



This 2024 BMW M3 Competition xDrive was involved in a severe front-end collision that resulted in a branded salvage title. Finished in Brooklyn Grey Metallic, the car sustained extensive structural, engine, and drivetrain damage as detailed in the diagnostic breakdown below. This is a more heavily damaged vehicle than our other listings — priced accordingly at $28,500 CAD and best suited for an experienced rebuilder or parts buyer. Sold strictly as-is; buyers should review every damage category carefully and are welcome to request additional photos or a video walkaround before purchase.
Select a category below to view specific damage details for that area of the vehicle.
This front-end collision caused extensive deformation across the entire front structure. The radiator support is crushed rearward into the engine bay, and both front chassis rails are bent out of factory alignment — the right side shifted approximately 2 inches rearward and inward, with the left side showing measurable deformation as well. The firewall shows visible push-back at the lower corners.
Given the extent of the damage, a full frame-machine assessment against BMW ISTA specifications is essential. Multiple OEM sectioning panels — both chassis rails, the radiator support, and front floor reinforcement — are likely required. This is a rebuild-grade structural case, not a straightforward pull-and-repair.
The S58 3.0L twin-turbo inline-6 sustained severe damage during the collision. Visual inspection shows a cracked oil pan with active fluid loss, a displaced engine mount, and coolant intrusion into the oil fill — a strong indicator of internal case or head damage. The engine does not turn over by hand.
Engine is currently classified as non-operational, confirmed damaged. This should be treated as a parts/core engine rather than a rebuild candidate unless a full teardown proves otherwise — budget accordingly.
The 8-speed Steptronic automatic transmission shows significant external case damage, including a fracture near the bellhousing consistent with direct impact. The transmission mount is torn from its bracket, and fluid loss is heavy at both the front pump seal and the fractured case section.
Given the case fracture, this transmission should be treated as non-functional pending a full teardown. Internal gear and clutch pack condition cannot be assumed intact.
The M xDrive transfer case shows heavy impact damage on its housing, with the front output flange bent significantly out of alignment and visible cracking near the mounting bolts. Fluid loss is present at the housing seam.
Given the visible cracking and flange misalignment, this unit should be considered damaged rather than simply untested — plan for replacement rather than repair.
Suspension geometry has been compromised on both sides of the vehicle. Both front struts are bent, and both lower control arm mounting points show visible stress deformation. The rear suspension shows equally significant damage — both rear multi-link arms are bent from impact forces transmitted through the chassis.
Full suspension replacement on all four corners is expected, along with a laser alignment check once chassis repair is complete. This is not a corner-specific repair — treat the whole suspension system as compromised.
All four wheels show damage from the collision — bent rims on every corner, with cracking visible on the right front and right rear wheels. All four tires show sidewall damage and should not be considered safe for reuse under any circumstances.
Factory specifications for the 2024 BMW M3 Competition xDrive as originally equipped. Expand each category below.
| Engine | S58 3.0L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 |
| Horsepower | 503 hp @ 6,250 rpm |
| Torque | 479 lb-ft |
| 0–60 mph | 3.4 seconds |
| Top speed | 180 mph (M Driver's Package) |
| Fuel economy (city/hwy/comb) | 16 / 22 / 18 mpg |
| Transmission | 8-Speed M Steptronic Automatic |
| Drivetrain | M xDrive All-Wheel Drive |
| Differential | Active M Differential (electronically controlled) |
| Front suspension | Double-joint strut, adaptive M suspension |
| Rear suspension | Five-link, adaptive M suspension |
| Steering | M Servotronic, variable ratio |
| Brakes | M Compound / optional M Carbon Ceramic |
| Overall length | 189.2 in |
| Wheelbase | 112.5 in |
| Width w/ mirrors | 80.7 in |
| Curb weight (approx.) | 3,880 lbs |
| Exterior color | Brooklyn Grey Metallic |
| Body style | 4-Door Sedan |
| Additional equipment | To be confirmed from window sticker |
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