2012 Bmw M3 Coupe 2-door 4.0l With Navigation on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
I'm selling my BMW M3 because I'm moving out.
It's a 2012 model with 11,800 miles. I ordered this car from BMW with specific options and waited for its delivery. It wasn't a demo vehicle. I'm the only owner with a clean title. Here are the options: - Jerez black metallic. - Electronic Damper Control (EDC). - 19" alloy double-spoke wheels. - Comfort access key-less entry. - Blue-gray brushed aluminum trim. - Voice activated navigation assist with BT & USB. - Traffic information. - Auto-dimming rear-view mirror. - Automatic wipers with rain sensors. - Carbon fiber rooftop. - Adaptive headlights. - Xenon Lights. - Tires filled with nitrogen from BMW for better stability. - M Drive. High resolution images available here: flickr.com/photos/akiratasoeur/sets/72157641630339803 This is a manual transmission model which is still rare to find. BMW doesn't make this car anymore. I've taken extreme care of the car. I've always driven it smoothly and very rarely did I push it and it's always been parked in a closed garage. The car is in almost mint/showroom condition and is still under warranty. It's been serviced at BMW without missing a single appointment. I'm a very meticulous, non-smoking and clean person and it shows it in state of the car. I have the pink slip ready to sign. Please only serious buyers and no test drive unless ready to purchase. Thanks for looking. |
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