New Rookie Bimmer

[thedouros]

Hi,
This is Anthony Douros from Tucson and I am interested buy BMW 325e. I dont know much about this and eager to learning about this.

Thanks!

[rede30]

Hello and welcome, a 325e would be a good first bimmer. You can learn alot on this forum. Look up past topics under the search function and start reading up.

[Jordan]

Hi,
This is Anthony Douros from Tucson and I am interested buy BMW 325e. I dont know much about this and eager to learning about this.

Thanks!

You might also want to provide your street address and social security number so we make sure you don't get mistaken for anyone else.

[h0lmes]

First thing you will learn, dont buy a 325e.

[BMWguy]

First thing you will learn, dont buy a 325e.

or any model before year 1988...

[Jordan]

or any model before year 1988...

Early arches and tails are vastly superior to 88+

[benDASHDASH]

Just cruise through the FAQ forum

[Stu]

Early arches and tails are vastly superior to 88+

Agree/disagree. Early models should never be ruled out for said reasons. Can't wait to get my hands on one!

[Jordan]

84 318i is the best damn chassis out there.

[MR 325]

Welcome to R3V

[permit]

Early arches and tails are vastly superior to 88+

Why, because you have them?

[MR 325]

Why, because you have them?

Oh the humanatee

[YAN-3]

here we go again, welcome to the UBER board. Please refrain from using the word UBER. only when one has learned the true meaning. lol ;)

[Stu]

Jordan, '83 316 strip model is what I was thinking, not that there is much difference though. Early arches = more clearance and less goofy looking if the car sits really low.
Matt...humanity? : )

[DEV0 E30]

Tuscon, as in Tuscon, AZ? I know of a few E30s around AZ you should check out.

Welcome. Firstly, start reading about the differences. Then about the 325e and it's differences. And after you read all the facts, decide what you really want.