $180000 range. The blue, black and red versions seem to command a higher price than the much more common silver car. Similarly, the cream interiors and the red/black interiors are more rare and command a higher price. The car itself is a real pleasure to look at as well as to drive. It is fast and it is comfortable. I looked at Lamborghinis too and they are awful to drive (older versions in the same price range as the Z8). Newer Lambos are a great ride. But the Z8 should continue to appreciate in value even though they seem plentiful in the used car market. The lowest price I have seen is $139000 for a car with 54000 miles. BMW sold these as collectable cars so most are maintained in excellent condition. It isn't likely that many have been wrecked. The Z8 is a unique car that commands attention when you drive it. Beautiful finishing and fun make it a practical investment. Update 2/18. I like the car more and more every day. It is a piece of art and a mechanical joy. Update 8/18. Most enjoyable car I have ever owned. Z8 continues to be a terrific investment. Prices for low mileage cars seem to continue to rise. But I am not selling so that doesn't matter to me. Just indicates the popularity of the unique design and features of the car. It is particularly fun to take to the Concours in Pebble Beach and to drive along 17 Mile Drive.

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