2003 BMW 318CI Convertible (E46)
Face-lift
drop-top example with 2.0-litre petrol power and manual 'box showing
just 71,000 miles in lovely order; Remus back box
Supplied new by
Douglas Park BMW in March 2003, this face-lift 318CI Convertible looks a tidy
car, finished in silver with attractive 18inch MVII alloy wheels and M-Sport
bodykit with a more aggressive front bumper with spot lights. Inside we find
black leather M-Sport seats with electric operation and memory facility for the
driver, trip computer, cruise control, sporty aluminium trim, multi-function
steering wheel, BMW Business radio with CD autochanger, traction control,
electric mirrors, windows and automatic electric roof in black mohair with
heated rear glass screen.
Under the bonnet sits the proven
2.0-litre petrol four-cylinder developing 140bhp, driven here through a 5-speed
manual gearbox and of course, rear wheel drive. This example has also been
retro-fitted with a REMUS exhaust back box which emits a marginally sportier
tone, although the vendor hadn't noticed this feature so it evidently isn't too
intrusive!
Within the history file we find the V5C showing six previous
owners to the current, owner's pack with service book revealing six stamps
including PDI, the last at 70,113 miles in June 2020 by Dronfield Autocare Ltd
who had also carried out the previous service in 2016 at 56,774 miles, a
couple of invoices for the last two interim services, 3 keys and a
current MOT valid until July 2021 with no advisories recorded.
A smart
example with sensible miles (71,000), economical engine with manual box
that offers enough performance and desirable M-sport interior and bodykit
with comfortable seating for four.
For more information -
contact [email protected]
Reg No: SA03HCF
Chassis Number: WBABP72060JY90280
Engine Number: A271G873
Engine Size: 1995
Docs: V5C; owner's pack & service book with 6 entries; 2 invoices; 3 keys; MOT July 2021 with no advisories
Estimate: £4,500+
Lot 113
Lot ended
Monday 17/05/2021
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