2002 Bmw M3 on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED EMAIL ME AT: mohamed.legacy@toothandmail.com .
For sale is my 2002 BMW M3 convertible with a 6-speed manual transmission. Has an inline 6 cylinder 3.2 liter
naturally aspired engine pushing 333 HP. Approximately 80,000 Miles. The care is bone stock aside from the
staggered E92 M3 wheels on new tires. This car has been well maintained and serviced regularly at BMW Dealerships
as seen on carfax. Last inspection done at 80,000. Sub-frame has been Inspected as well and no cracks. Rod bearing
service action was done early on in its life and Vanos system has upgraded Besian parts (oil disc, seals and
solenoid) all done preventative a few miles ago. This car came equipped with most options, power seats and windows,
cold weather package, navigation, 6 disc changer and back up sensors. Top is in great shape and not faded.
The few minor con's I can think of, top has a small tear on inside, doesn't affect seal or anything at all. Small
treated chip on windshield ( maybe the size of a pencil eraser), also minor leak on rear axle (just noticed its wet
with oil) Car runs and drives very strong and in great condition overall.
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In addition to the all-electric i3, BMW will offer a range-extended version that uses a 0.65-liter two-cylinder motorcycle engine and auxiliary generator to charge the car's battery on the go. Automotive News says pricing for this model is still unclear, as is whether or not the range-extended i3 will be eligible for the $7,500 tax credit. Of course, buyers needing a vehicle for longer trips will be able to borrow one from the automaker.
Automotive News also reports that the majority of BMW's 338 dealers in the United States will be able to sell the i3, as well as the upcoming i8 hybrid sports car. Dealerships have until June of this year to opt out of this program, however.
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