Less Than 17k Miles!! Original Owner! Excellent Condition! on 2040-cars
Attleboro, Massachusetts, United States
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Only 16,887 Miles !! Original owner! Excellent Condition! This M3 has been treated with love and respect. Other than a few scuffs on the right side rims and right side moulding behind front tire, this car is in excellent condition (see pictures). The scuffs occurred in a parking garage with low side curbing that I did not see - made me sick to my stomach. This car has never seen rain or snow and has been stored during the winters. I change the oil/fluids/filters regularly and address any other routine maintenance items myself. This car has a newer battery and the tires are less than two years old with less than 1K miles on them (see pictures). I also purchased a lifetime LoJack anti theft protection which will be transferred to the new owner. Reason for selling: I bought a new sports car and my wife is not okay with me keeping both sports cars plus my daily driver. My hope is that someone with the same passion for cars as I will buy and enjoy this car for many years to come. Purchaser is responsible for pick-up or shipment. I will assist in any reasonable way possible. Car is sold "as is" and is available for inspection. Deposit of $2K is due within 2 days of winning bid. Remaining payment is due within 7 days. Money order or cash accepted. |
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