I have this M3 for sale. This car is in excellent mechanical condition. I have been asked by the owner to assist in selling it for him. He has several cars and needs to get rid of some. I operate an Independent BMW Repair shop here in Houston and this is a customer’s car. We have maintained it for several years. He has always done whatever work we recommended to him and the car is update to date on maintenance.

Here is a rundown of when things were last done:

Oil Change – every 5000 miles	02/14	87,688

Major Service	09/12 – Insp I	77,536

Coolant Flush – every 2 to 3 years	02/14	87,688
- Radiator, exp tank, front hoses, t-stat	05/11	58,536

Hydraulic Flush – every 12 months	02/14	87,688

Power Steering Flush – every 30,000 miles	02/14	87,688

Tire Rotate & Balance – every 6 to 10k	02/14	87,688

Alignment – every 3 years	09/12	77,536

Manual Transmission Service (replaced 11/13)	11/13	86,487

Rear Differential Service	05/11	58,536

Battery	05/13	84,837

You can see the manual transmission has been replaced recently. This was done because it kept popping out of gear. We replaced the transmission in November 2013. It is a brand new BMW transmission. Parts and labor was right around $7000. The clutch had been replaced in March of 2013.

Other items that have been replaced in the past are:

Front wheels bearings
AC blower assembly
Rear engine seal
Front transmission seal
Guibo and center bearing
Clutch master and slave cylinders.
Front and rear shocks/strut assemblies, mounts, bump stops and dust boots.
Belts/pulleys
Tires are only worn about 10% on the front and 50% in the rear.
All brakes are about 10% worn
Radiator, expansion tank, front hoses.

Things I know that will need attention in the future:

Minor play in torsional bushings
Constant pressure valve is starting to seep a little bit
Oil filter housing is seeping a bit.
Some scratches on the front bumper. Some will buff out (by the wheel well on the left front), the bottom underside is more significant. Probably from parking too close on a curb.
There is wear on the driver seat bolster and the arm rest.

I guess that is about it. Ive got fully liberty to negotiate on this thing. I know with as good of shape as it is in, we will probably hold out for someone willing to pay on the higher end. We want cash in hand at pick up, no checks or money orders of course. Keep this in mind if you are thinking of shipping it because you will need to fly down and pick it up and drive it home. I have the title in hand, signed. A bill of sale will be signed as well at pick up.

With respect to everyone, please do not email me asking what the “lowest price” Ill take for the car. Im not interested in getting a low price obviously, I am interested in getting the highest fair price I can get for a car I feel is in excellent mechanical shape! I probably will not respond to those emails.

Thanks for looking, let me know if you have questions.

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