Subject	$38k? Obscenely overpriced, IMO
Posted by	Dean on March 28, 2001 at 4:48 PM
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In Reply To	NZR: Drove a '99 M3 -->> any opinions??? posted by zippin on March 28, 2001 at 01:13 PM
Message	I followed the market price for 98-99 E36 M3's for 6 months before deciding to get a 2000 M coupe. Low mileage M3's (less than 20k miles) can be found for $32-35k all day long. 4 door, auto transmission M3's have been beaten down to $25-30k. Even CPO (certified pre-owned) M3's are nowhere near $38k. Keep in mind that a 99 M3 is now three model years old. The depreciation curve is going to be very scary in a few months when the E46 M3's start flowing in. My advice: look elsewhere. Dean
Follow Ups	NZR: Drove a '99 M3 -->> any opinions??? - zippin 13:13:34 03/28/01 Re: NZR: Drove a '99 M3 -->> any opinions??? - SactoTodd 13:38:30 03/28/01 The '01 for $50k is a steal >> - John P. 13:56:08 03/28/01 too bad they're all broken - Speaker 14:26:21 03/28/01 Not to question the authenticity of your statements, but..>> - 5150Z 15:07:13 03/28/01 no meant something else - Speaker 16:17:50 03/28/01 You're Right But >>> - Alex Lee (DE) 00:11:52 03/29/01 don't forget luxuray tax! - zippin 14:31:57 03/28/01 I take it back- $50k WITHOUT market adjustment is a steal! (n/m) - John P. 09:23:25 03/29/01 You'll have NO regrets & that's a great $!!!! (n/m) - Mike@ZSpeed 15:32:32 03/28/01 resale wont be as high because of the new model i imagine - Jefe 16:16:39 03/28/01 WHOA - you can get a CLEAN low mileage '96 for ~$20k - $25k. - Chris B. 16:38:03 03/28/01 $38k? Obscenely overpriced, IMO - Dean 16:48:14 03/28/01
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