2002 E46 M3 65k miles full history immaculate car

[alan b]

hey guys im selling this M3, ive spent alot of money in the last few months on it, really niice car with mileage extremely low.
2002 carbon black car, imola red interior, harmon kardon, folding mirrors, arm rest etc, nice factory spec. full service history in the uk, and a folder of receipts.
it had been in storage since 2011 before i bought it
since owning it i have gave it a full inspection 2 service, done valve clearances, all filters, 6 plugs, 6 coils. new brakes all around, new pads, hoses discs etc.
i dropped the rear subframe to inspect the floor. it was crack free however i fitted the reddish reinforcing kit, stitch welded in the inner arches and fitted poly subframe and differential mounts.
while i was at it i fitted all new droplinks, new eibach springs, and replaced the brake lines.
i then got the wheels re diamond cut and fitted four new goodyear eagle f1s.
i then had the two sides of the car repainted to tidy up a few stone chips and the bodywork is immaculate. interior is very good.
i flashed the ecu with csl rev match software and upgraded the software to "255" the car drives perfectly and gear change is perfect.

price is 12500 euro.

[318 iS Cosmos]

That's gorgeous! Personally, I think you'd be mad to sell it


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[claude]

how can one get an accurate VRT quote for an M3, its not on the VRT calculator, its the only thing stopping getting the right car

[alan b]

how can one get an accurate VRT quote for an M3, its not on the VRT calculator, its the only thing stopping getting the right car

I guy local to me bought a lovely m3 off holybrook sportscars up north 2005 m3 with 40k miles smg carbon black with imola, near identical to this in june of this year vrt was 2159. Unfortunatley theres no way to tell an exact figure

[eamo]

You'd probably get a good idea by getting someone you know with one to apply for a VRT rebate and see what the refund is

[dergside]

Eamo's is a good idea. Any rebate application gets a print out that, amongst other things, details the OMSP (although that probably hasn't changed since before they removed them from the calculator - was €85861) and for this purpose the most crucial bit is the Depreciation Code (alpha-numeric in a range of A1 to K2). It doesn't matter what the year of the car is, with these two bits of information you can work it out for any other year.

[alan b]

Eamo's is a good idea. Any rebate application gets a print out that, amongst other things, details the OMSP (although that probably hasn't changed since before they removed them from the calculator - was €85861) and for this purpose the most crucial bit is the Depreciation Code (alpha-numeric in a range of A1 to K2). It doesn't matter what the year of the car is, with these two bits of information you can work it out for any other year.

I have a vrt print out with all details for a similar car for 2159 for june of this year but the depreciation code is not on it, must only be on the rebate ones

[dergside]

I have a vrt print out with all details for a similar car for 2159 for june of this year but the depreciation code is not on it, must only be on the rebate ones

Is there a Statistical Code (8 digit numeric) - usually in the section under Vehicle Details?

[alan b]

Looks like this is goin back over to uk, pity no one in ireland is willing to buy it!

[318is-joe]

If this was a manual, I'd be on it like a fly to s**t. Best of luck with the sale.