racingminds
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Hi all, I am wondering wot is the price range of the E46 M3 in Singapore at the moment?
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Price range of E46 M3 in Singapore
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bleachberu
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Re: Price range of E46 M3 in Singapore
I think they are around 200-230k. I saw one as low as 160k though but not sure if there are any issues with that car.
Cheers
B
I think they are around 200-230k. I saw one as low as 160k though but not sure if there are any issues with that car.
Cheers
B
racingminds
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Re: Price range of E46 M3 in Singapore
Thanx for the info guys, i think anything above 180k would definitely be out of range for me, but ill keep a lookout on what's available, keeping my choices open at the moment, cuz i've many other factors to consider on purchase. Cars in Singapore are very expensive, for 200K, one could be riding in a porsche GT3 in australia, a new z4 M-roadster is just 140K AUD. And there's no COE, meaning cars can be kept for as long as one wishes. But oh well, it's a whole different system with keeping the number of cars on the roads at bay in Singapore being a concern. I guess over-congested roads would take all pleasure out of driving anyway.
Thanx for the info guys, i think anything above 180k would definitely be out of range for me, but ill keep a lookout on what's available, keeping my choices open at the moment, cuz i've many other factors to consider on purchase. Cars in Singapore are very expensive, for 200K, one could be riding in a porsche GT3 in australia, a new z4 M-roadster is just 140K AUD. And there's no COE, meaning cars can be kept for as long as one wishes. But oh well, it's a whole different system with keeping the number of cars on the roads at bay in Singapore being a concern. I guess over-congested roads would take all pleasure out of driving anyway.
Re: Price range of E46 M3 in Singapore
you are better off with a SMG or semi auto gear box or auto in singapore... I used to love manuals but when you are stuck at 5km/h on the CTE in rush hour traffic trying to modulate a twin plate clutch... you get the drift.... painful
you are better off with a SMG or semi auto gear box or auto in singapore... I used to love manuals but when you are stuck at 5km/h on the CTE in rush hour traffic trying to modulate a twin plate clutch... you get the drift.... painful
racingminds
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Re: Price range of E46 M3 in Singapore
Yeah i can feel you guys, i've got a triple plate clutch in my GTR at the moment and I try to avoid traffic jams as much as possible. In fact i'd very much take a detour and travelling a longer distance than to get stuck, or perhaps stop somewhere and have a coffee before proceeding. I'm however used to the stiffness of the pedal, it's just the pain of moving and stopping. Yeah SMG actually shifts very fast too apparently I heard, so it would be good in a city that has congested roads.
Yeah i can feel you guys, i've got a triple plate clutch in my GTR at the moment and I try to avoid traffic jams as much as possible. In fact i'd very much take a detour and travelling a longer distance than to get stuck, or perhaps stop somewhere and have a coffee before proceeding. I'm however used to the stiffness of the pedal, it's just the pain of moving and stopping. Yeah SMG actually shifts very fast too apparently I heard, so it would be good in a city that has congested roads.
