2009 BMW 135i Coupe(300hp) with a 6 speed manual transmission finished in Monaco Blue Metallic with a Taupe Boston Leather interior. Vehicle was special ordered from the factory in February 2009 and was delivered in May 2009 to be my daily driver. I was so pleased with its performance that I decided to make a couple of upgrades and try it out at the track for High Performance Drivers Education(HPDE) events with the BMW CCA and SCCA. The car was fitted with a Dinan Stage 3 Suspension Package (Shocks, Struts, Springs, Front and Rear Sway Bars, and Camber Plates) on July 5, 2010 by AtSpeed Motorsports in Hanover, Maryland. At that time a Dinan High Performance Oil Cooler was also installed for a total of $7,169.23 in Dinan parts and labor. I took the car to Virginia International Raceway (VIR) for one event with the Tarheel Chapter of the BMW CCA in October of 2011 where it performed extremely well. The vehicle has been cared for by AtSpeed Motorsports in Hanover, Maryland and at Russel BMW in Baltimore, Maryland. It is comfortable, quick, nimble and fun to drive on the street or the track. Due to my limited garage space and time, my father is housing the vehicle in South Carolina, and has listed it on my behalf. I will be fielding all questions and inquiries on the vehicle, and he will facilitate any local showings of the car. The packages and features on the car are as follows: Cold Weather Package - Ski Bag - Heated Front Seats Premium Package - Universal Garage Door Opener - Digital Compass Mirror - Auto-dimming mirror - Auto-dimming rearview mirror - Power Front Seats - Lumbar Support - BMW Assist Sport Package - Sport seats - M steering wheel - Shadowline trim Multi-function steering wheel Gray Poplar wood trim Moonroof Retractable headlight washers Rain sensor and auto headlights Xenon headlights Adaptive light control Automatic Air Conditioning Cruise Control iPod and USB adaptor w/cord Dinan Upgrades: D570-0820 Dinan Oil Cooler D140-0946 Koni/Dinan Adjustable Rear Shocks D140-0943 Koni/Dinan Left Strut D140-0943 Koni/Dinan Right Strut D120-05040 Dinan Front Sway Bar 26.5mm D120-0507 Dinan Rear Sway Bar 15.8mm D160-0004 Camber Plate Kit D100-0900 Dinan Performance Spring Set The car has a valid Tire and Wheel Protection Package, purchased through the BMW Dealer, which provides coverage through February 25, 2015 and will transfer with the vehicle. Contact Matt at 443-834-3330 with any questions or inquires about this vehicle. |
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