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Austin,
ok, your explanations sound reasonable - as long as you won´t go down to the 4 cyl. engines.
also intersting to read how much one has to spend for formalities/taxes in foreign countries. that´s typical for ther germans - we are always complaining how bad everything goes so bad  here but compared to our neighbour countries we are still pretty cheap... just been to belgium and the netherlands last week, they pay abt 1,49 € for fuel and their taxes are also far higher compared to ours...
anyway, air conditioning is a MUST ! for two reasons:
1. functionality: it is really necessary to have it on board, especially when its raining or during wet weather. without ac u won´t have clear windows and a terrible "stickig" climate inside.
2. value: you will get serious problems by selling a z3 without ac.
good luck and much fun with your upcomming z3!
rgds
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Dear Feuchtraum 2,8,
As for the four cylinder motors...I just sold a BMW, fourcylinder...
I was very pleased with the car, but somehow, in time, You just want more...
I promised myself, that the next engine will be a R6. A must.
Considering the roadster, the sound in roadster - a must really...the performance is not an issue here...at least not for me...
And I am really really thinking about buying one of the offered zettis here...
As for formalities:
Check this one out: our country is one and only that requires the verkaufvertrag to be confirmed by notariat in Germany - if You are buying from a person. If You are buying from a firma, then there is no problem, becuse You get the bill.
How to convience a German, to go to the notariat and put a stamp under his signature? Difficult, trust me.
But if I do not have the signature from a seller confirmed, my contract is worth shit and I can not register a car, because it could be stolen...
Otherwise, life in Slovenia is still rather cheap. Except for the real estate. The prices are sky high and climbing...
Must stop.
Thank You for Your wishes and opinion on klima.
Gentlemen: enjoy your bimmers.
Best wishes,
Austin