Thanks for the video. Honestly with all your videos that I watched, I pulled the trigger on a E93 M3. You gave me the confidence brother. Appreciate it !

I own a 2011 e93 m3, love the mod and maintenance videos (they keep giving me ideas for the build!)

Amazing video, hubby! ❤❤🎉🎉 love how our car transformed throughout the past 2 years.

Im checking an M3 convertible E93 tomorrow.. Excited as a weekend drive!

Looking good! I just got a e93 with 66,000 miles. Great information! Thanks!

That was very interesting for someone who picks up their 2012 E93 tomorrow. I am looking forward to it and will no doubt watch some of your other videos on the things to do with the car.

So in other words you've done 20k worth of work yourself for under 3k witch 99% of normal people can't do..

Man am I glad to have found your channel! I'm considering buying very close to the exact same car, white on red, DCT. Currently has 121K very well dealer maintained (regular oil, other fluids, brakes etc.) two-owner E93. Need to get/find out about complete records obviously, mainly re: rod bearings, throttle actuators being done as that'll make a huge difference in what I'll consider a fair deal-making price. It's with a very respected enthusiast dealer I know well and trust, and their asking $ is very decent. I've always wanted one, and the crazy covid stimmy inflated pricing is coming back down to earth-think maybe it's time to pull the trigger. I don't wrench-at all-but I always own at least one older German car (currently have a W201 Merc, a '90 190E) and have a great indie mechanic. That said, he ain't free lol so if I get into a bunch of issues it'll get expensive and one thing about a high mileage performance/specialty car $ put into it is usually $ you'll never get back at resale so most people recommend a higher priced lower-mile example but as you've shown if these are well maintained there's no reason not to expect 150K+ easily. Thanks for all the 411, giving me some peace of mind, and If I get it, your channel will be def be a great resource. Cheers man!

My man. Very informative. I won't be trying to work on my own, but I'll know what to ask about at some point.

Great video. Yes the rod bearings is what scares most. If you can find one with that already done. I can see purchasing.

Always awesome content! Keep up the good work…🇵🇭👍🏼

Thanks for the informative video. 👍

Good info and tips. You should post the year of this car and mileage, just for context.

The m3 came along way and it looks great.

For the trim how did you do it n what material you use cuz I don’t like the chrome on mine

How much in maintenance did u have in first year

Did you purchase / upgrade the brembo brake calipers and rotors? How much did you pay? I'm thinking about going with Brembro

Thanks for the invaluable knowledge you’ve generously shared. Does most of the maintenance diy stuff apply to an E92 M3 aswell?

Where did you get the replacement convertible top cables from? Fellow e93 m3 owner here.. imagine I need to check mine

thanks very helpful going to look at e93 tks again

Rear passenger must have regularly thrown quite a bit of knee-kicks toward the driver in the car.😅

I really want one. How reliable is this thing? Rob bearing issues?

please make a video how to top up hydraulic fluid 🙏🙏🙏

What kind of rear wing is that? it looks nice. Where can I get one?

I have an E90 steptronic 325i with high miles and its not cheap to maintain, i can only wonder what an E9x M3 is like to own😢

Nice video. Thanks!

Dang these German cards look like a lot of work and so expensive, my takeaway is to stick with my skate board

Where can I get the tyres monitoring system from

Great video

Car looks great!

i can’t lie a convertible is cool until it stops working

Really helpful video. Thank you

I need to know about CATASTROPHIC reliability issues. When I hear those words, "reliability issues," I think of more catastrophic stuff, like "I needed a new transmission after ______" or "When the engine ______, it was really expensive." Thank you so much for posting this video

I have a 2013 with 63500 miles, owned for 3 years/20k miles. Only had to replace oil, tyres and battery. Very surprised. Not done rod bearings/actuators.

Nice 👌

Where did you get that spoiler??

String? Isn't it a wire cable? Also, did you do the video on lubing the fan bearings? Mine sometimes suffers from that squeak at the slowest speed!

We’re did you get your rods done & how much ?

How much

Where did you get the android screen from?

👍🏻

Bro I’m doing the hinges on mine right now & it’s a f**** B*itch!!!!

Nice car, but it's hard to take you seriously when you bought the HEAVIEST version of this car and tried to offset it with a ~5 lb savings on the shittier battery. Seriously? Get a lithium ion.