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Someone’s hiding the checkbook, they can climb fast. We have just reached this list on the new auction site CarsandBids. com and, frankly, this may be the most productive car ever manufactured. Seriously, we want to locate the user who originally ordered this car and sent him a bouquet of nuts or a box of flowers. Or something. Let’s look at that.
First of all, it’s a 1995 BMW 8 Series, which is a pretty neat car. Even one piece will draw attention.
Second, it is an 850CSi, which means it has the V12. Obviously, these are still impressive, and this one has 372 horsepower and 402 pound-feet of torque.
Third, it has manual transmission. With a V12, bounce up and down again?Isn’t it unusual on your desk?
Well, take a mop, because fourth: it’s violet. Specifically, Daytona Violet, which is a special traditional color of BMW Individual. And it’s not just the Daytona Violet purple, which in itself remains impressive, it’s the only E31 8 in this series. color sold in the United States.
And it’s getting weirder. Fourth: The interior is also purple, but tastefully decorated in a two-tone color mix of Daytona Violet with Lotus White. It is literally the only E31 on the global in this color mix.
And finally, your odometer is just under 40,000 miles away. What, did you expect previous owners to drive their exclusive V12 luxury sneaker on a base?
So, please, whoever reads this, buy this car and let us know when he does. We would like to prevent, take a photo, enjoy your aura, deliver your own bouquet of doughnuts.
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