FS: 1990 325i Convertible 5 speed w/31k miles

[Schmat]

12k is not ALL the money. Period. 12k is what he could get if he wanted to fire sale it. At $17900 the price was dreamy, but probably restricted interest to serious parties only. At 15900 I think he's in the right ball park. 14k-15k is the right money on this car all day long, and I think both buyer and seller should be happy at that price. Its not going to rocket up in appreciation, but the buyer won't lose money a few years from now if they decide to sell.

Keep in mind this isn't the "31k" mile 325iC that just popped up on your local craigslist, but somehow had 17k miles in 1994 and sure looks like it has over a 100k on it. This is truly one of the cleanest cars you will find. I think the exterior color may hold its value back a bit as well, but that's personal preference.

[mjposner]

I think I am just going to forget selling and see if I can talk one of my 3 car garage neighbors to let me store her, so I can get out of the local high cost storage and bring my Corvair home. She need some love right now.

[timjones]

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[Thunderzol]

Bmw e60 m5 71k

Interested in trade? You add 2k cash?

[mcoupe]

Awesome

Awesome condition and exceptionally low miles! Still for sale? Summer is coming and I'm developing an itch for a near perfect e30 Vert....Hmmm. You should keep it and sell the Corvair! :-)

[Rusty.Piranha]

"Id take 14k for that e30 all day long. Its a US spec e30 with a m20. I personally think 11k would be more fair."

Based on what? Hagerty says 17k, a 40k miler sold for $21k on BAT. You won't find a better documented low mileage e30, with R134a and all service up to date. I scoff at your suggestion. :)

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1988-bmw-325ic-7/

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1988-bmw-325ic-7-2/

[Thunderzol]

I will trade you my 2006 e60 m5 and take $3k on top of the vert.