2013 BMW M3

Space Gray Over Black Leather and Cloth Interior, 6-Speed Manual Competition Package Car Showing 25,281 Miles at Cataloging. BMWs M3 is arguably the most famous sports model to ever come out of the manufacturer. Starting with the e30 M3 in 1986, the M3 always represented a fast, fun-to-drive car that retained a practical body style and had tremendous aftermarket support to make it your own. When the e92 BMW M3 debuted in 2007, it immediately became a favorite of automotive journalists and driving enthusiasts worldwide. Although it was critiqued for being bigger and heavier than the previous car, any issues people had went out the window as soon as they ran the all-new S65 4.0-liter V8 up to its 8,400 RPM redline. The new M3 had more muscle than any of the previous generations, but unlike a traditional muscle car, it could also handle with some of the best performance cars of the day. If that wasnt enough, the E9X generation stands as the final naturally aspirated M car to come from BMW, guaranteeing its classic status going forward. This 2013 E92 M3 is finished in Space Gray over Black Leather/Cloth and shows 25,281 miles at the time of cataloging. Fitted with the Competition Package from the factory, this M3 was delivered new to New York and has been under the care of 5 owners from new. As a Competition Package car, this M3 is fitted with the exceptionally sought-after 19 Y-Spoke wheels, and the suspension receives a 10mm drop, giving the car a great stance. A carbon fiber rear decklid spoiler has been fitted to this car, which perfectly matches the carbon fiber roof panel, a signature element of the E92 M3. The interior is perhaps the most unique part of this car. A combination of leather and cloth upholstery was an available option throughout the E9X model run, yet only a small fraction of the production ended up with this specification. This example is fitted with an almost OEM-looking flat-bottom steering wheel that is wrapped in Alcantara, with a light blue stripe at the 12 oclock position. Additionally, a ZHP shift knob has been fitted, which is weighted and gives positive shift action and is a welcome upgrade on pretty much any BMW. Powering the E90 generation M3 is the infamous S65 DOHC V8, which produces 414 horsepower and revs all the way to 8,400 rpm. As BMW's final naturally aspirated M engine, this one made a statement. With 8 individual throttle bodies and VANOS variable valve timing on the intake and exhaust cams, the S65 is capable of providing gobs of low-end power while still revving higher than almost any other V8 on the market and making power around the tachometer. This engine sends power through a 6-speed manual gearbox to the rear wheels, which is really the best way to enjoy the E92 M3. It is no secret that EAG loves the E9X generation M3s. Both the Coupes and Sedans are fantastic cars, and it is hard to choose a favorite. That being said, any Competition Package, manual gearbox equipped car with a partial-cloth interior is a big-time winner in our book.