2006 BMW 330Ci Coupe ZHP 6MT w/ 37k miles (Chichester, NH) - $22,500

[BMWCurves]

Found on a dealer site via AutoTrader. Alpine White on Black leather interior. Has both the Cold Weather Package and the Premium Package.

Dealer link: http://www.concordmotorsport.com/detail-2006-bmw-330ci-zhp_performance_package-used-14259598.html

AutoTrader link: http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?zip=97201&endYear=2006&vehicleStyleCodes=COUPE&modelCode1=330CI&sortBy=mileageASC&showcaseOwnerId=66358521&startYear=2004&makeCode1=BMW&numRecords=75&maxMileage=100000&searchRadius=0&mmt=%5BBMW%5B330CI%5B%5D%5D%5B%5D%5D&listingId=412719135&Log=0

[Vas]

Wow. Great looking coupe with low miles.

Vin added to zhp registry.

[san]

EAG [emoji14]


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[NoVAphotog]

EAG [emoji14]


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Idk, this dealer priced it on what their mark up would be.

[san]

Idk, this dealer priced it on what their mark up would be.

I thought EAG would price it a little higher since it's an 06 and alpine white... But you are probably right, the price is sort of steep now, so EAG won't get much profit out of it...


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[az3579]

"You will not find a nicer ZHP coupe in the country."
LOL

Apparently they never heard of EAG and their sub-10k mile Sparkling Graphite Coupe...



This one is very nice indeed though. Still can't believe people are posting prices of upwards of $20k for these cars though.

[slater]

concord motorsport are nice folks. they have some beautiful metal there - i stopped by last october.

peter

[ELCID86]

Beauty. I wonder if they do all the needed maintenance or if it still needs cooling system, etc. Even with low miles that plastic gets brittle.


Thumbs, iPhone, TaT.

[Just_George]

Tire pressure monitor? Wood trim??

[az3579]

Tire pressure monitor? Wood trim??

It doesn't have wood trim, it's black cube...
And TPMS is standard past a certain point on the coupes/convertibles. Not sure if some sedans have it from the factory though. Mine is one of the last ones made (a month before production stopped) and does not have TPMS.

[Just_George]

I was just reading the dealer description, didn't look at any pics - also didn't know that TPMS was ever offered on the ZHPs. Learned something!!


It doesn't have wood trim, it's black cube...
And TPMS is standard past a certain point on the coupes/convertibles. Not sure if some sedans have it from the factory though. Mine is one of the last ones made (a month before production stopped) and does not have TPMS.

[az3579]

I was just reading the dealer description, didn't look at any pics - also didn't know that TPMS was ever offered on the ZHPs. Learned something!!

It's a crude form of TPMS (not as accurate as what's available today), but it did exist. It had a button to reset the TPMS, but not much else. It worked based off of calculations where today's systems use actual devices in the wheels themselves.

[san]

I was just reading the dealer description, didn't look at any pics - also didn't know that TPMS was ever offered on the ZHPs. Learned something!!

I have it on my zhp... Works pretty well... The warning comes on when the pressure drops to about 20-25 psi...


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[KevinC]

It's a crude form of TPMS (not as accurate as what's available today), but it did exist. It had a button to reset the TPMS, but not much else. It worked based off of calculations where today's systems use actual devices in the wheels themselves.

Yeahbut.. no PITA sending units inside your wheels, which die sometime between 5-8 years and need to be replaced, at a cost of about $70 apiece, plus labor to dismount/remount the tires. And if you buy aftermarket rims, you have to either move them or buy new ones. Total PITA and extra expense I don't need.

[az3579]

Yeahbut.. no PITA sending units inside your wheels, which die sometime between 5-8 years and need to be replaced, at a cost of about $70 apiece, plus labor to dismount/remount the tires. And if you buy aftermarket rims, you have to either move them or buy new ones. Total PITA and extra expense I don't need.


That's why I'm very glad I don't have ANY form of TPMS. It's an unnecessary PITA, IMO, and I don't mean the bread.

[Just_George]

That's why I'm very glad I don't have ANY form of TPMS. It's an unnecessary PITA, IMO, and I don't mean the bread.

Agreed!!