'88 325is sold for $9,153 on eBay

[Killacortes]

$40k for a 85,000 mile non-m E30? That is bat shit insane.

40k? It sold for less than 10. I usuay don't agrew with high prices on e30s but you wont see an original 85k on a 325is very often

[Thujalvi]

Maybe it's because over here cars are a lot more expensive, but all thing considered, I don't find the price all that silly. What I'd find more worrisome is how the car compares to what a quick VIN check says about it.

http://www.bmwarchive.org/vin/8261742.pdf (I do hope it works properly.)

[PhilipWOT]

$40k for a 85,000 mile non-m E30? That is bat shit insane.

[markseven]

It's not that crazy of a price. It is overpriced but, not by that much.

30% too much, IMO. But the market is changing...

[Mlarsen]

It's not that crazy of a price. It is overpriced but, not by that much.

[markseven]

Late '88?

[alB5]

88' and no metal bumpers? Swapped I assume, cool car.

[markseven]

I'm going to sell my '91 right away.

[agent]

Hell yeah.

[markseven]

???

http://germancarsforsaleblog.com/1988-bmw-325is/

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI...m=111219483100

So crazy. A collector, I presume, cause who would pay close to $10k to daily or track it? Really nice car though.

I PDF'd the auction page for posterity since this is non-EA craziness.

???