2011.5 E90 M3 Interlagos Blue ZCP 6MT 54k miles

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Link to full res pictures & maintenance log

For sale is my rare spec'ed E90 M3. It was purchased in 2017 has been meticulously maintained with all receipts and maintenance tracker/log (see the excel sheet). Always garaged, no accidents (clean carfax), title in hand and ready for a new home. New brakes (rotors, pads) just done in Nov 2020. Car needs absolutely nothing but a driver.

I love this car, but life is short and I want to jump back into a roadster now that I have a new 2nd car for daily duties.





Specs:

• 2011.5 BMW E90 M3. Production date 10/2010
• 6Spd Manual
• Interlagos Blue (less than 186 LCI E90 in IB, even less with 6MT AND ZCP)
• Aluminium Trim (Had dealer replace the original Sycamore wood)
• Black Novillo Leather
• 54K miles
• Moonroof

ZCP (Competition Package)

• Dynamic Damper Control

Convenience Package

• Anti-Theft Alarm System
• Comfort Access Keyless Entry
• Park Distance Control (Rear)
• iPod and USB adapter
• Real Time Traffic Information
• Navigation
• Voice Command

Cold Weather Package

• Split folding-down rear seats
• Heated front seats
• Retractable headlight washers

Premium Package 2

• Power Folding Auto Mirrors
• Universal Garage Door Opener
• Digital Compass Mirror
• Power Front Seats
• Heated Seats
• BMW Assist with enhanced BT & USB

Mods:
OEM 2 pipe exhaust mod. Sounds amazing with no drone
IND Black side markers
IND Black front grill
IND color matched front reflectors
Euro MDM coding from Alpine MSS

Condition:
Exterior is 8.5. I've included pictures of a hairline scratch on the rear 3/4s of the car and extremely hard to see scuff on the rear bumper (you have to feel for it to find it). Wheels are in amazing shape, some minor curb rash on 1. Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires have lots of meat left. There is a small spot in the left rear window where the tint is missing (pic included), but its never bothered me much.

Interior is 9.5. Seats and leather, are all in awesome condition. No plastic wear from greasy hands. Aluminum trim on the doors have some dings from the seatbelts, but again, really small and not noticeable unless you're looking for it.

Serious buyers only. Asking $34K OBO. Please no low balling, I've already got a surprisingly decent offer from Carvana that I may end up taking based on interest.

Beautiful car, I believe I have almost the exact same car except for DCT. Good luck on your sale!

I paid $5k more for this same car same mileage with a DCT. I think you're selling it cheap but it'll go quick.

Fantastic IB E90! You will have no trouble selling given the condition of the car and the price is extremely competitive.

I found Carvana was more then competitive with their offer on my 2017 VW GLI; they ended up over $2k more then Carmax, and I took it.

AKD wrote

For sale is my rare spec'ed E90 M3. It was purchased in 2017 has been meticulously maintained with all receipts and maintenance tracker/log (see the excel sheet). Always garaged, no accidents (clean carfax), title in hand and ready for a new home. New brakes (rotors, pads) just done in Nov 2020. Car needs absolutely nothing but a driver.

I love this car, but life is short and I want to jump back into a roadster now that I have a new 2nd car for daily duties.

Serious buyers only. Asking $34K OBO. Please no low balling, I've already got a surprisingly decent offer from Carvana that I may end up taking based on interest.

Cyberdemon wrote

I paid $5k more for this same car same mileage with a DCT. I think you're selling it cheap but it'll go quick.

Agreed, priced a bit too low given the spec, miles, nearly stock condition.

Still, OP is sure to get idiots low-balling him.

jiggz wrote

Agreed, priced a bit too low given the spec, miles, nearly stock condition.

Still, OP is sure to get idiots low-balling him.

You're not wrong about the low-ballers...good lord. I could probably get a bit more for the car but I think the price is fair given my ambition to move it quickly.

AKD wrote

jiggz wrote

Agreed, priced a bit too low given the spec, miles, nearly stock condition.

Still, OP is sure to get idiots low-balling him.

You're not wrong about the low-ballers...good lord. I could probably get a bit more for the car but I think the price is fair given my ambition to move it quickly.

Is the car listed on Cargurus, Autotrader etc?

This forum is generally not the place for finding the best audience. Everyone here is an "expert" even those who never owned the car.

Either way I'd just stand firm on your price and make it known up front. A few thousand dollars is usually worth the hassle.

Curious what Carvana offered you. I got a $26k offer a few weeks back on the East coast n

Fantastic Car. Love the color (of course I am biased). Picked up IB e90 in November and these are not easy to find. 6MT takes it to unicorn status. GLWS... I second that on maybe listing on car sales platform... I found mine on Autotrader and deposit was in less than 24 hours.

Msidhu1 wrote

Fantastic Car. Love the color (of course I am biased). Picked up IB e90 in November and these are not easy to find. 6MT takes it to unicorn status. GLWS... I second that on maybe listing on car sales platform... I found mine on Autotrader and deposit was in less than 24 hours.

Yup, I had a deposit down within 24 hours of finding the car as well. Car was listed on a Friday I think I had the deposit down by Tuesday.

Sure wouldn't mind another E90M 6MT. Mine was a 1 of 1 cloth slicktop stripper. Interlagos is pretty

Want a unicorn Land Cruiser to trade for your unicorn E90? Probably $50k into it so far.

Good luck with the sale!

Cyberdemon wrote

I paid $5k more for this same car same mileage with a DCT. I think you're selling it cheap but it'll go quick.

Great price as said above for a great car. Mine is listed $3.5k more and I suppose less desirable with the Silver Extended leather and 63k miles BUT I'm not looking to sell quick at all. Hell, kind of regret putting it up for sale after a spirited drive with a fellow forum member buyer this past weekend. Nonetheless, this one is cheap! Oh and beware the low-ballers. I got a ridiculous offer of $20k for mine from an Autotrader buyer who didn't know what ZCP is.

Cyberdemon wrote

Is the car listed on Cargurus, Autotrader etc?

This forum is generally not the place for finding the best audience. Everyone here is an "expert" even those who never owned the car.

Either way I'd just stand firm on your price and make it known up front. A few thousand dollars is usually worth the hassle.

Curious what Carvana offered you. I got a $26k offer a few weeks back on the East coast n

Car is going up on autotrader etc. later today. Never intended to start a bidding war but I may increase the price a bit based on feedback and level of interest so far.

AKD wrote

Cyberdemon wrote

Is the car listed on Cargurus, Autotrader etc?

This forum is generally not the place for finding the best audience. Everyone here is an "expert" even those who never owned the car.

Either way I'd just stand firm on your price and make it known up front. A few thousand dollars is usually worth the hassle.

Curious what Carvana offered you. I got a $26k offer a few weeks back on the East coast n

Car is going up on autotrader etc. later today. Never intended to start a bidding war but I may increase the price a bit based on feedback and level of interest so far.

Please do that for the sake of us current E90 ZCP 6MT owners!

And just like that, I have a great offer from a solid local buyer. Sale pending!

AKD wrote

And just like that, I have a great offer from a solid local buyer. Sale pending!

Didn't even make it 24 hours...

Congrats! Very fair price and looks like a well taken cared for car. I would have been one of the bidders if I had not purchased mine.

Well done, executing my "previously owned car" sales strategy to perfection!

Reasonable price + best car = Quickest sale by selecting the strongest offer.

Note: Quick sale also eliminates wasting time with low ballers, repeating the same answers over and over, etc ...

Congratulations!

AKD wrote

And just like that, I have a great offer from a solid local buyer. Sale pending!

br2wdc wrote

Well done, executing my "previously owned car" sales strategy to perfection!

Reasonable price + best car = Quickest sale by selecting the strongest offer.

Note: Quick sale also eliminates wasting time with low ballers, repeating the same answers over and over, etc ...

Congratulations!

A lot of serious buyers willing to jump on the right price. HOWEVER, these low ballers can take a hike. Once this is all over, I would like to start a thread with some of the more ridiculous "offers" I've received. Best one so far is someone telling me that his offer would drop by $500 for every hour I did not respond. Shameful.

AKD wrote

And just like that, I have a great offer from a solid local buyer. Sale pending!

Congrats on the sale! I've been in the market for a 6MT LCI E90 so a bit gutted because your's was out of my budget, but I spent the night debating if I was ready to raise it substantially to get my hands on it

Can't deny though that the price was worth every penny at your ask. I guess unicorns like this are just going to be out of my reach, sadly.

AKD wrote

And just like that, I have a great offer from a solid local buyer. Sale pending!

that was fast, congrats! i might post up my similar spec up soon and it’s also in the bay area

AKD wrote

A lot of serious buyers willing to jump on the right price. HOWEVER, these low ballers can take a hike. Once this is all over, I would like to start a thread with some of the more ridiculous "offers" I've received. Best one so far is someone telling me that his offer would drop by $500 for every hour I did not respond. Shameful.

Some people like to play the "let me try insulting you so that you think my money is the best you'll get" approach. I'd like to think those people have really bad human relationships in general.

I paid a lot for my car specifically because I had very little room to haggle. I managed to get a few hundred dollars knocked off in exchange for not having him refinish the wheels and the car not having Sirius per the description, but I knew if I was going to try to beat the guy down on price I'd lose the car and it wasn't worth it to me - I wanted it and I have yet to see another similar IG car show up on the east coast in the last 6 months so I'm glad I didn't wait. I would've been stuck leasing a M340i or something if I didn't make the jump when I did.

Can't wait to be back in an E90M! My dream spec!