2001 Imola Red Bmw M Roadster With Hardtop- One Owner on 2040-cars
Paw Paw, Michigan, United States
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Imola red roaster with black/red Nappa leather interior. Car was stored, inside, every winter. Non-smoker car. Stereo's sub-woofer does not work and there is a small scratch on passenger's side lower front spoiler. Wheels have minor scratches. One owner, fully maintained by BMW dealer, all service records available. Features include: 3.2 L straight 6 cylinder DOHC engine (315 HP), 5 speed manual transmission, dynamic stability control, limited-slip differential, ABS brakes, 4-way power seats, heated seats, tire pressure monitoring system, heated side-view mirrors, 4 stainless steel exhaust tips, A/C, power soft top, auto dimming inside rear view mirror, and cruise control. BMW accessory; red colored hard top with glass rear window with defroster. After market accessories include: Alpine stereo - with removable face, CD player and "I-pod" input, (original stereo included), A.C. Schnitzer aluminium 4 pedal set, full 3M invisishield kit, removable wind deflector, stainless steel roll-over hoops. Interior colored matching red leather arm rest (with storage compartment), door "hockey sticks", and armrests. This vehicle is available for local pick-up. Payment methods; cash, cashiers check, or loan check.
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