Many sellers on Craigslist write preposterous statements about their BMW such as--
BMW 318i, M-Sport, basically an M3 with better fuel economy. This is good stuff, except that it isn't an M car any more than it is a cancer fighting cure for ebola on the end of a Q-tip. Simply put, a modern M-package 3/5-series isn't anything like a real M car and misses all the good stuff that takes the average BMW from a simple family luxo-sedan to a track monster. However, there was a time when the M-badge was actually placed by the factory on the E28 5-series for the European market, and it makes a case for a spot in your garage. Like this
1985 BMW M535i offered for $8250 in Lexington, KY via craigslist.
Tip from FuelTruck.
