1990 Bmw M3 Coupe on 2040-cars
Lake Helen, Florida, United States
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1990 BMW M3 (E30) Sport Evolution
CLEAR U.S. TITLE | NO LIENS
MINT COLLECTORS CAR
You're looking at an ultra-rare and highly collectable BMW M3 Sport Evolution. This is a limited edition vehicle -- only 600 were ever made, and they were never sold in the U.S. The E30 M3 is a classic, and this is the best example of the E30.
Fully customs cleared with all duties paid, and has a clean U.S. title.
Exterior: Black 2 - 668
Interior: Anthracite Motorsport - Design - 0316
Options:
222 Electronic damper control
401 Sliding / vent Roof, Electric Sliding-sunroof
410 Power Windows
428 Warning Triangle
500 Headlight Washer Sys / Intensive Cleaning
510 Headlight Beam-throw Contr. F Low Beam lighting control dipped beam
551 On-board Computer w/Remote Control
812 UK Specification
853 English language documentation
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