1999 BMW M3

Introducing this late-production 1999 BMW M3 Convertible, showing 89,176 miles on the odometer. Finished in its factory Cosmos Black Metallic over a matching black interior, this example presents an understated look that complements the E36’s classic proportions. The black convertible soft top adds versatility, offering open-air driving when desired while maintaining a cohesive “triple black” appearance when raised.Highlights:- 89k-Mile- Factory Color: Cosmos Black Metallic- 3.2L DOHC Inline-6 Engine- "BMW M Power" Valve Cover- Black Convertible Soft Top- Air Conditioning- Power Front Windows/Mirrors/Seats- Cruise Control- M-Specific Instrument Cluster- 3-Spoke M-Sport Wheel- 17-Inch BMW Style 23 Wheels- Clean CARFAX ReportPowered by a 3.2-liter DOHC inline-six engine paired with an automatic transmission. Equipped with four-wheel disc brakes, dual exhaust outlets, power steering, and 17-inch BMW Style 23 wheels. The 1999 model year marked the last year of E36 M3 production, making it the final chapter of a generation that helped define BMW’s performance identity throughout the 1990s.Additional equipment includes fog lights, Michelin tires, a full-size matching M Contour spare in the trunk, and a jack and tool kit. Inside, the cabin features air conditioning, power-adjustable seats with M-Technic tri-color accents, power windows/mirrors, cruise control, a center console, AM/FM radio, and a fender-mounted antenna, details that reflect the era’s thoughtful design.As a final-year example of the E36 M3 Convertible, this car stands as a well-equipped representation of BMW’s late-1990s performance lineup, offering classic styling, everyday usability, and a connection to one of the brand’s most influential generations, also mechanically sound. For $18,750If you have any additional questions, please call 310-975-0272Check out our YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/BevHillsCarClubInc

This ask is running about $7,332 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.