Whats my Beautiful stock 325i worth?

[cabriodster87]

$3,650-$7,625

http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1989/BMW/325I/4-Door-Sedan/Values

[Farbin Kaiber]

$3,650-$7,625


http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Ca...r-Sedan/Values

I'm pretty sure you didn't read post #41.

[agent]

NADA pricing does not apply to private owner selling! They are what you (The consumer) can expect to pay when buying from a DEALER.

True, though a good rule of thumb for private party sales is the average of clean retail and clean trade.

[inka2002tii]

Ok. Thank you everyone for your suggestions.

[fronton]

NADA pricing does not apply to private owner selling! They are what you (The consumer) can expect to pay when buying from a DEALER. Having the car live up to DEALER selling and law standards, and everything purchasing from a DEALER entails. That's why it's "Retail" pricing, as you'd be buying from a licensed "Retailer".

Sorry if I sound a bit harsh, it just really grinds my gears when people think the National Automotive DEALER Association pricing, applies to them.

Sometimes a private sale value can greatly exceed Blue and Black book value, I'm not denying this. MOST of the time though, it's considerably less.

Relax, I offered the NADA advise because KBB only values cars back to 1994. $3,650-$7,625 that NADA suggests is pretty accurate to what I think his car is worth anyway. I personally wouldn't pay that much for it but eventually someone probably will.