Looking for: E36 or E30 M3
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Re: Looking for: E36 or E30 M3
link: BMW M3 (E36) Re-visited | MotorPrime
cha-ching
Sale Thread: http://www.porschesgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=11645
link: BMW M3 (E36) Re-visited | MotorPrime
cha-ching
Sale Thread: http://www.porschesgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=11645
peckhs
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Re: Looking for: E36 or E30 M3
a very nicely done up m3?????
i doubt so...
to quote the owner -'it is perfect now !'
S$30k spend in the last few months to make it perfect. and the owner definitely doesn't stinge on parts.
benji ben;584863 said:ahh he is still selling it? i thought it's not for sales anymore. a very nicely done up m3.
a very nicely done up m3?????
i doubt so...
to quote the owner -'it is perfect now !'
S$30k spend in the last few months to make it perfect. and the owner definitely doesn't stinge on parts.
Re: Looking for: E36 or E30 M3
it's always a tough conundrum when an older 'classic' calls for almost the same level of depreciation as a modern car.
then it all depends on how strong your itch is for an e36 M3 specifically then.
also, there's the other matter of population... iirc, there are at least 300 R35 GT-Rs on the road versus 1 x e36 M3 sedan and 1 (or was that 2?!) x E36 M3 Coupe - original only of course, not talking about the theoretically converted cars
regards,
inf1d3l
sunboy77;587142 said:Actually, I have communicated with him already.
Erm... the depreciation per year is the same as a 2-years old GTR...
So I don't know how to counter-offer him cos it will be way lower than his asking price.
Haii...
it's always a tough conundrum when an older 'classic' calls for almost the same level of depreciation as a modern car.
then it all depends on how strong your itch is for an e36 M3 specifically then.
also, there's the other matter of population... iirc, there are at least 300 R35 GT-Rs on the road versus 1 x e36 M3 sedan and 1 (or was that 2?!) x E36 M3 Coupe - original only of course, not talking about the theoretically converted cars
regards,
inf1d3l
peckhs
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Re: Looking for: E36 or E30 M3
well, i guess abt 20k per year is about there
thing is, chances are the m3 will not be scrapped in 2014. there will always be people who may want to buy and extend the COE then, especially if the COE drops
i recently sold my e36 325iM(as inf1d3l would have called it "the theoretically converted cars") for $8.5k in Sept, with COE expiring 3/2011. if you were to calculate on a per year depreciation, that will be $17k/yr...
well, i guess abt 20k per year is about there
thing is, chances are the m3 will not be scrapped in 2014. there will always be people who may want to buy and extend the COE then, especially if the COE drops
i recently sold my e36 325iM(as inf1d3l would have called it "the theoretically converted cars"
) for $8.5k in Sept, with COE expiring 3/2011. if you were to calculate on a per year depreciation, that will be $17k/yr...
E92-Lighting
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Re: Looking for: E36 or E30 M3
go with M3 hands down
go with M3 hands down
