Vehicle History & Overview

This M Roadster's included accident-free Carfax report highlights long-term Illinois ownership from new, until the third owner moved the vehicle to Maryland in September 2021. The selling dealer acquired the car in May 2022 and has added approximately 50 of the 56,100 miles total miles shown. Service in June of 2021 at 54,700 miles included replacing all four tires, four-wheel alignment, rear brake pad replacement, and a lube/oil/filter change.

The first generation of BMW M Roadster was based on the already successful Z3 and sold in the US between 1998 – 2002. Upgrades over the standard Z3 include BMW's stalwart "S52" inline six-cylinder engine factory-rated at 240 horsepower, a revised suspension system, brakes borrowed from the E36 M3, and myriad other improvements. These cars are visually distinguished from the standard Z3 via revised front and rear bumpers, lower ride-height, M-specific wheels, and quad exhaust tips.

Equipment

• The factory window sticker detailing standard and optional equipment is shown in the gallery below.

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Modifications

• Aftermarket Alpine audio unit

• K40 Laser DefuserPlus Radar System

• Quilted leather floor liners

• "Z3" carpeted trunk organizer

• Aftermarket remote keyless entry system

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Servicing & Documentation

• Per the Carfax report, service completed in June of 2021 at 54,700 miles included the following:

  • Replace/mount/balance all four tires

  • Perform four-wheel alignment

  • Replace rear brake pads

  • Replace air filter

  • Perform lube/oil/filter service

Imperfections

• Chips on leading-edge paint surfaces

• Wear on shift-knob

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Included Items

• Owner's manuals

• Three keys

• Window sticker

• Factory toolkit

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Past Comparable Sales