1997 BMW M3

Sedan

3.2L 3152CC l6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

WBSCD0323VEE10151

Clear

Gasoline

1997 Bmw M3 4-Door, special edition in very rare Techno Violet Exterior color and light gray interior, Fully loaded, Original paint, very rare to find a 4 Door M3 in this pristine condition, good tires, A/C blows cold, Cd Changer, and many many more options. Vehicle has only 120000 Miles, This M3 Is in collectors condition, for those of you looking for a rare 4-Door Bmw M3 this is your chance to own one! Vehicle has never been repainted, Always garage kept, Always service at 3000 miles, Has been cared for with uttermost care. Everything works like new, Engine and transmission are very healthy, Lots of power and shifts very smoothly. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE The BMW E36-M3 series was produced from 1992 to 1999. It replaced the E30. It was replaced in stages by the E46. In 1999, for the 3-Series E46 sedans debuted and a year later, in 2000, the coupes and cabriolets started production. During its nearly ten year stint, the E36 came in many flavors from the entry level 318, to the 320, 323, 325, and finally the 328. Power ranged from 139 horsepower in the 318 to 190 horsepower in the 328. The Bmw E36- can be considered one of BMW’s most successful lines of cars. It raised BMW’s stature even more up the ladder, which would lead to nearly unstoppable success of the E46-based 3-series. Testament to BMW's superiority was Car and Driver naming the E36 3-series to its Ten Best List from 1992 to 1999, every year it was in production. The E36-based M3 was, of course, the most sought after of the E36 models. Initially it came with a 3.0-liter 282-hp engine; however, it was only available in Europe. It was not until 1995 that North America received a 240-hp version of the E36-based M3. In 1996, the engine was boosted to 3.2-liters and, although its torque did go up, its horsepower rating stayed the same. The E36-based M3 was replaced in 2001. please feel free to contact me via email at britishmotors.usa@gmail.com or by phone: 858 713 2280.