1999 BMW M Coupe

Introducing this low-mileage 1999 BMW M Coupe 5-Speed, showing just 26,666 miles on the odometer. Finished in its factory Imola Red (405) over a two-tone Imola Red and Black interior, this example presents a bold yet cohesive color combination that suits the model’s distinctive character.Highlights:- 26k-Mile- Factory Color: Imola Red- S52 3.2L Inline-Six- 5-Speed Manual Transmission- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes- Air Conditioning- Cruise Control- Power Windows/Mirrors/Seats- Three-Spoke M-Tech Steering Wheel- Heated M-Sport Seats in Nappa Leather- 17-Inch "Roadstar" (Style 40) wheels- CARFAX Certified 1-Owner Vehicle- Manufacturer's Literature and Window Sticker (Digital Copy)Under the hood, the S52 3.2-liter inline-six is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, offering a direct and engaging driving experience. Factory 17-inch “Roadstar” (Style 40) wheels and quad exhaust outlets complement the car’s purposeful design without unnecessary distraction.Inside, the cabin features heated M-Sport seats upholstered in Nappa leather, along with air conditioning, cruise control, and power amenities. The three-spoke M-Tech steering wheel provides a proper connection to the road, reflecting BMW’s performance-focused approach during this era. Additional features include four-wheel disc brakes, an AM/FM radio with Harman Kardon audio, center console, glove box, tool kit, and “M” badging throughout.As a point of interest, the M Coupe was assembled at BMW’s Spartanburg plant alongside the Z3, combining German engineering with American production, an uncommon pairing at the time. S52-powered examples were produced in limited numbers for the North American market, adding to their appeal today. A well-equipped example of the E36/8 M Coupe that is mechanically sound. For $46,500If you have any additional questions, please call 310-975-0272Check out our YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/BevHillsCarClubInc

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