2020 BMW Z4 2020 sDrive 30i CONVERTIBLE NAV BLIS HEATSEAT 20K for sale in Houston TX

Why buy this specific 2020 BMW Z4 sDrive30i from Ultimate Motorsports

1. Mediterranean Blue over Magma Red is the combination almost nobody ordered.
Scroll any Z4 listing in the country and you'll pass white, black, white, silver, black. This one left the factory in Mediterranean Blue Metallic — a $550 option on its own — wrapped around a Magma Red Vernasca leather interior. Drop the top and the entire cabin becomes the statement. This is the pairing BMW built its own launch photography around, and it's the reason people stop at this car in a parking lot instead of walking past it. You can find another sDrive30i. Finding this one in this combination is a different exercise entirely.

2. 20,207 miles, no accidents, and a New Mexico life.
That's roughly 3,300 miles a year on a six-year-old roadster — a weekend car, not a commute. Two owners, both leases, which is why there are ten service records behind it and an oil change and four-wheel alignment as recently as this past February. CARFAX reports no accidents or damage. And it spent its life in New Mexico's dry high-desert air rather than a coastal climate, so the soft top, the top mechanism, and the underbody never sat in salt or humidity. On a convertible, where the roof is a moving assembly and the underside is exposed, that history is worth more than it sounds.

3. The options list reads like somebody built this car properly.
$55,385 as delivered, with $4,690 in added equipment on top of the base car. Vernasca leather upholstery, M Sport front seats, the Convenience Package, heated seats and a heated steering wheel, remote engine start, ambient lighting, black high-gloss trim, and 18-inch V-spoke wheels in Orbit Grey wearing staggered 225-front and 255-rear performance rubber. Inside, Live Cockpit Pro with navigation, a Hi-Fi ten-speaker system, rear camera, parking assistant, active driving assistant, comfort access keyless entry, and Apple CarPlay compatibility. There is very little you'd wish had been checked differently on the order sheet.

4. Rear-wheel drive, short wheelbase, and a top that disappears.
This is the last of the real BMW roadsters — engine in front, drive at the rear, two seats, and nothing else. The 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbo four makes 255 horsepower, the 8-Speed Sport Automatic snaps through gears with paddle control, and the quasi-dual stainless exhaust with chrome tips gives it a voice. Front and rear anti-roll bars with a multi-link rear keep it flat when you ask it to work. The fabric top folds away in seconds, and it still returns 32 MPG on the highway, so the car that's thrilling on a Saturday morning is entirely reasonable on Monday. Houston's open-top season is starting right now, not ending.

5. Fifty-five thousand dollars of car, at the price it's listed for today.
The original window sticker on this VIN totaled $55,385. You're looking at a fraction of that for a two-owner, accident-free roadster with 20,207 miles on it — priced beneath every comparable sDrive30i we can find carrying fewer miles, and beneath several carrying twice as many. The 2019 through 2021 Z4 is the same car underneath, which makes this the low-mile, best-color entry point into that entire generation. Cars like this get bought by the first person who understands what they're looking at.

Buying from out of town? That's most of what we do.
We ship door to door anywhere in the country, and the majority of our customers buy without ever setting foot on our lot. We'll walk you around the car on video, send you every photo and detail you ask for, handle the financing, and put it on a truck to your driveway. You're welcome in Houston any time — but you don't need to be here to own this one.