Wondering about how much a great condition late model 325i coupe non sport usually go for? Looking for one with low milage and great condition. Also looking to see what to expect to pay. Thanks in advance.
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Estoril E36 M3/4/5 | Toledo E53 X5 3.0 | LeMans E90 335D M-Sport
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More than you can afford pal, E30 *vroom* *vroom*
Expect to pay $5k+ for a beautiful one. You can find nice ones for $4k or so.
-Ted
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if you pay 5k you better be getting a 1 owner, mint interior, low mileage oneComment
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:roll: Cheap ass.Originally posted by h0lmes
My dad's old '89 325i was mint, with some minor mods and 130k. It sold for $9600 two years ago.
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Was just about to say, that's a bit of a stretch...you can, once in a while, come across one of these for around $5k in certain regions. I wouldn't set your watch to it though, have seen plenty of $5k e30s with skeletons in their closet.Originally posted by SlammedE30Trevor Ely
'95 M Sport 540i - '00 A4 1.8TQMS - '85 190E 2.3-16
'88 535is - '87 325e - '89 325is - '91 318is - '90 325is - '96 328isComment
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Thats true. When I was in the market for an e30, I found one that sounded good in the ad. It was a 325is, 5-speed, decent miles, "custom m3 color", 17" rims... When I met with him, the "custom m3 color" was a crappy purple paint job. Three rims were 17s and one was a 16. Had the crappiest install of a tach in the area behind the shifter. The shift linkage was probably the worst I have ever felt. When I just started to drive it, the hood poped up and I had to get out and reclose it. And here's my favorite part: I noticed the center console was different because it had a large storage comartment right behind the e-brake which made it a pain to use the e-brake. It turned out that he just zip-tied an Accord center console in there. It wasn't even the right color!Originally posted by bmwm3n528
It was a hard decision, but I decided not to buy it.
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