Bmw M3 Base Sedan 4-door on 2040-cars
Spokane, Washington, United States

This like new, 2015 BMW M3 Sedan (Dinan Stage 1) has been impeccably maintained. This vehicle is free from any dents, dings and mechanical issues and is also a smoke-free vehicle. This vehicle is EXTREMELY well equipped with all of the technology and amenities that one could ask for. Please contact with any additional questions that you might have about this vehicle. Equipped with Stage 1 (DINANTRONICS™ Performance Tuner) Maximum Power: 516 HP, 489 lb-ft of torque. ______________________________________________________ 2015 BMW M3 Sedan (Dinan Stage 1) Total $76,556.00 Base $62,000 Black Sapphire Metallic $550.00 Sakhir Orange/ Black Leather $950.00 M Double Clutch Transmission $2,900.00 Adaptive M Suspension $1,000.00 19” Black Wheel 437 M Mix Tire $1,200.00Power Rear Sunshade $575.00 Harman Kardon Surround Sound $875.00 Destination Charge $950.00 Dinan Stage 1 Upgrade $3461.21 Premier Ultimate Vehicle Protection* $2095.00 [5 Year-Premier Tire, Wheel and Rim Replacement, Dent and Ding Protection, Windshield Repair Protection, and Key Replacement] _______________________________________________________________________Stage 1 (DINANTRONICS™ Performance Tuner) Maximum Power: 516 HP, 489 lb-ft of torque. The DINANTRONICS™™ Performance Tuner is a highly engineered and sophisticated piece of computer hardware and software that enhances engine performance, without negating or voiding your new car warranty coverage and without affecting long term reliability or the functionality of on-board diagnostic systems. It is also the only tuning device emissions legal in all 50 states. The ultimate objective of developing this piece of technology was to provide the ability to control every signal entering and exiting the BMW factory Engine Control Unit. These items are unique to Dinan and together they embody the apex of performance engineering in a powerful, reliable, and warrantied package.
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