First e30 ... 325es?

[Carnifex]

Cool thanks guys. i think i'll try n get it. i'd post the video of it, but it was sent as a mp4 file, and i'm not trying to upload it.
couldnt really get a full screenshot of the car, as it was filmed pretty close.. haha

http://gyazo.com/b2fbfa7955f29c9ec5c43f831b125b3a

http://gyazo.com/34926769de88b9eddb5a93af81f1369a

[Carnifex]

Turns out i'll have more money coming when i sell my miata ~$500, lol.
and birthday in a couple of weeks.
My moms trying to talk me out of buying it as i'll have more money soon
Should i wait? I kind of want a car like now though :/
I'd really much rather have a 318is or 325i though..

[JasonC]

As someone who has gone through cars like Dixie cups at a party. My advice would be to wait to you find what you want. Even if it isn't an e30.

[shaferbm]

Well it sounds like you're waiting for someone here to tell you not to buy it because it's an eta. I've owned and daily driven one for two years now. It's great on gas (or can be) and has a useful torque curve for running around town, etc. A chip would certainly make a difference. You're not going to be bored because, frankly, none of these cars are that fast in a straight line.

Also, be sure to ask about that tucked front bumper, it looked a bit crooked in the first picture.

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[Cambiocorsa]

Go for it! As long as it is mechanically sound I can't see it being a bad choice at all. SW cars essentially never have rust so much so that it is basically a non-issue. Even a slow E30 is great fun to drive, far better than any cheap econobox you are likely to drive otherwise. I have driven tons of cars and the E30 is still my favorite, even over new sports cars.