[rgtek]

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I hate doing this but I am selling my 2007 BMW 335i in Montego Blue/black leather combo. I bought this car March of 2010 with 20K miles on it. It has a little over 25K miles now. I have only driven it on weekends and special occasions. I am the third owner and the car was always garaged kept, hand washed, and waxed by professionals every 6 months. Nada Guides has it valued at $31k "stock" given the mileage without any of the mods listed below. Original sticker was $46K. The car does not have a single dent or scratch and it is in immaculate condition. The car turns heads everywhere it goes and I am always getting compliments. The performance of this car will simply blow you away.

It is obvious the car looks like an M3 but it has the clean and rare good look that I wanted to give the car. I could have easily driven out of the BMW lot with an M3 but I did not want one. The BMW N54 twin-turbocharged engine was always more appealing to me. I just simply beefed it up and gave it the aggressive looks of the M3.

The car has 25K super low, pampered miles. All engine performance part installations and ECU upgrades were done by BMW of Austin technicians back in September of 2010. ECU program was updated by BMW/Dinan to more modern proven settings providing safe HP increase of about plus 90. BMW of Austin is the only authorized Dinan dealer around here that can do this type of work. The Dinan parts on this car still have over 1 year of warranty left. You can check Dinan prices at www.dinancars.com - Total horsepower is 420HP - The car drives like nothing that I have experienced before and the power is just simply amazing. The care has not been to the track and never raced. The car has been a show car. Title is clean and have I it in hand. no wrecks ever.

BMW Options:
BMW Assist & Bluetooth System
Sport Package
Comfort Access System
Moonroof
Premium Sound System w/ DSP
Cold Weather Package

Performance Upgrades:
Upgraded Dinan Intercooler
Dinan cold air intake
Dinan Oil Cooler
Dinan Stage 3 ECU upgrade
Dinan Carbon fiber stabilizing bar
Inside Performance quad exhaust,
BMW performance steering wheel with RPM light gauges (discontinued item and very rare)
BMW short shift kit
Dinan mats
Carbon fiber hood (custom built)
M3 OEM mirrors
M3 rear lip spoiler
M pedals
M3 Front bumper (good quality and not a $300 bumper from eBay)
M-technic rear bumper
Carbon Fiber rear diffuser (M3 retrofit)
M3 style side skirts (good quality)
M3 style 19" wheels and new tires (less than 3K miles on them) - %90 left thread left on all 4.

I also had the carbon fiber hood custom built. It is much lighter than stock. Paid $1,300 for the hood to be custom designed and paid $300 to get it professionally painted and installed. The hood is %100 unique and was ONLY built for this car!).

I have paid over $5000 alone in body shop fees and BMW tech services to get everything done right.

An EASY 15k in upgrades and installation fees. I have all the work receipts with me and have the title in hand.

$45k OBO - I am not taking any performance parts out and therefore not parting anything out of the vehicle. The care is being sold as is. I will accept the most reasonable offer. Please only make an offer if you are serious about buying. $1,000.00 deposit due through Paypal within 72 hours of selling the car. I will accept cashiers check on the rest. Shipping available but buyer is responsible in arranging everything.

PM if you have any questions

[berrydingle]

SICK ASS CAR!! good luck with the sale!!

[rgtek]

You are most kind Sir, thank you!

[Itgb]

Just my .02, but a dyno always helps selling highly modified cars so that prospective buyers can verify the claims of the owner.

And also has the suspension or braking system been modified at all? That is a lot of power that has been added, but 2 of the most important things to control that power seem to be left stock except for a strut bar I guess.

Anyways, GLWS. Car looks nice and well taken care of.

[rgtek]

Stock suspension and braking system are installed. Your same recommendations were given to me by BMW of Austin but never saw it as a priority. For someone wanting to take it to the track then yes, it is probably not a bad idea to upgrade those. The dyno is something I have been asked to provide by potential buyer so hopefully I will be attaching the results next week.