g80 m3

2026 BMW M3 Competition xDrive – Fully Loaded | Stage 2 E50 | OEM Parts Included Up for sale is my 2026 BMW M3 Competition xDrive. This car has been meticulously maintained, tastefully modified, and is loaded with virtually every factory option available. It has never been built as a race car—just a properly cared-for enthusiast vehicle with high-quality upgrades. The car is currently running a Stage 2 E50 tune, but if preferred, I can return it to the factory tune prior to the sale. Modifications include: * Stage 2 E50 tune (can be flashed back to stock upon request) * Aftermarket high-flow catalyst downpipes * Aftermarket valved exhaust system * AST height-adjustable lowering springs * OEM carbon fiber front lip * OEM full exterior carbon fiber package * Clear taillights * M3 interior badging * VBS wheels (stock wheels are also included and the car can be sold on the original wheels if preferred) The vehicle is exceptionally well optioned, including: * Carbon fiber bucket seats * Virtually every available factory option, with the only exception being the carbon ceramic brakes A huge benefit of this car is that I have every original factory part, including the downpipes, exhaust, suspension components, wheels, and any other replaced OEM parts. If you’d rather have the car closer to stock, I can accommodate that, and all original components are included with the sale. The car runs and drives exactly as it should, and everything else remains OEM. If you’re looking for a fully loaded G80 M3 Competition xDrive with tasteful, reversible modifications and no corners cut, this is an excellent example. Feel free to reach out with any questions or to schedule a viewing.

This ask is running about $19,212 over the comparable average, so spec, provenance, and presentation need to justify the premium.

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Documentation still reads thin here, so this is the kind of listing where invoice detail and specialist history should drive the next round of diligence.