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2011 Bmw M3 6mt E92 Coupe - Supercharged - Highly Modified - White/red - 28kmi on 2040-cars

Year:2011 Mileage:27800
Location:

Stamford, Connecticut, United States

Stamford, Connecticut, United States
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I have loved my e92 M3 since the day I picked it up. I am the only owner. Never smoked in, never tracked, no accidents, never abused. I have the title in hand along with all the paperwork confirming each of the scheduled maintenance procedures. I followed the break-in to a T.

The car is for sale either AS-IS. Car has never been dyno'd but should be putting out 615hp+ crank and 400+ lb/tq

The supercharger and most of the parts were installed by a BMW Master Technician. I use the same technician for warranty work so you can rest assured the car is always in good hands. While I do not know the mileage of the supercharger (I am second owner), I have put about 2500 miles on it and it was in great shape when I initially put it on the car.

Couple important items:
  • The car has a factory warranty until April 30th of this year. The warranty can be extended by the new owner before the current warranty period has expired
  • I have a lifetime wheel and tire warranty for the stock 19" wheels that is also 100% transferable to the new owner

Basic Specs:
  • 2011 e92 M3 6MT
  • 27,800mi
  • Alpine White / Fox Red
  • Sunroof
  • Technology Package (Xenon, Nav, EDC, etc.)
  • Cold Weather Package (heated seats, etc.)
  • 19" Wheels with lifetime warranty (transferable)
  • Xpel Clear bra installed on front bumper and mirrors
  • iPhone 4 cradle

Current Mods: (i have ALL stock parts also)
(prices listed are the price I paid, not price I will sell for)
  • ESS VT2 600 Supercharger -purchased used. Unsure of mileage($8k)
  • ESS Tuning cable ($900)
  • Eisenmann Race Exhaust ($2k)
  • Challenge X-Pipe with 4 custom resonators ($1k)
  • Challenge Carbon Fiber x Kevlar trunk ($2.5k)
  • Vorsteiner rep carbon fiber front splitter ($400)
  • F10 M5 illuminated shift knob (shorter than stock M3 knob)($150)
  • 19" HRE P43SC wheels custom finish Brush Tinted Clear ($7k)
  • Wrapped in 265/295 Yoko AD08 ($2k)
  • RD Sport Springs (w/e46 M3 bumpstops to accommodate reduced spring travel)($300)
  • Body paint-matched side reflectors ($60)
  • OSS Headlights ($600)

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