2003 ZHP Sedan 6sp, Black/Black, 54k miles, Greensboro, NC

[ZHPizza]

Just came across this on CL. Definitely looks like low miles...


https://greensboro.craigslist.org/ctd/6003386610.html

[Vas]

Does not have the original alcantara steering wheel since it is a 2003 and early production date.

VIN: WBAEV53433KM03950
Type code: EV53
Model: 330I (USA)
E-F-R series: E46 4FL
Series: 3
Type: LIM
Steering: LL
Doors: 4
Engine: M54
Displacement: 3.00
Power: 170 (231 hp)
Drive: HECK
Transmission: MECH
Paint code: 475 - BLACK SAPPHIRE METALLI
Upholstery code: N6SW - STANDARDLEDER/SC
Prod.date: 2003-03-25

[BMWM3186]

Looks nice, price is a bit high

[Vas]

Looks nice, price is a bit high

Low mileage cars like these at a dealership usually carry a markup like this. For Example the zhp cars listed at EAG.

[JimRosenthal]

For a sedan? I think the price is too high. This is nice convertible or coupe money, don't you think?

[az3579]

For a sedan? I think the price is too high. This is nice convertible or coupe money, don't you think?
Too high for any ZHP.

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[BMWCurves]

For a sedan? I think the price is too high. This is nice convertible or coupe money, don't you think?

That's a discussion that can go on ad nauseum. The short and skinny is that some people believe that the ZHP sedan is the most desirable body because it was the closest BMW came to producing an E46 M3 sedan. Alternatively, both the coupe and convertible could be had as an M3 so some argue they're less desirable. In reality from my experience, coupes and sedans seem to be about the same price while convertibles tend to be a little less expensive.