Official BMW 330 ZHP Sighting Thread

[ikeupinya]

^^^Very nice "three-fer" picture!!!

[BMWCurves]

Spotted a black ZHP sedan drive by me up by council crest while I was on a run. Gave him the thumbs up and I think he waved back but was hard to tell with the car's tint.

[BMWCurves]

Spotted a ZHP I have never seen before downtown, an Imola Red convertible. Looked good!

[oclvframe]

spotted this 'vert at Wallymundolandia in Cumming on Friday....it is evident by the proper parking technique of erring to the cross-hatching that they prize their ZHP!

[fredo]

+100. Makes sense.

[az3579]

it is evident by the proper parking technique of erring to the cross-hatching that they prize their ZHP!

Let me shoot this down by saying I see people park like total idiots around here too, in total pieces of crap they call cars. This could go either way in this case - caring or just not knowing how to park. lol

[oclvframe]

Let me shoot this down by saying I see people park like total idiots around here too, in total pieces of crap they call cars. This could go either way in this case - caring or just not knowing how to park. lol

I won't disagree with this...I do realize people in many cases don't know how to park let alone drive, but in the case of this zhp, it looked like they parked just over enough to create as big a buffer and lower the door ding potential. I do this myself....or find end spots with curbs which allows you to get as close to it as possible and again increase the buffer.

[cakM3]

I see this and my first thoughts are that the driver is trying to prevent unwanted door dings from other people who are either too ignorant or don't care about opening their doors into other people's cars.


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[09mageec]

spotted this 'vert at Wallymundolandia in Cumming on Friday....it is evident by the proper parking technique of erring to the cross-hatching that they prize their ZHP!

This is me, every day at work, and every time I park anywhere that has this option accessible. If not, I'll be about an inch from the curb, and if either of those methods fail, I am WAY out in the lot, far away from any area where parking cars can gather up in the amount of time that I'm inside.

You save yourself an almost inevitable headache, annnnd you get more time to look at your car/visualize modifications, but mostly just admire the beauty on the slightly longer walk back.

[anandoc]

Imola ZHP sedan on the 407 ETR off-ramp to Leslie St. Eventually it went into Commerce Valley Drive W. Could not snap a picture but it looked like it was in great shape externally. I guess there are other ZHP owners in Toronto - just not registered on this forum.