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BMW E92
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E92 coupe and the S65-powered M3 — the last naturally aspirated V8 M car. CCC and CIC head units, Logic7 audio, and the bespoke M3-only switchgear and trim.

Chassis guide

About the BMW E92

The E92 was BMW's 3 Series coupe from 2006 through 2013, sharing platform with E90 sedan, E91 Touring, and E93 convertible. The E92 M3 (S65 V8, 7-speed DCT or 6-speed manual) ran 2008–2013 and is the last naturally-aspirated V8 M3 BMW produced. The mid-2010 LCI refresh updated headlights, tail lights, and brought CIC head unit replacing CCC.

E92 shares most interior, electronics, and lighting parts with E90 sedan — see our E90 page for cross-fitment notes. M3-specific parts (S65 engine items, M-DCT transmission, M3-only fenders and hood with power dome, larger brakes, M-only switchgear) are not interchangeable with regular E92 hardware.

E92 M3 is now a true collector car. Original parts in good condition appreciate; we list M3-specific items separately and disclose donor mileage when sourced. CCC and CIC head units, Logic 7 amps, and the M3-only interior trim are our most-asked E92 items.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the BMW E92

Will E92 M3 parts fit a regular 335i coupe?
Body, switchgear, lighting, infotainment, and most interior parts interchange. M3-specific parts (S65 V8, 7-speed DCT, M3-only fenders/hood with power dome, larger brakes, M-only seats, M-only steering wheel) are not interchangeable.
What about E92 and E93 convertible compatibility?
E92 (coupe) and E93 (convertible) share dashboards, electronics, infotainment, and most front-half body parts. Differences are rear-cabin and roof: E93 has the folding hardtop assembly, reinforced floor, and convertible-specific rear seats and trim. Doors are coupe-only on E92.
What's the most common E92 issue to watch for?
335i N54 and N55 cars: HPFP (high-pressure fuel pump) failure, charge-pipe cracking, and turbo wastegate rattle. M3 S65: rod-bearing wear (check oil-analysis history), throttle-body actuators. These don't affect interior, electronics, or lighting parts but inform donor-car pricing.
How do I find my BMW chassis code?
Your chassis code is on the VIN plate inside the driver's door jamb, on the strut tower under the hood, and in your owner's manual under "Vehicle identification." It's a 3-character code like F30, E46, or G20 — the first letter is the platform generation and the digits are the body type. Searching by chassis is the single most reliable way to confirm BMW parts fitment.
Are these genuine OEM BMW parts?
Yes. Every part in our catalog was pulled from an actual BMW we acquired and dismantled in-house. We don't sell aftermarket or reproductions. Manufacturer part numbers in each title and the spec table are the same numbers you'll find in ETK/RealOEM for your VIN.