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2010 BMW M3 (E92) coupe - Alpine White - $36,000 (South Loop)
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BMW
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E92 M3 coupe
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Powered by a 4.0-liter V8 paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, the car is finished in Alpine White (300) over black Novillo leather upholstery. Equipment includes a limited-slip differential, xenon headlights, 19″ forged Style 220 wheels, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, Comfort Access, and cruise control. This E92 M3 is offered with a car cover, both BMW remote keys and spare parts including the removed full set of four factory OEM 19" wheels.
The car features Shadowline trim and adaptive xenon headlights as well as rain-sensing windshield wipers, a glass sunroof, a trunk lid spoiler, tinted windows, and quadruple exhaust outlets. The M3 has Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and Electronic Damping Control (EDC). Braking is handled by four-wheel vented and cross-drilled discs measuring 14.2″ and 13.8″ front and rear, respectively.
It is parked inside my garage when not driven 2-3 times monthly. I have never driven it in snow/ice conditions. During winter months, it is driven on clear dry days only and I have normally switched over to the original factory OEM 19" wheels (included in this sale) with all-season tires instead of the 19" Style 220 wheels (previously mounted with Michelin Pilots by the prior owner) which have been for summer usage only. It is in excellent physical condition inside/out and mechanically drives like the dream car that it is.
The forged 19″ Style 220 wheels have blemishes and are mounted with new Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus XL tires installed in late August 2026. I can tell that the new Continental tires have better grip than the prior Michelin Pilot tires which came with it. The removed full set of four factory OEM 19" wheels.
I recently spent $7,700 at the end of this August to replace the throttle actuators and rod bearings and completed an oil change upon the advice of my local BMW certified mechanic. My mechanic recommended and installed new Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus XL tires (245/35ZR-19 and 265/35ZR-19) on the 19" Style 220 wheels during the same visit. He uses the same Continental ExtremeContact tires on his own M3s. In addition, my mechanic degreased the engine during this recent visit. The brake system was previously flushed by my mechanic who has serviced the car since I purchased it. My mechanic said no maintenance is needed by the buyer.
A November 2015 entry on the Carfax report lists an accident involving a rear-end collision with another motor vehicle that resulted in damage at the front and left front of the car. My local auto body & paint shop believes that the accident damage was to the front bumper only which was replaced. Due to minor rock chips in the paint finish from highway driving by the prior owner - I had the front bumper, both fenders, hood, and both side mirrors refinished in 2019, and Xpel paint protection film was subsequently applied. The rear bumper had minor paint scuffing from parking errors by the prior owner so, I had the rear bumper refinished and Xpel paint protective film was subsequently applied.
The car is stored indoors at my mechanic's shop for viewing. NO TEST DRIVES WILL BE ALLOWED except to a serious buyer willing to place a $2,000 deposit which would be applied towards the purchase. My mechanic can discuss the car with potential buyers. All maintenance records during my ownership can be provided to a serious buyer.
Serious inquiries only, please. I am not desperate to sell and will not respond to lowball offers. I rarely drive the M3 which is why I'm interested in maybe selling it.
NOTE: The tires seen in exterior photos of the entire car are the old Michelin Pilots as these photos were taken in July before it went into my mechanic's shop for preventative maintenance. I uploaded two closeup photos of the 19" Style 220 wheels mounted on the new Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus XL tires.