- 1995 Model Year BMW M3
- Arctic White exterior
- Black interior
- Current owner reports some modifications: Aftermarket front sway bar kit, DKM Clutch kit, Euro Sport steering wheel, Dinan air intake, Euro-market headlamps, Kassel performance chip
- Current owner reports Billy Boat exhaust system
- Current owner reports: Koni shocks, Front shock tower brace, New shock mounts on all four corners, New motor mounts, Rear chassis enforcements, New shifter bushings, New transmission mounts,
- Current owner reports recently serviced: Brake rotors and pads
- Continental ExtremeContact Sports Tires with Date codes of 2021 reported by current owner
Today's "M" cars are performance machines geared to set lap times through pure tech, but this was not the case back in the day. Take it back to the 90s, and while there was a bit of tech, the "M" cars were pure performance machines ensuring true drivers' cars gave a proper feel of the road and track. Up for sale today is BMW royalty which comes in the form of this 1995 BMW M3. With a reported 127,780 miles on the clock, it's time you got those lap times in and ticked attending on those car meet invites.
Exterior and Interior
With the market for BMW E36 M3s at an all-time high, finding a neat example that has yet to be modified or seen too many track days is getting harder. However, this 1995 BMW M3, with its arctic white exterior, looks in great condition with all its exterior components like the M spec spoiler and Euro market headlamps in excellent condition. Another original feature on the car is the factory wheels, reportedly wrapped with Continental ExtremeContact Sports Tire with a 2021 date code. The black interior of this 1995 BMW M3 is also in near-factory condition. The black leather seats with the famous "M" insignia provide comfort and a good drive feel. Speaking of drive feel, the Euro sport steering wheel and M spec pedals make for eye candy and boost that performance feel.
Engine
While the car was an engineering masterpiece, one can argue that the centerpiece of the whole affair would be the powertrain. The 3.0L inline six German powerhouses present in this 1995 BMW M3 are just automotive greatness in all forms; from the sounds it makes to pushing it to the limit on every gear change, very few cars match up. The current owner reports some tasteful modifications to make this 90s legend move quicker. Engine upgrades include a Dinan air intake, Billy Boat exhaust system, and Kassel performance chip. Suspension and handling upgrades include an aftermarket front sway bar kit, Koni shocks, front shock tower brace, new shock mounts on all four corners, new motor mounts, rear chassis enforcements, and new shifter bushings. Power is sent to the car's rear wheels through a manual transmission. The transmission also sees some reported upgrades, including a DKM clutch kit and new transmission mounts.
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