What will f30's be like in 25 years?

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  • straight6pwr
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    electrical tape sales will sore, because we all will be covering dash warnings.

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  • long tall eta
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    i think i'm gona pick up a really clean e30 and moth ball it for my grandsons 18th b-day. that will be july 2029.

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  • ME30W
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    Originally posted by Kevn_
    What about the 1series? could those be the e30s of the future?
    You could draw a parallel between the driving experience, but I think the comparison ends there. The electrical systems alone will make these cars a pain in the ass to keep up. Granted, there will be enthusiasts who take care of their cars, but I have a feeling the majority will end up in the junk yard by 2025

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  • markseven
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    No. Those were supposed to be the spiritual successor to the 02...

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  • Kevn_
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    What about the 1series? could those be the e30s of the future?

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  • markseven
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    So, the E30 was the high-water mark in BMW's history. They were able to homologate their entry level car and destroy the competition.

    The difference between BMWs of yore is that the leadership at BMW all had engineering degrees...

    The new cars are great, but are meant for the masses, not the enthusiast. Caveat Emptore.

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  • K1CKBAC
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    They will be another car, as in recycled, then reused to build another car.

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  • pmat
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    As long as Blunt is still around all will be well.

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  • Kevinl
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    I don't think they will be around e36's are all junk now the only ones that are still popular and halfway taken care of are M3's


    There is something about the e30 the power is mediocre the car is tossable but not particularly good handling stock

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  • Jrey
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    I wonder what E30s would be like in 25 years, its gonna be a rarity i suppose and all of use would be rollin true vintage

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  • rob-redm
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    My 2003 325it is now ten years old (65,000 miles) It's been a great car....
    Someone wrote about going to the auction and buying the best E46, E39 etc..
    If your going buy a rig at the auction your going to have to do some reconditioning.
    I bet most those cars have been thru several hands , and weren't taken care of or thing fixed when needed. As for the future of current new Model F30 , E90, etc.. only time will tell. , lots of electronics in the new one... It would make you head spin.

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  • ELVA164
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    I love apples.

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  • GillesBigCowboy
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    E30 and F30
    Apples and oranges

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  • mother_russia
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    Originally posted by agent
    You can't paint the entire E46/E38/E39/E65 series with that wide of a brush. Any car that hasn't been properly maintained is a huge gamble to own. As a car buyer, you of all people should know that.
    I'm not saying that these cars are all the same. I'm not even comparing them all with each other. I'm just saying that these cars are just known to have their OWN problems, and while each of them is different from the other l, they're all still in a way the same. One thing that I've noticed is the clusters and the window regulators on the late 1990's to the early 2000's always go out.

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  • Xat1cZ
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    I can imagine some 18 yo riding around in a beaten f30 with 30% of it's electrical luxuries still working + cut springs xd

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