2011 BMW M3 Base

The E92 M3 occupies a unique place in BMW M history as the only M3 powered by a naturally aspirated V8. Its 4.0-liter S65 engine delivers 414 horsepower with an 8,400-rpm redline, combining immediate throttle response and a distinctive high-revving character with one of BMW's most balanced modern chassis. Paired with a traditional six-speed manual transmission, the E92 delivers an increasingly rare analog driving experience from an era just before turbocharging became the standard across BMW M. Finished in Black II (668) over a Black interior, this 2011 BMW M3 Coupe has covered just 30,870 miles. BMW production records show chassis E367822 was produced at Regensburg on March 29, 2010, for the U.S. market and equipped with the S65 V8 and manual transmission. Most importantly, this example was ordered with the desirable factory Competition Package (ZCP), which paired unique 19-inch Style 359M wheels with revised suspension and Dynamic Stability Control programming. Its extensive factory specification also includes Adaptive M Suspension, heated power seats with memory and adjustable backrest width, Carbon Structure leather interior trim, Professional Navigation, Xenon and Adaptive headlights, HiFi audio, High-Gloss Shadowline trim, and an Anthracite headliner. BMW's AIR record shows no factory-recorded retrofits. The accompanying CARFAX documents no accidents or damage reported, 15 service-history records, and no indication of an odometer rollback or branded title history. The car was originally delivered through Girard Toyota BMW in New London, Connecticut, and spent much of its earlier life in the Northeast. It was also sold through the BMW Certified Pre-Owned program during its early ownership history. Its documented maintenance history reflects remarkably light use paired with continued attention to service. Records include regular oil changes and inspections along with brake and differential fluid services, battery replacement, tires, alignments, and other routine maintenance. From 2021 through 2025, the M3 was serviced consistently by BMW of the Main Line while accumulating only a few thousand miles. Now showing just 30,870 miles, this M3 will undergo Enthusiast Auto Group's comprehensive inspection and preservation process, with any identified maintenance or preservation needs addressed prior to delivery. Combining low mileage, the naturally aspirated S65 V8, a six-speed manual transmission, and the highly desirable Competition Package, this is an excellent example of one of the most engaging M3 configurations of the modern era.