Introduced as the high-performance flagship of BMW’s E46 3-Series lineup, the E46 M3 remains one of the most celebrated modern M cars ever built. Blending naturally aspirated power, balanced rear-wheel-drive handling, and timeless styling, the E46-generation M3 has become a benchmark among enthusiast performance cars. This 2003 BMW M3 Convertible shows approximately 43,217 miles and is finished in Titanium Silver Metallic over a Black leather interior with a matching black convertible soft top. Equipped with the desirable 3.2L inline-6 and a 6-speed sequential manual transmission, this M3 delivers the engaging driving experience that helped cement the E46’s legendary reputation. Additional highlights include Xenon headlights, rear park distance control, Harman/Kardon audio, aluminum shadow trim with ambient lighting, and upgraded aftermarket multimedia equipment for enhanced daily usability.
There are automotive legends that completely change the playing field, and BMW has been responsible for quite a few of those legends over the years. The M3 has long been a machine whose sole purpose is to rake in smiles per gallon, be it on track or a quick blast through your favourite back road. Present today is not just any M3, but the grandfather of good times behind the wheel and it takes shape with this 1988 BMW M3. Hailing from Hobe Sound, Florida, this 80s icon has a reported 175,000 miles run in and is reported to comes with 3 keys that unlock a drive experience like no other.
The G80-generation BMW M3 Competition xDrive represents a significant leap forward for the iconic M3 formula, blending everyday usability with serious performance capability. This 2022 BMW M3 Competition xDrive Sedan shows just 8,935 miles, making it a low-mileage, highly desirable example of BMW’s modern high-performance sedan. Finished in Skyscraper Grey Metallic and enhanced with a Satin Gray vinyl wrap, this M3 stands out with a stealthy, aggressive presence. With xDrive all-wheel drive and the Competition-spec powertrain, this car delivers supercar-level acceleration while retaining the practicality of a four-door sedan. Equipped with premium packages and carbon fiber elements, this example strikes an ideal balance between luxury, technology, and track-ready performance.
For years, BMW and its lineup of M-spec cars have shocked the world in terms of lap times and looks. Built to take on anything in their path with impressive performance and handling, the recipe that makes up for the "ultimate driving machine" hasn't been lost over the years. The car we have today is a fine example of Bavaria's finest and comes in the form of this 2011 BMW M3 Coupe we have today. With a reported 74,500 miles on the clock, your track days and weekends just started to look a whole lot more lively.
BMW has accomplished some extraordinary things with its M series throughout the years. Under their hoods, they conceal fearsome engines that punch power like a racecar. Nevertheless, they go beyond out-and-out performance. The 2004 BMW M3 that we have here is the ideal demonstration of this. First off, being a convertible, you already know it's a spectacular piece of kit you can enjoy on a sunny weekend. Yet, this grip-happy and flexible German hunk of engineering is enough to scare a number of supercars from its time. It is currently for sale in Pennsylvania, and so far, it has traveled 46,300 miles. We can bet that this will become one of your all-time favorites.
So, you’re in the market for a car that will keep you cocooned in opulence and technology at the same time won’t back down when the mood strikes to be frisky. Your go-to brand is BMW. Among their exquisite model array of sporty luxury cars, the BMW M series stands out as the track-equipped variant. What it lacks in cabin electronics, it more than makes up for in engine control and performance technologies. What we are offering is this stunning example of the 2011 BMW M3, which have completed a 39,500-mile journey so far. It packs several packages up its sleeve and few new upgrades are onboard as well.
Looking back at the cars that have sported the iconic M badge by BMW and the E46 generation sure pops up. Built to be a performance machine that handles well on track and turns heads when driving you sure can't go wrong owning one, much like this 2006 BMW M3 Coupe we have today. With a reported 74,069 miles on the clock, this German autobahn stormer is the perfect way to liven up your life, be it during the workweek or weekend, road or track.
What we’ve got on sale here is not just another E46 3-Series from BMW, but the range-topper, known as the M3. Since 1986, the M3 has been the best 3-Series that one can buy, fettled by BMW’s famed M Division. In fact, it’s won many accolades along the way, and is renowned for being one of the best driver’s cars out there. That’s why you will find many clamoring after this 2002 BMW M3 Coupe, despite its healthy 109,500 mile odometer reading. The typical M3 formula is a near-perfect blend of ample horsepower, coupled with superb handling, old-school driver feedback, and a dose of practicality as well. These are cars that could be enjoyed at the limit on a Sunday track session, and then used to drop the kids at school on your way to work on Monday. That’s why you really should give this car a second look…and a third…and buy it.
The M series by BMW is the perfect balance of that German understatedness and power that could scare some higher-end sports cars. As time goes by, the iconic M3 sees some changes to its traditional recipe but stepping into one counts for a good time, be it hugging an apex on full force or being a reliable daily. With the horsepower wars in full swing, this 2016 BMW M3 Sedan we have today can be your weapon of choice. The car has a reported 45,100 miles on the clock and comes with 2 keys included in the sale.
BMW’s M division is a distinct and renowned division. Known for their craftsmanship and amazing performance, adding an M into any BMW vehicle makes it instantly a beast on the road or track. The M division’s first car was the legendary BMW 3.0 CSL while the first M badged car was the BMW M1 in 1978. An amazing fact is that BMW Motorsport GmbH supplied the heart of the McLaren F1 supercar. BMW’s 3 Series has enjoyed the attention of the M division since the E30 M3 in 1986. The fifth generation of the 3 Series was produced from 2004 to 2013 with the M variants introduced in 2007. A chance to get your hands on this pristine 2009 BMW M3 Convertible with just 42,000 miles on the odometer.
During the Sixties, the German luxury automobile manufacturer began acquiring a reputation as a leading manufacturer of sports-oriented cars. While BMW’s history dates back to 1916, their supercar-worthy BMW M division was only established in the Seventies with their first car released in 1978. One of the division's highly successful M lines is the BMW M3, the first of which was based on the second-generation BMW E30 3 Series. The E30 M3 was produced from 1986 to 1991 when it was succeeded by the E36 M3. The model was a super hit and remains one of the best sports cars of all time by Automobile Magazine. This sublime example of a 1990 BMW E30 M3 Coupe is one of only 5,330 ever made for the North American market, and has covered just 500 miles after a complete restoration. Owning this car would be a truly once-in-a-lifetime chance, and we urge you to act fast, since cars like this go like the proverbial hot cakes.
Today, The legendary 'M' badge seems to have worked its way into many BMW vehicles from various platforms, be it the traditional engine or electric power. But journey back just over a decade ago, and 'M' only meant one thing: special. Even though the 3-Series models have also been considered as the entry-level purchase to becoming a BMW owner, the M3, from the moment it hit the road, was certified in the eyes of the automotive community as a legendary vehicle. While the M3s of today are only offered as four-door sedans, a journey back to 2013 — the year our subject car was manufactured — and the M3 was still very much a rowdy performance coupe. On offer is the chance to own this beautiful 2013 BMW M3 Coupe Lime Rock Edition, reported to be one of just 200 in existence.
When BMW found that they had to satisfy the homologation regulations of the DTM series they were competing in, the result was the E30 M3 which entered the scene in 1986. As the halo car of their hugely popular 3-Series compact executive car, there has been an M3 variant of every generation ever since the E30. The M3 has won accolade after accolade as a fine-handling machine with the appropriately powerful and tuneful engine to match. If you’re looking for a piece of German automotive history, as well as a savvy future investment that you can enjoy pure driving pleasure with, this 1989 BMW E30 M3 from New York fits the bill to a tee. It’s said to be a show/track car with zero rust and underwent a rebuild in 2004. The odometer shows 97,010 miles which is barely scratching the surface of how far these cars can go with proper maintenance.
