41k-Mile 2000 BMW M Roadster

In the heart of Wisconsin, specifically in Big Bend with a postal code of 53103, resides a classic gem, a 41k-mile aged German thoroughbred - a sleek and sporty BMW Roadster from the year 2000, meticulously crafted under the American sun in Greer, South Carolina. This isn't your average BMW; it bears the esteemed "M" badge on its curvy body, denoting it as a product of BMW's high-performance subsidiary, M GmbH. Powered by a robust and smooth-running inline six-cylinder engine that displaces a potent 3246 cubic centimeters (CC), or equivalent to approximately 198.1 cubic inches (CI), this vehicle delivers an impressive 248 horsepower (HP). The engine's prowess is evident in its dynamic performance, with the fuel rating perfectly optimized for gasoline. This two-door M Roadster sports a distinctive convertible body style, showcasing BMW's signature sporty design principles, making it not just powerful, but also alluring. Its sleek black lines are accentuated byBMW's innovative Advanced Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), ensuring enhanced safety standards for its occupants. The vehicle's exterior beauty is matched by an interior designed around pure driver focus, featuring manual seatbelts and strategically placed front airbags to offer optimal comfort and safety. Despite being a class 1 vehicle with a gross weight of less than 6000 pounds (2722 kg), it exudes the same robust reliability associated with BMWs. Despite almost two decades of service, this classic M3 convertible shows minimal wear-and-tear, with only approximately 41 thousand miles under its belt. It stands today as a testament to German automotive craftsmanship and a reminder of why "The Ultimate Driving Machine" isn't just a tagline for BMW.

Last bid: $22,800