The Blue Max is for sale

It is not without some melancholy that I announce that we must now part with an old friend. The internationally famous Blue Max E92 M3 is now up for sale as its owner prepares to move on to an F82 M4 project with IND.

The construction and design of this car were guided by the vision of an M3 that was flawlessly capable on a road course, but also perfectly docile for street use. This M3 would have to have one-of-a-kind components, and have interior fit, finish, and upholstery that would be at home in a garage full of the world’s best exotics. The owner of this M3 has kept and enjoyed this car since new, when it was purchased with only 29 miles on the odometer in its original white paint. The car was meticulously stripped to the bare shell and refinished in its current Atlantis Blue color on every possible interior, exterior, and under-surface of the car. Every cosmetic and performance aspect of the car was attacked to ensure an absolutely unique appearance and incredible handling, braking, and acceleration.

Full details of the build process can be seen at the below link:

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=383197

Spec List
-ESS VT2-650 supercharger (rod bearing replacement completed as preventative maintenance)
-Brembo Big Brake Kit 380x34mm front, 380x28mm rear (Brembo GTR Grey finish)
-KW Clubsport Kit E9x M3 with EDC
-Akrapovic Full Evo system E9x M3 with 100 cell cats with custom carbon tips
-BMW Performance Pedals E92 M3 DCT
-Ericsson Japan Dry carbon interior door panels (Front doors)
-Carbon fiber rear closeout, plus side panels, custom built to match from carbon panels
-E92 M3 Challenge "OEM style" carbon/Kevlar trunk + BMW Performance trunk spoiler
-BMW Performance Steering wheel with LCD Part#32300445258 (version 1)
-E92 M3 Carbon Fiber mirror covers 1x1 with M5 paint theme
-RE Sport Adjustable arms
-OEM M ZCP door sills with flags
-OEM M3 Valve covers (powder coated gloss black)
-RD Sport E9x M3 Front Bumper full Carbon/Kevlar
-Vorsteiner Type II molded into OEM rear bumper cover
-Macht Schnell gauge panel
-Stack Gauges ST3500 Oil Press, Water temp and oil temp
-BBS FI Gloss black 19"x 8.75 +22 19x10.25 +22
-Pirelli PZero Corsa tires
-BMW Performance seats (custom wrapped in black leather)
-Fall Line Automotive roll bar painted Atlantis blue
-Leather wrap dash board, glove box, gauge panel, sun visors, rear side panels, headliner
-ESS custom intake manifold paint work + Super charger black powder coating
-Ground control front and rear sway bar links, E92 M3
-E9x M3 GTS front grilles black chrome
-E9x M3 GTS side grilles black chrome with tined LED's
-Dinan E92 M3 carbon front carbon fiber strut tower braces
-M-tri color shift and ebrake boot
-Gloss black M3 emblem + ESS logo
-5,277 miles

Price???

Seller is asking $110k

Where is the car located.

Car is in New Smyrna Beach, FL.

110k is way too much! The thing about heavily modded cars is that you'll never get the money back. It's not an investment. The car is sick don't get me wrong but 110k for a 5 year old m3 is just absurd.

Daaaamn. The yellow liberty walk m3 is $30k cheaper.

bignico_05 wrote

110k is way too much! The thing about heavily modded cars is that you'll never get the money back. It's not an investment. The car is sick don't get me wrong but 110k for a 5 year old m3 is just absurd.

I'm sure he took that into account when pricing the car. It's worth way more than what he is asking for. This car isn't for your every day buyer.

I always like watching these high mod cars sale or try to sale. It's Like a soap opera

tinman831 wrote  

bignico_05 wrote

110k is way too much! The thing about heavily modded cars is that you'll never get the money back. It's not an investment. The car is sick don't get me wrong but 110k for a 5 year old m3 is just absurd.

I'm sure he took that into account when pricing the car. It's worth way more than what he is asking for. This car isn't for your every day buyer.

I'm not to sure about that. I hate being a negative nancy especially when I'm not interested in buying the car but I couldn't help myself but comment. The seller is asking about $70k over what that year car is worth. Now not counting labour and so on, $70k worth of mods alone can come close to that. What makes him think someone would pay that? Sorry I'm going to stop. Wish the seller good luck, definitely a sick m3 and I guess cars like that are worth whatever a buyer is willing to pay for.

based on that price it just looks like you're trying to get all your money back

doesn't hurt to ask for the stars

One of the most meticulous builds I have ever seen.

He'll get what he gets. Great car!

bignico_05 wrote

110k is way too much! The thing about heavily modded cars is that you'll never get the money back. It's not an investment. The car is sick don't get me wrong but 110k for a 5 year old m3 is just absurd.

Been discussed over and over....why state the obvious.?

SDPRT wrote  

bignico_05 wrote

110k is way too much! The thing about heavily modded cars is that you'll never get the money back. It's not an investment. The car is sick don't get me wrong but 110k for a 5 year old m3 is just absurd.

Been discussed over and over....why state the obvious.?

Doesn't seem to be that obvious since people keep asking for ridiculous amounts

Some idiot from Abu Dhabi will buy it and roll it in the desert while attempting to drift. Lol

This car actually has well over the asking price invested in parts and labor alone, before the cost of the car itself. The amount of one-off development work in the Blue Max is absolutely unlike any other E9x M3 ever created, and it will be up to the car's new owner to truly appreciate the details.

I'll keep the M3Post community up to date when this car sells!

GreeKon wrote  

Some idiot from Abu Dhabi will buy it and roll it in the desert while attempting to drift. Lol

Lol^ some idiot will buy this.

This car is amazing. Some people just have way to much money..... or not!

Blue Max has been sitting for a while so I took it for a drive today. Say what you will about the asking price or the money invested, this car makes you feel like Superman!

bignico_05 wrote  

110k is way too much! The thing about heavily modded cars is that you'll never get the money back. It's not an investment. The car is sick don't get me wrong but 110k for a 5 year old m3 is just absurd.

I respectfully agree.

Coach wrote  

Blue Max has been sitting for a while so I took it for a drive today. Say what you will about the asking price or the money invested, this car makes you feel like Superman!

Keep it! You'll never get what you want for it. I have learned thru selling many modded cars.