2011 Bmw M3 Convertible on 2040-cars
Bethel, Connecticut, United States
Send me an email at: austinaaatlas@antieuro.com .
DINAN BMW //M3 convertible
This white on red M3 is nearly 500 HP with all upgrades being either Dinan or the BMW dealer (Yes, this car has a
real Dinan badge with the paperwork to prove it). If you want a drop top with looks to get noticed and the power
and sound to match, this one is for you. This car was my project and I spared no expense in terms of maintenance,
upgrades or detailing it. The sounds of a V* that can rev to almost 9k RPM is unlike anything else out there. They
will not ever make another one like this again...
OVER 15k invested in upgrades and labor
Upgrades:
- BMW performance steering wheel in alcantara & color-matched racing strip at 12o'clock
- Billet paddles shifters with color matched (+) (-)
- Alcantra DCT shifter and e-brake with ///M tri-stich custom made
- BMW performance carbon fiber mirrors
- BMW performance carbon fiber spoiler
- BMW performance carbon splitters
- BMW performance black side grills
- BMW performance black kidney grills
- Upgraded LED lights by Oneighty
- Custom painted hood vents in gloss black
DINAN parts:
- Upgraded rear diff. swap to increase torque.
- Engine software
- Carbon fiber intake and filter
- Under-drive pulley
- Carbon strut braces
- aluminum pedal set
- Dinan badge (this needs to be approved by Dinan based on a certain build and parts)
I can include a BMW plat. warranty for another 3.5k that will give you nearly three years of coverage. This is NOT
included in the listing price. I have ALL service records and as you can see ALL the servicing has been done here.
The car shows and drives perfect, If I saw anything odd or my BMW dealer did, I wouldn't have bought it. I'm happy
to have my service rep
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Auto Services in Connecticut
Woodbridge Auto Body Shop Incorporated ★★★★★
Valenti Autocenter ★★★★★
Talcott Transmissions ★★★★★
Sunshine Car Repair ★★★★★
Shoreline Collision & Rstrtn ★★★★★
Sciaudone`s Garage ★★★★★
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