Description
Heel and Toe Cars are proud to offer for sale this superb example of the desirable 2016 BMW F30 340i M-Sport, presented in a striking colour combination of Mineral Grey Metallic over Coral Red Dakota leather. A true enthusiast’s specification pairing the magnificent 3. 0L petrol engine with the increasingly rare six-speed manual.
This particular car benefits from just one previous owner and is supplied with two keys. It has clearly been cherished throughout its life and is accompanied by an excellent service record, consisting of multiple visits to BMW main dealers for routine servicing along with regular brake fluid changes – all carried out well within BMW’s recommended timescales.
Prior to sale, the car had undergone a fresh interim service undertaken by ourselves to ensure it is fully prepared for its next owner. It also has 12 months MOT.
Cosmetically the car presents beautifully. The Mineral Grey Metallic paintwork is in superb condition and pairs perfectly with the Coral Red Dakota leather interior – a classic BMW colour combination that never fails to impress. The interior is equally impressive with minimal signs of wear, exactly as you might hope to see on a car that has covered just 47, 000 miles.
The touch points are particularly clean with no fading trim or sticky buttons – clear signs of a car that has been properly cared for since day one.
Specification is excellent and includes the sought-after M-Sport package, fine wood interior trims, sports seats, satellite navigation, Bluetooth hands-free connectivity, front and rear parking sensors, reverse camera, automatic air-conditioning, anthracite headlining and the striking M Star Spoke 400 alloy wheels, along with a host of additional features expected from a car of this calibre.
Overall this is a truly outstanding example of the F30 340i – a beautifully presented, low mileage car with fantastic provenance and the all-important manual gearbox. A rare opportunity to acquire one of BMW’s finest modern driver’s cars in a timeless specification.
