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Yup, it's a Sport. The Sport and SE are difficult to tell apart at a glance but the main difference is the suspension - the Sport sits 15mm lower than the SE.
I spent an age looking for the right one. I wanted this colour (Montego Blue), those split rims and it needed to be a manual Sport. It drives SO well.
MPG is really really dependant on what you're doing. I drove it home from London to Edinburgh yesterday and it averaged 40mpg (39.7 according to the trip) and I only needed one tank to do the 420mile journey. That is, of course, if you don't stray over 70mph. As soon as you do, it really drops. If I sit at 60mph in it I can see 42mpg which is fantastic for a 3.0 Straight 6.
If you decide to chase the 7000rpm red line then you can see the fuel gauge drop
Interior shot (sorry for poorer quality shot):

I spent an age looking for the right one. I wanted this colour (Montego Blue), those split rims and it needed to be a manual Sport. It drives SO well.
MPG is really really dependant on what you're doing. I drove it home from London to Edinburgh yesterday and it averaged 40mpg (39.7 according to the trip) and I only needed one tank to do the 420mile journey. That is, of course, if you don't stray over 70mph. As soon as you do, it really drops. If I sit at 60mph in it I can see 42mpg which is fantastic for a 3.0 Straight 6.
If you decide to chase the 7000rpm red line then you can see the fuel gauge drop

Interior shot (sorry for poorer quality shot):

Urban Sports said:
Very nice, although I do prefer the Roadster 
How do you find it performance wise?
I prefer the Coupe 
How do you find it performance wise?

I test drove the Z4M Coupe as well when choosing which to buy so I know how they both go. The 3.0 at semi-sensible speeds and lower down the rev range actually pulls better than the M since it's lighter and below 5000rpm produces more torque. Of course when you wind up the M engine, it properly goes but for everyday driving there's not a huge difference. Either way, the 3.0 is enough performance for me

Ved said:
Lovely car but I can't get on with the dash for some reason. Is it nicely ergonomic though and the seats do look great 
I've never liked the instrument cluster either, would look much nicer as a single plate instead of those two tunnel poking out at you. Either way, it's a nice car, I too much prefer the coupe to the roadster, looks much more purposeful.
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