- Alpine White Exterior
- Silver Interior
- 7 Speed M Double Clutch Transmission - current owner replaced transmission roughly 3 years ago
- Novillo Leather Seat Trim in Silver
- Moonroof
- Blue Gray Brushed Aluminum Trim =
- Rear Power Sunshade
- Rear Park Distance Control
- Current owner reports black tail pipes
For years, BMW and its lineup of M-spec cars have shocked the world in terms of lap times and looks. Built to take on anything in their path with impressive performance and handling, the recipe that makes up for the "ultimate driving machine" hasn't been lost over the years. The car we have today is a fine example of Bavaria's finest and comes in the form of this 2011 BMW M3 Coupe we have today. With a reported 74,500 miles on the clock, your track days and weekends just started to look a whole lot more lively.
Exterior and Interior
The E92 generation of the M3 lineup sported a sleek exterior ready for action. The Alpine White Exterior exterior on this 2011 BMW M3 Coupe helps showcase those sporty design cues. The aggressive stance and features are slowly becoming a favorite amongst collectors. With features like the silver BMW wheels and black accents on this car, you have a slightly but tastefully upgraded car. While it's aggressive on the outside and had automotive journalists wanting more when on track, the silver interior of this 2011 BMW M3 Coupe showcases a life that's lived in comfort regardless if you're negotiating a corner or cruising down the highway. The blue-gray brushed aluminum trim and the Novillo Leather Seat Trim in Silver make for lovely and unique features. Speaking of features, this car comes equipped with a moonroof, rear power sunshade, and rear Park Distance Control.
Engine
The performance BMWs of today are fast and potent, but amongst all the sound and drama, one can hear the whistle of a turbocharger in action, assisting in power delivery. While it's not bad having forced induction providing smiles per gallon, hardcore BMW enthusiasts prefer the sound and hardcore feel of a naturally aspirated German powerhouse in action. Powering this 2011 BMW M3 Coupe is a naturally aspirated 4.0L V8 powertrain capable of pushing out an impressive 414hp. In true "M" fashion, this car sends its power to the rear wheels through a 7-speed double-clutch transmission. The current owner reports that the transmission was replaced roughly three years ago.
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