2010 E92 M3 Interlagos, DCT, 55k Miles, Single Hump

[zachariah33]

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2010 BMW E92 M3
7 Speed DCT Transmission
55,870 Miles
Interlagos Blue Metallic
Bamboo Beige Leather
Desirable Single Hump Dash / (No Navigation)
Carbon Fiber Roof
Carbon Mirror Caps
Paint Matched Reflectors
Black Grill Inserts
18" BMW 219 Wheels
Michelin Pilot Sport PS4S dated from 2020

(Rod Bearings and throttle body actuators have not been done)

This beautiful E92 M3 is in great condition for the year and miles. Car is nearly all factory aside from a few aesthetic changes to the exterior listed above. It just received a professional paint correction and is free of swirl marks and looks amazing! The car also recently received new valve cover gaskets, a new oil filter adapter, and oil service all within the last 5k Miles.

clean title on hand

[DRLane]

Beautiful! Excellent deal for someone hunting for a IB. A single hump DTC are always uncommon gems.

GLWS

[zachariah33]

Originally Posted by DRLane

Beautiful! Excellent deal for someone hunting for a IB. A single hump DTC are always uncommon gems.

GLWS

Thank you sir I appreciate it!

[former 240 s14]

Clean & unique!

Couple questions that others maybe thinking as well.

1. How long have you owned the car? Any previous ownership experience would be helpful.
2. Do you have service history of the car?
2a. Oil change history is going to be important considering mileage and RB's not completed yet. If you have a blackstone analysis that would be helpful.

Thanks!

Rubin

[greatfallsbluebird]

Beautiful, perfect speck for some (almost perfect spec for me).

[PYE46M3]

Originally Posted by former 240 s14

2a. Oil change history is going to be important considering mileage and RB's not completed yet. If you have a blackstone analysis that would be helpful.

Black stone analysis doesn’t mean a thing.

Sellers are not obligated to do the bearings for the buyer. Maybe seller doesn’t believe in the rod bearing issues. If you’re worried about the bearings you can always change them yourself (it’s more reassuring than whatever sellers tell us anyways).

you guys need to stop asking these kind of silly questions in here. It makes members not want to sell their cars on here which is not ideal for the rest of us. And by the time you get all your answers, someone else has already snagged the car anyways.