2010 BMW M3

Sedan

8 - Cyl.

Manual

WBSPM9C5XAE202047

Gasoline

2010 BMW M3 Sedan for sale by Original (only) Owner. No accidents/paint/bodywork/stories - just a pristine M3 looking for a new home. MSRP base price of $54,850 prior to factory options of: Cold Weather Package $1,000 Premium Package $2,000 Technology Package $3,250 M Double Clutch Trans $2,900 19" Wheels/Perf Tires $1,200 Anti-theft Alarm System $400 Moon roof $1,050 Rear/Side Sunshades $575 Park Distance Control $380 iPod & USB Adapter $400 Enhanced Premium Sound $1,900 Destination $825 Gas Guzzler Tax $1,300 Total MSRP $72,030 on 1/8/10 when purchased..... since then I have added; Window Tint (Glare Strip/Front Sides/Rear Sides/Rear) Custom Matte Black Kidney Grilles Custom Black/Carbon Emblems on Hood/Deck Lid/Wheels/Steering Wheel Custom Matte Black Fender Gills Custom Carbon M Emblem on Deck Lid to Match Logo on Fender Grills Custom Smoked Front Valance Reflectors Custom Matte Black Ceramic Coating on OEM Exhaust Custom Satin Black Powder Coating on OEM Wheels Diatomaceous Earth Hand Polish and Glass Sealant Professionally Applied to Finishes (4) Blizzak Snow Tires Total investment of over $74,500 so this car is an absolute STEAL for the right buyer. I have retained all of the OEM parts for the car. The custom emblems are removable and only the one on the steering wheel has any adhesive (two-sided tape). This car has been pampered by a responsible professional in his 40's. This car has been maintained and broken in per BMW’s stringent guidelines by a responsible adult... there has been no; drinking, eating, smoking, track days, drifting, salt or abuse here! All pictures available @ jimmyzslc.winkflash.com Should you have any questions - please don't hesitate to text or call me at 801-580-7917 I am selling to buy a new truck. That dealer will actually be selling you this BMW M3. If by chance, you’ve been tracking this car’s listings over the last six weeks, you’ll recognize that the Buy It Now price is down over $10, 000 from the original listing. You’ll also recognize that the starting bid is mostly likely the truck dealer’s below-wholesale “actual cash value” bid on the car for trading it in on the truck. This is the floor for the car. This car will sell during this listing - either to a buyer here or being traded in, as the reserve is set at a mid-wholesale market number, smack dab in the middle of the bid and the offer in the wholesale market for the car… so this “mid-market” reserve is where the car will actually trade. Also, as a data point – a lesser equipped and higher mileage version on the same year crossed the Manheim Auction in the last two weeks at $55,000…. This is one of the sources where dealers buy their used car inventories and the banks that floor these dealers inventories for those dealers, mark said dealers books for VAR (value at risk) for borrowing from the bank to hold that inventory. Long story short you’re getting a nearly new car at better than dealer price! How is that for buying power? Someone once said that "knowledge is power" - well, now you know how to make this yours! You can make it yours for several thousand less than you can from a dealer. Best of luck and if you have any questions, by all means - shoot them on over - don't wait until it's too late :)