Convertible Smg With Extended Warranty on 2040-cars
Delray Beach, Florida, United States
I am a BMW enthusiast and driven only BMWs for the last 20-years. I've included the Carfax report, see the second picture. I purchased this car in Nov 2009 when it had ~7800 miles and only one owner. I purchased the “Total Care” extended warranty from Vista BMW that cost me $3500 and is good through 11/30/2014 or 60,000 miles whichever occurs first. BMW Service writers love Total Care, hence why they sell this extended warranty. It will transfer over to the next owner, so will have 7-months of remaining coverage under this warranty! Here is why this is the best maintained E46 M3 on eBay. Since taking ownership 4.4 years ago, BMW
Service has performed the following services. Note that I did way more oil
changes then the scheduled maintenance requires.
This car has always been
garaged! The convertible top and leather seats are in excellent
condition. I've always used seat covers since owning the car. BMW options include Silver Gray Metallic paint, Lumbar Support, Park Distance
Control, Xenon Headlights, Harman-Kardon Sound System, and 19” wheels. The
original owner put on an OEM rear-spoiler. I’ve included pictures
of all blemishes. If you are an M3 fan, this is the one to own! I sold my E36 M3 (owned it for 15 years) on eBay on May 14, 2012 for $7800. You can see the eBay Feedback from the buyer in my seller’s profile. |
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