Bmw: Z3 Z 3 2.5 on 2040-cars
Arcadia, Florida, United States
2001 BMW Z 3 Roadster with a 2.5 Liter engine and only 34,927 original miles. The bright red paint is like it looked when it came from the Factory. Its 100 % Original and looks like new in every way . No dents ,scratches etc. The tan leather interior is also stunning. It looks just as new. There is no wear on the seats whatsoever, the carpets, door panels , dash , and center console area are all pristine with no flaking scratches etc.The Soft top is brand new and is black. Inside the car you will find it to be very well optioned. It comes with the Steptronic transmission that allows you to drive in manual mode if you choose too. The power window;s ,locks, cruise all work perfectly. It has a power top and it also works flawless. The Original am/fm cassette radio sounds very nice and also has the optional CD changer in the trunk . Heated seats and Dynamic Stability Control round off the electronics on the inside.
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According to the bulletin issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the lock mechanism on the rear doors "may not have been manufactured to correct tolerances," meaning the safety locks could disengage with a simple pull of the door handle. Basically, with a pair of tugs, the rear doors could be opened from the inside, regardless of child safety locks.
BMW is in the process of notifying owners of affected vehicles. Any necessary repairs will be conducted free of charge. Take a look below for the official press release from NHTSA.
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