Used 2005 BMW M3 Coupe Consumer Reviews
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M3 Coupe Competion Package
Competition, 09/25/2005
2005 BMW M3 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
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This car is it! With the AC Schnitzer Sports Exhaust, Chrome Wheels and Aluminum floor mats, well it is the BOMB! How fast can you go!
BMW M3 Black/Cinnammon SMG
rkb, 08/14/2006
2005 BMW M3 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
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Excellent car overall. Fun to drive. Powerful engine. Excellent handling for a sedan. Love the SMG.
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m3, 08/06/2009
2005 BMW M3 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
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much better than i was expecting and i was expecting a lot... best handling i have ever felt. great acceleration and looks. you won't understand until you drive it. sick nasty...
M3 competition package
Hiei, 02/12/2005
2005 BMW M3 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
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Overall, it is a great car. It looks as good as it performs. Solid performance thanks to the competition package. The competition package is an alternative for those who don't want to get aftermarket upgrade but want more for their M3. However, there are some electrical problems with the radio and the bluetooth connection for cell phone; not all cell phone can connect via bluetooth. The gas mileage is not bad. Got about 300 miles per a tank, 65%highway and 35% highway. If driving locally, a full tank will only give 220 miles. The exterior looks great all around. Need a wing spoiler to complete the aggressive look. The front seats is great. Back seats are very comfortable.
Unbelievable
Mladenovic, 07/04/2006
2005 BMW M3 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
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I got an M3 a little over a year ago & loved every minute of it. Recently, I traded it for one of the new E60 M5s. I thought I made a great deal. but I immediately knew I made a horrendous mistake after driving off the lot. The M5 is quick, but is nowhere near as fun or involving as the M3. It felt like what it is: a big, oafy family sedan with a powerful engine. I never thought I would be so disappointed. After 2 days of owning it, I returned it back to the dealership, took a hit & got my M3 back. Now I could not be happier. I'm just more comfortable with these smaller, quicker coupes. Only a new 911 Turbo could replace it (in my opinion).