[motosport3]

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FS: 2005 BMW 330i ZHP - San Francisco, $22,995 OBO

PERFORMANCE: (rated)
0-60 mph 5.9 sec
Drag .31 Cd
Top Speed 155 mph

44,500 miles
Options include:
* Performance Package
* M Sport Suspension with Specially Tuned Engine (Rides great in SF)
* M Sport steering wheel with Alcantara (suede) Trim
* M Aerodynamic Package with rear spoiler
* Black Montana Leather
* Sport seats with Power adjustments and Memory on driver's seat
* Black Aluminum Cube interior trim,
* Chrome Interior Appearance Package
* Dual Front Airbags and Front Side Airbags
* 3-M Black tinted windows (warranty against fading/bubbling, etc)
* M 18" Double Spoke wheels with Satin Chrome finish
* Performance Tires (Z rated) with good amount of tread left (235/40 Falken FK452s in the front | 255/35 Michelin Pilot Sports in the rear currently)
* Six-Speed Manual Transmission with illuminated M Sport Shifter
* Power tinted Moonroof
* Xenon Adaptive Headlights
* Harmon-Kardon sound system (One of the best stock stereo systems I've heard)
* Rain Sensor and Automatic Headlights
* Dynamic Stability Control with Dynamic Traction Control (DTC)
* Sirius Satellite Radio
* BMW Integrated Bluetooth Phone System with Steering Wheel controls
* BMW Alarm System with Motion Detection
* Homelink Universal Transceiver/Integrated Garage Door Opener
* Micro Air Filtration System
* MP3/IPod accessory port
* 6 Disc CD Changer
* Auto Dimming with Compass Rear View Mirror
* Wheel Locks
* Polished Silver License Plate Frames
* OE European clears
* Front splitters

Engine/Suspension is all stock. Always garaged. I have the title in hand.

This is my daily driver and has been an excellent commuter as well as great all around car. Also of note, is that the sound system (Harman/Kardon) is one of the best stock stereos I've heard in a car.

I bought this car with 21k miles and the car runs great. Have all service records of work performed at BMW SF.

[chinoxs203]

nice car. but if your trying to sell your car id suggest cleaning and then posting pics.

[IDreamofBimmers]

Originally Posted by chinoxs203

nice car. but if your trying to sell your car id suggest cleaning and then posting pics.

+1

[catch]

i was totally thinking the same thing.... i recommend replacing the pics with freshly cleaned pics

[FotiosF90M5]

car and driver got a 5.6 second 0-60 with this car. I had an 04 and it was one of the best cars Ive ever owned.

[motosport3]

Thanks everyone. I've been so busy lately. I will clean up the car and take better pictures of it.

[MuchMoore]

Good idea, I had an 04 ZHP also...I loved that car!

[motosport3]

Thanks, the weather in SF isn't too great at the moment.

Here's a picture when it was clean taken awhile back.

Please PM if interested.

[motosport3]

I brought the car to BMW SF today to get the rear subframe inspected based on the recall. It was inspected and no cracks or damage. They also helped wash my car . Here are pics of the car after I did some vacuuming as well.

Price also reduced to $22k

[Raja Ventureshield]

spend a little dough and get the sucker cleaned up.

[motosport3]

Registration paid thru Jan 2010. Will post up more pics later.

[motosport3]

[UdubBadger]

such a sweet ride but man you really need to get a serious detail on this thing before you go posting pics of it for sale. You're not doing it any justice by showing pics of it all dirty on the outside, unvacuumed interior and wheels that still have brake dust all over them. And speaking of the wheels, you should get the rash fixed up on those bad boys too, nobody (at least on this site) wants to take on a car that needs stuff fixed or ever replaced right away. Just my $.02, it really is a nice car, go clean it up and let it sell itself.

[motosport3]

Originally Posted by UdubBadger

such a sweet ride but man you really need to get a serious detail on this thing before you go posting pics of it for sale. You're not doing it any justice by showing pics of it all dirty on the outside, unvacuumed interior and wheels that still have brake dust all over them. And speaking of the wheels, you should get the rash fixed up on those bad boys too, nobody (at least on this site) wants to take on a car that needs stuff fixed or ever replaced right away. Just my $.02, it really is a nice car, go clean it up and let it sell itself.

Thanks for the input. The curb rash was done by the previous owner and I still bought the car so some people understand that some curb rash is expected on a used car. Ideally of course the car would have none.

Agreed, the car is dirty in the pics where there is brake dust on the wheels. I replaced the interior pic in the initial post w/ a better one. Anyone who has owned a ZHP knows what a PITA these wheels are to clean. I'll probably get it detailed when I have some time.

[motosport3]

Ok, here are pics of the car detailed...

[UdubBadger]

much better... GL on your sale, it really is a great car. I've second guessed my 328xi SEVERAL times and wished I had a ZHP sedan but I just can't give up the AWD in the Wisconsin winters.

[motosport3]

BUMP. iPhone pic from yesterday morn.

[e36]

CPO?

[motosport3]

Originally Posted by e36

CPO?

No it isn't a CPO. These ZHP are pretty bullet proof in my experience and from seeing other fairly high mileage ones. I changed the oil every 5k miles (BMW intervals it for ~15k miles depending on driving style) and it exited warranty earlier this year. Was offered an extended maintenance plan which covers oil changes/brakes for $3k or so but declined as I can do the oil myself and they would only authorize doing it when the computer said so and the brakes I figure are a regular wear cost.

[thesixsins]

PM'd.

[motosport3]

Sorry. The ZHP has been sold. Good luck with your search.

[tylerk]

do you still have ur car email me klt130@yahoo.com