1995 Bmw M3 M3 Coupe Sport Model on 2040-cars
Albany, New York, United States
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1995 BMW M3 Coupe, Mugello Red with Black interior, 13,175 miles, 5 speed manual gearbox. Factory sport package car with all 3 available options for 1995 - heated seats, sunroof and cruise control. This is a first rate, investment grade example of a 1995 M3 coupe that will fit well in a collection. Contributing to the condition is the fact of it was always loved and meticulously cared for by its original adult owner. Garaged since new, perfect original paint with all documentation and records for service work done. Break in procedure stickers are still on the front windshield. Annual oil changes, brake fluid, coolant and differential fluid replaced multiple times trough the years. Metal impeller water pump installed as preventive maintenance. This is a model of significance for BMW as it is the return of the M3 to the US market after the E30. The 1995 3 liter cars are the original US version and a one year model only - closer to the M roots than the 3.2 cars. Number 776 from the first 2500 manual transmission M3 coupes for the US in the rarest production color Mugello Red (available only for 6 months from 3/94 to 9/94 the only color with a limited run). Enhanced with Dinan software, European air box, Borla exhaust, k&n filter and BBS RW 500 3 piece wheels 17x8 (no longer available) on original Michelin Pilot SX tires with BBS lug wheel bolts, Racing Dynamics front strut brace. INCLUDED in excellent condition (ORIGINAL WHEELS, EXHAUST, AIR BOX). It comes with everything it did in 1995 - manuals, 2 keys with remotes plus master lighted M key, original window sticker and a BMW copy, purchase invoice, unused tool kit, spare tire, flash light. Original M3 brochure and copies of major US automotive magazines reviewing the introduction of the 1995 BMW M3. This is certainly an opportunity to own a new 1995 M3, 22 years after. It would be hard (if possible at all) to find a car that matches this example (condition, mileage, love, care and provenance). Would be a rare and strong piece in any collection, an opportunity to own the last analog BMW Motorsport car for the US market.
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