1995 BMW M3 Coupe

Description

The BMW M3 E36, launched in 1992, marked a significant shift in the M3 lineage with its modern design, enhanced comfort, and increased power, while still embodying the M3’s racing heritage. Although it initially seemed more refined and practical compared to the raw E30, the E36 managed to blend everyday usability with performance inspired by racing technology. The introduction of a six-cylinder in-line engine in the top model of the 3-Series provided a smooth, turbine-like performance at partial loads, while maintaining the thrilling characteristics of a racing engine. For the North American market, BMW M offered a distinct version of the M3 E36 that featured the “S50B30U” engine, which produced 243 horsepower and 225 pound-feet of torque. Coupled with a smooth shifting five-speed manual or automatic transmissions, these models have developed a devoted group of enthusiasts to this day, praising them as being a truly all-around sports car.  

Highlights 

• Purchased by the current owner 20 years ago, from the original owner as shown on its CARFAX  

• Powered by the 3.0-liter “S50B30U” inline-six rated at 243 horsepower 

• Five-speed manual transmission with a Turner Motorsport “shorty” weighted knob 

• Finished in Mugello Rot (274) with a Black leather and the desirable “Vader” seats 

• Turner Motorsport performance chip and upgraded air cleaner 

• The valve cover gasket was replaced in July 2024 in preparation for sale 

• Toyo Proxes Sport tires installed November 15,2022, at 118,040 miles 

• The onboard trip compute was overhauled on 17 July 2021 to remedy non-illuminating pixels 

• Bosch ignition coils installed September 1, 2015, at 106,221 miles 

• Upgraded Turner Motorsport "Euro" glass headlights with clear side marker lights and turn signals 

• Sony AM/FM stereo with a trunk mounted CD changer and mounted amps for the interior speakers and trunk mounted subwoofer 

• Upgraded stainless front steel skid plate 

• Clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report 

Features 

• 17 inch "style 22" BMW Motorsports alloy wheels 

• Four-wheel power disk brakes 

• Dual zone automatic climate control 

• Heated seats 

• Power windows 

• Trip computer 

• Power sunroof 

• Lockable glovebox 

• Power steering 

• Door mounted map pockets 

• Power door locks 

• Fog lights 

• Power adjustable mirrors 

• Leather wrapped steering wheel 

• Venting rear windows 

Known Imperfections 

• Minor wear present on the driver’s seat 

• Stone chips 

• Wear on the valve cover paint 

• Modified battery tray to accept a different size of battery from stock 

Included 

• Original manuals 

• Introductory cassette tape 

• Two keys 

• Service log 

• Bavarian Autosport "ultimate" floor mats 

• Rubber floor mats 

• Spare set of Monocoque three-piece wheels with proper dimensions for an E36 M3 

• New Power Slot rotors and Brembo pads for the front brakes. 

• Tools 

• Parts 

Ownership History 

This 1995 BMW M3 Coupe was sold new in June 1994 according to the CARFAX Vehicle History Report. The car remained with the original owner until November 2004 when it was purchased by the second and current owner with 66,343 miles.