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I will be picking one of these up the second the coupes dip below 30k mark.

Lovely car Neil, welcome to the club :p

Even in M guise? It's a pretty raw driving experience.

Poor chap

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I currently own a Z4M coupe, is there any specific you want to know? I've had it for coming up to 3 years now. I would suggest reading booner's posts and also checking out the Z4 forums. Highlights; mechanically they tend to be bulletproof, benefiting from borrowing most of its tin from the e46...

This is correct. The only lights that come on are the mirror puddle lights and door handles which go out if the door handle is not touched. No one is having their Lexus opened or pinched with keys in the house. Madness. We have 2, with the keys less than 10 ft from them. They range of the...

Bought 2 Play 1's today, currently have a playbar, play sub, 2x Play 3's in the lounge, and Play 3 in the bedroom. Moved the bedroom play 3 to the study and put the 1's in the bedroom. Full write up to follow tomorrow.

Good choice...not sure on the retrofit spoiler...enjoy it. As others have said, get yourself on the Z4 forum, good bunch with lots of knowledge.

Very nice.

What tires was it running? Z4M Coupe, £14k and you've got some change. But then again, I would say that :rolleyes:

I don't get this. There are first gen Prius and Lexus hybrids out there running well over 250k miles. All working as expected.

Renewed today, £940 last year, auto renewal was £877. Quick call to Bell got it down to £777. Then ran a check on Go-Compare to find Elephant, which is also part of the admiral group quoted me £714. So Bell have priced matched.

Very good car, we just upgraded my mother's RX350 to a RX450h SE-L. Cracking car, where is you're nearest Lexus centre?

No they are not.

Got fed up and bought an S3 off ebay...

370Z, do it, lovely car. But you're right, it won't work in winter. But neither does a lot of fast stuff with rwd.

Any pics of the R8?

Mk 3 Clio...70ish bhp ST220....226bhp Z4M Coupe....340bhp

Erm...Jag/Lexus both employ iDrive-esq systems that are controlled with a "mouse/controller".