I have a 2011 ZCP and I have to back into my driveway and pull out slowly. No scraping this way. I scrape both ways pulling in and backing out. Your probably gonna have to do the same as me. Good luck.
+1. As much as I try not to scrape, it has occured and my passenger front felt box has been damaged. Not sure how much this is going to cost but will deal with that later.
If you have the adjustable suspension, ALWAYS put it in one of the stiffer modes before going up. That way, there's less bounce to the suspension. It even recommends this in the manual.
How did it go? Did it scrape? I'm waiting on my ED re-delivery and have been concerned about the same thing with mine. Can you post a pic of your driveway? Just curious for comparison purposes...
Here's the link to my post with pics for comparison...
i have a lowered f10 550i and im pretty sure the zcp M3 is lower. my car BARELY makes it out of my garage downstairs. i may be in some serious trouble.. ugh
Initially VDC blamed the transport company and told the dealer to file a claim with them, when the dealer said fine, VDC came back and asked that they didn't want them to file a claim and would pay for the damages....
The VDC also said they had to keep the car an additional week to do the 1200 mile service and when it arrived at the dealer, the 1200 mile service hadn't been done. They called VDC to ask WTF and they said, oh we didn't have transmission fluid so we couldn't do it. Then why keep the car an additional week and not tell the dealer you didn't do the service until you were asked?
VDC is a FAIL in every respect.
But I digress, yes ground clearance on ZCP is pretty low, have to be careful and aware of your surroundings.
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