2009 Bmw M3
WBSWD93539P361794
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Submit a hide requestThis 2009 BMW M3 has been used as a personal vehicle with two owners and shows consistent low mileage, but it carries a significant report of moderate to severe damage from a rear-end collision. While the vehicle was serviced frequently at dealerships in Maryland and Texas, it currently has one outstanding manufacturer safety recall that requires attention. The presence of structural damage reports and specific accident details makes reviewing the full history essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle.
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The vehicle requires a full replacement of the rear bumper, trunk lid, and passenger-side quarter panel. The primary concern is whether the underlying structure (frame rails) was twisted during the collision. If structural integrity is intact, it's an excellent candidate for restoration.
While being an insurance-sold vehicle is a major plus, the severity of the rear quarter panel damage on this specific model (BMW M4) makes it a high-risk project. The cost to properly realign and replace these panels can easily exceed the threshold of profitability for many independent shops.
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