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BMW M3 Owned By Late Fast And Furious Star Paul Walker To Be Auctioned Again

A rare 1991 BMW M3 owned by late Fast and Furious Paul Walker will be auctioned again by its current owner. Everything in the vehicle still works, the engine and transmission are original from the factory. It comes in a red metallic finish which still shimmers and the interior remains great.
The vehicle has just 13,248 miles on the clock which is impressive for a car that has 2 owners already. The current owner has also fitted 16 x 7.5-inch wheels from an M3 Sport Evolution model. Like the exterior, the cabin looks to be in great condition. The original cream-coloured leather seats look to have been well maintained. The black plastic across the dashboard and centre console shows minimal signs of wear.
Power is generated from an inline 4-cylinder engine that outputs 192hp with a 5-speed manual and a rear-wheel-drive system. The 1991 BMW M3 has seen an increase in price of recent as it is now becoming a serious classic BMW and enthusiast will do anything to lay their hands on this machine. The price of this M3 is about ₦60m which is the same amount for a new 7 Series.

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