2005 Bmw M3 M3 on 2040-cars
Vilas, North Carolina, United States
Feel free to email: patricapccicoria@bikemechanics.com . 2005 M3 Competition ZCP
Not often do you see one of the very rare ZCP Competition M3’s come up for sale! So, here is your opportunity to
own one of the rarest M3’s produced. This 2005 M3 ZCP equipped car is absolutely stunning. Beautiful inside and
out with only 39,900 miles. Garage kept and like new in appearance. Never raced, all service performed and is up
to date along with a clean Carfax.
The beautiful Interlagos Blue Exterior paint was exclusive to the 2005 M3 ZCP Competition model. The rich Cinnamon
Nappa Leather Interior is an outstanding compliment to the Interlagos Blue Exterior.
The Competition Package was a $4,000 option that provided you the bigger brakes and quicker steering from the M3
CSL, plus tweaked suspension and the M Track Mode version of BMW's Dynamic Stability Control. You also got 19-inch
cross-spoke forged alloys all around, a race-face steering wheel trimmed in Alcantara suede, and race inspired
aluminum trim to cut down on weight.
This vehicle includes an exclusionary warranty that expires on 6-12-2025 or at 134,153 miles, whichever comes
first. And yes…this warranty covers the SMG II pump!
Equipment List / Particulars
· Interlagos Blue Exterior
· Cinnamon Nappa Leather Interior
· SMG II Transmission
· 39,900 miles
· ZCP Competition Package
· Optional exclusive Interlagos Blue paint
· Milled aluminum interior trim
· Alcantara steering wheel
· 19in BBS flow-formed alloy wheels
· 14.5:1 steering ratio
· M Track mode
· Larger front brake rotors
· Larger rear caliper pistons
· Sport package
· Upgraded wheels: 245 front, 275 rear
· Harmon Kardon premium sound with 12 speakers
· Projector beam Bi-Xenon headlamps
· Automatic headlamps
· Park distance control (rear parking sensors)
· Rain-sensing windshield wipers
The M-track mode steering wheel button is included, but not installed. The multifunction steering wheel is
currently installed. An OEM E 46 3-Series service manual is included with the sale.
Please email with questions
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