A 1988 BMW M3 just sold for more than $30,000 over the expected selling price.
This 2005 E46-chassis BMW M3 from Fantasy Junction is said to have been well cared for during its 66,427-mile lifetime.
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Available in North America from 1988-1991, the first-generation BMW M3 delivers pretty much everything a gearhead could want.
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So, our E46-chassis BMW M3. Its steering never felt awesome. Let’s call it a little soft, which is a polite way of calling it …
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Okay, it wasn’t that bad.
Our E46-chassis BMW M3 broadcast a different error message: SERVICE ENGINE SOON.
Okay, what does that mean? And how soon …
