[wellbrand]

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Hello,

I'm new the forum.

I'm looking for a well kept, low mileage 2012 E91 6 speed manual M-Sport. Preferably no nav, and rack delete.

Thanks.

[CSI]

Originally Posted by wellbrand

Hello,

I'm new the forum.

I'm looking for a well kept, low mileage 2012 E91 6 speed manual M-Sport. Preferably no nav, and rack delete.

Thanks.

Highly suggest you do some market research. And hope you have some deep deep pockets. The car you seek is not even close to being worth what you will have to pay for it.

This is the only one I know of. For $40k from a group of dbags you can have this one.

http://enthusiastauto.com/qsearch/?i...orm_display=51

[dakine_surf]

Good luck!! I think there were only a couple e91's with m-sport and manual brought in to North America for 2012 (like less than 50.) If you are looking for RWD then the number goes down to way under 20 and if you are looking for specific color combos, you might find that there are only 1 or 2 examples in all of america.

I spent the better part of 6 months looking for mine, in the end I had to settle for a non m-sport so that I could get RWD and not be burdened with xdrive. The seats, bumpers and suspension will get done at some point.

Be patient is all I can suggest and be prepared to move very quickly. I missed out on a few because I was "minutes late to the party." Most e91 m-sports with 6MT are bringing m3 money (or more) so just be prepared. $40K is not uncommon asking price for what you are looking for, but actual prices should fall between $18K-$28K

[.RJ]

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[dakine_surf]

Originally Posted by wellbrand

Hello,

I'm new the forum.

I'm looking for a well kept, low mileage 2012 E91 6 speed manual M-Sport. Preferably no nav, and rack delete.

Thanks.

After you asking, it got me more curious... turns out there are literally only a couple (less than 10) 2012 m-sport 6mt rwd cars in all of America, and I think they are all on this forum... and none are fore sale...

There are only handful of sedans spec'd the way you want for sale in the US at the moment.

If you are willing to make some compromises you might have an easier time finding what you want

[wellbrand]

Hello members,

Thank you for the honest advice. I guess I'll pursue a non M-Sport E91.

Would you suggest me posting a new thread? I don't want to clutter the board.

Cheers!

[dakine_surf]

Originally Posted by wellbrand

Hello members,

Thank you for the honest advice. I guess I'll pursue a non M-Sport E91.

Would you suggest me posting a new thread? I don't want to clutter the board.

Cheers!

A member is selling his clean wagon... Not the greatest color combo but has the right number of pedals.

https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1553230

[wellbrand]

Thanks for the replies.

[redEYEjedi]

Originally Posted by wellbrand

Thanks for the replies.

My suggestion is to look for a Sport Package E91 in 6MT and retrofit the M Sport package. Sport Package is only missing cosmetic items. You'll have better odds at getting as close to exactly what you want, minus the factory titled M sport, which may mean nothing to some and $$$ to others.

It took me 8 months to find a LCI 6MT RWD no-Navi E91 with black interior. But I was also looking for one with less than 20k miles, back in 2011. I paid 20k for it and probably could have drove it for 7 years and sold it for the same price today 😂. Instead I chopped it up and made an E91 M3 and then sold it.

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I picked up mine by chance. It had more miles than I would have preferred but after a year of searching. No regrets. Patience pays off, found within 30 miles from me at BMW North Haven, CT.