Used BMW Z4 for sale in Seattle, WA

The design, the undercarriage, the feel, the gearbox, the ease of convertible raising and lowering, are all superb. Gorgeous lines. My BWM mechanic tells me the engine is superb and will last many, many years with good care.

I haven’t purchased my vehicle yet but definitely will be once I decide what I want. The decor is pretty cool in the offices as well, and they didn’t pressure me. If you’re thinking about buying a vehicle you should from sports cars international.

We've only had it for two days but it rides great and good performance. This car handles really well and hugs the road. Also very quiet for a two door convertible. Can't wait for next spring

A.J. made the entire process seamless and painless. He is very friendly , knowledgeable and honest and I will be back as well as family and friends.

This car truly lives up to BMW's ads claiming it's a "Driving Machine". I just bought a 2nd BMW (X3), which is more practical, but I never plan on selling my older 2006 BMW Z4 3.0Si roadster. I absolutely LOVE this car due to its styling, performance, reliability, and how FUN it is to drive. I actually like the classic 2006 Z4 roadster far better than a lot of the newer Z4 models. It's definitely a collector's car at this point.

Great 2-seater, lots of fun with the top down. Surprisingly, has ample storage. Great looking car IMHO. The retractible top is a plus, much better than a canvas top.

This is car is in great condition! Has plenty of power! Styled nicely. So far getting excellent gas mileage . XM radio works, power windows,, door locks, power hard top work.

So glad I got my fun car for myself. I got it mint condition. I love the hard top convertible, automatic and manual driving. It actually has great trunk space for a weekend bag.

Ask for Chad, he was transparent about everything and very informative. He helped us and cleared all our questions. I definitely recommend getting your car from this dealership. 😊👍👍

I bought this car strictly as a toy. This is NOT a practical vehicle. It is a two-seater, hard top convertible. When the top is down, there is hardly any trunk space. This is a sports car in every sense of the word: stiff, sporty handling and it feels every bump in the road. Having said all of that, it is an absolute JOY to drive. It is a masterpiece of engineering and a fantastic cruiser on a nice day. Expect it to be expensive to maintain or repair. If you understand what you’re getting into before you buy it, you won’t be disappointed.

Brendan was energetic and fun, got the job done. Bonus was they had a little kids play area to keep my kids occupied during the paper work.

Where can I begin? - I first owned a 1968 Shelby 350, then went to Pontiac for their Trans-Am models until 2000 when I bought my first BMW 3 in 2000. In 2003, I completely changed brands to BMW with my Z4. 2nd Day of production, I was in BMW's factory in Spartanburg,SC to witness her birth. Afterwards, we spent our first moments together on BMW's nearby test track. After those all too brief moments, she was wrapped & packaged to be delivered to my dealer in AZ. The days I spent waiting in AZ seemed endless as I waited to bring her into my home. She now has a special space in my garage. It may sound somewhat anthropomorphic but BMW creates a product which becomes part of your life. Own a BMW and be prepared to have it become part of Your Family.

Everything turned out great, good financing for a great car, so I'm not gonna complain about how it got to the point, but I wanted to give some advice to others buying a car anywhere really to avoid some of the issues I ran into when here: If you have pre-qualified for financing (which I think is a good idea in general, especially with a bank you already do business with such as with a checking account or credit card because they have access to a clearer picture of your financial situation than just the details on a credit application) don't let them blow off taking the reference number for that deal, insist they take it so they can reference it throughout the process especially in case it gets handed off anywhere to someone else; even if you pre-apply online, bring all your information with you just in case so you aren't scrambling to think of it off the top of your head or pull it together from your phone once you're there; ask to see the sheet of information they are going to be looking at when submitting information to the banks and verify that every single detail is correct, particularly the social security number; and most importantly, if things aren't adding up to you don't let them make you feel like you you just don't understand how these things work, this is your time and money on the line, you are the vulnerable one, stop them and have them explain to you how things are working out to be the way they are so you have a chance to weed out any misunderstandings or lapses in communication that might complicate the process. At first I was like I must be really dumb or something because I was like blindsided with how different things were going than I expected, and slowly, not gonna lie, I started thinking like 'oh no am I getting scammed?!' But, no, it was just plain old human error that can be avoided with the above considerations. Everybody was really nice (and I interacted with quite a few people during all of this so that is fortunate) and I don't think this experience reflects how they operate in general, it think outside of pandemic times it would likely have went smoother all around, so I'd still recommend this place, but I'd make sure the above was well accounted for first.

A classic sports car. Iconic BMW that has everything needed for that fun weekend drive. Can't imagine anything better for the money. Renews your relationship with top down open rode driving.