Clean 2009 M3 With Mods (hre Wheels, Splitters And Etc) on 2040-cars
Saratoga, California, United States
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Hi I have a clean loaded 2009 M3 for sale. This car was
bought from BMW SF and is regularly serviced by Stevens Creek BMW. - 20' HRE Wheels $ 6000 - Eibach Sport Springs $500 - Facelift LCI Tailights $700 - LUX H8 V3 Angel Eyes $300 - 32% Tint all around - $450 - OEM Performance Gloss Black Grille $ 140 - Carbon Fiber Mirrors $600 - Carbon Fiber Splitters $700 - Painted Reflectors $120 - Painted Side vents $120 - Painted Hood Vents $120 - Verstrabe Extended Alumunium DCT Shifter $200 - BMW Extended Warranty $ 3600 (expiring soon) - BMW Transferable GAP insurance $700 - 100K BMW Wheel and Tire Protection Plan $1550 I spent over $9,000 on the packages to make sure this car ‘well-protected’. This car is definitely better than a CPO car. My loss is your gain Why this car? - Cheapest on the market - 70% highway miles (I travel to SF 4x a week) - The best color combo you can get on an M3 (Space Gray with
the rare ‘extended’ Red Novillo leather) - Never Tracked or Raced - Non-smoker - Clean Carfax - Always Garaged With that selling price, my car is actually only valued at $18,900. ($37,900 - $ 10,000 -$9,000) imagine buying an m3, the ultimate
driving machine for just 20,900. |
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