Since you clicked on my ad, you seem cool. Let me introduce you to Elmo. Elmo is a badass MF'er. Elmo is a firey red creature. It is pristine because I took care of it like it was my own car. I methodically serviced all systems (electrical, fuel, cooling, brakes, chassis, tires, and transmission) one by one; Elmos is a bimmer so the reality is reality and that is that.
DETAILS:
2002 BMW 325ci coupe
5-Speed manual transmission
CA clean title (current registered and pink slip in hand)
202k freeway miles and climbing. Daily driven.
Drives great
Oil changed every 5k miles.
No accidents
Over $10,000 in add-ons are included in the price!!
M3 hood - super lightweight aluminum with power bulge ($1,300)
M3 front bumper ($300)
M3 staggered rims and tires ($1,500)
Quick Shift ($100)
Clear corner lenses ($200)
K&N cold air intake ($400)
New upholstery ($1,200)
New paint ($2,000)
Android headset ($300)
Technically, it is a 325ci (coupe) with M3 components for good looks. This means you can tell your friends you bought an M3 tribute. Depends on how you want to do the math, it's a cool car. Lights, sounds, and mechanics all work just fine -- when he honks, Chuck Norris farts. A vast majority of his miles were done on the highway -- he's been to Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, Kings Canyon, Sequoia National Park, and of course, Joshua Tree National Park. All maintenance is up to date: Water pump, timing belt, thermostat, pulleys, belts, oil pan gasket, engine mounts, transmission mounts, oil filter housing gasket, fan clutch, tensioner, idler pulley, AC belt, crankcase vent valve, and breather hoses, valve cover gasket. New clutch job and new starter installed. No subframe issues cuz it's 02 and it's 2.5 liter, ok? 2.5 liter means this puppy gets 25mpg in the city and the gas prices don't seem to be dropping. Yes, you can fill your gas tank and still have leftover money for some TACOS! I will give my attention to serious buyers; who will take the time to come see the car THEN make an offer based on their personal assessment of the car. If you ask for stupid codes or mention that you saw an ad for a non-op for sale for $1, I will let you think that I know some people who know some people who know some stuff. If you're lucky, and I like you, I'll sell you this car. Happy bimmer hunting - I will assume you are educated and will leave it up to you to guess if Elmo is still available while the ad is still up. I'm asking $8,000 OBO for this bad boy.
