"Alright - I don't usually post stuff like this on social media … but special exception this time. This was my first car I ever bought, owned from new. The time has come to let it go."
The car , a BMW F80 M3, had a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $156,430 new, with no upgrades. Kyrgios likely paid more than that for his "immaculate car," which features "near-new tires" and a "bone leather interior."
The
post received a slew of replies, mostly sarcastic, from fans wondering why the
16th-ranked player in the world would think selling his car via Facebook was a
good idea.
Noting Kyrgios made $US280,000 for reaching the
semifinals at the Miami Open, where he lost, 7-6, 6-7, 7-6, to Roger Federer
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