Most expensive 325E in the world

[E30 Cabrio]

not diggin the color but the car is nice. guy must be in love.

The color kills it.

Not a big fan of the interior color either.

IMO, Black Sport interiors on E30's are one of the coolest looking.

[lowbrow1]

I'll give him 2 grand, but I want a carfax!

[Toms73NovaSS]

I don't care if it rolled off the assembly line yesterday. Its still a $22k eta.

That is about what they sold for in 1986 dollars!

[Miasma]

maybe in 30 years?

That's a big maybe. It is nice and mint and all but not many people are willing to pay that much for a Non M E30, If any are willing to pay it.

[2002maniac]

maybe in 30 years?

[Balleristic31]

that is amazing but any "e" isnt worth 22k. maybe in 20 years but not now

[kwill22]

not diggin the color but the car is nice. guy must be in love.

[chadthestampede]

I thought kenika's was the most expensive eta in the world.

[bimmerboy08]

this was on ebay a while ago, I emailed the seller and he told me he is the second owner, it has been collector owned since new. He also told me it still has a new car smell.

[moatilliatta]

I thought that was cool. Its nice to see cars become collector items.

[RainierHooker]

Overpriced, maybe. Stunning, yes.
Sure it isn't a rare car, but then again my dad can tell you stories till the cows come home about all the shoe-box Chevrolets that he destroyed in his youth, since they were cheap and 'not that special'. If you wheeled one of them into an auction in the state that this car is in, it would easily fetch six figures. Give the e30 another decade or two and this eta will be in the same ball-park. And that's what the type who would buy it is going for...

[tjts1]

I don't care if it rolled off the assembly line yesterday. Its still a $22k eta.

[funcrew]

I dont think it was extremely taken care of, I think it just wasn't used..
22k is stupid.

Actually, it was. Original owner, garaged, dealer maintenance, monthly leather goop since new, not driven in the rain. The car looked beyond clean, much more so than a lot of other "street" cars in the collection, including a '73 911 they wanted $160K for with a cracked tail light.

So yes, the car was very nice, but you can (I think?) still get a fairly nice M3 for that kind of dough.

[ak-]

spend the money where you want, but youll never get to that point in life.

22k for a car that has obviously been babied and EXTREMELY well taken care of.

i dont see the problem here?

i bet he will settle around 15kish if someone puts up cash. i mean, eventually that WILL be a sought after car to a enthusiast collector.

I dont think it was extremely taken care of, I think it just wasn't used..
22k is stupid.

[Dave McLaren]

I don't blame the seller for giving it a shot. All it takes is one middle aged guy who would either like to relive his youth, or more likely, snag something that appealed to him immensely during his youth but he couldn't afford at the time.

If it was, say, an '87 325iS, I figure there's a damned good chance that car would've been gone as soon as it made the first round of the internet.