Perfect e30s with less 100k original miles are rare and will often carry a price tag that high. Once you get into a market that is that small, there isn't really a going price.
Is there anyone else in BC looking for a perfect e30? You could always offer low and ice the seller for a month. Eventually they'll realize that their car is only worth what they can get someone to pay for it.
I say offer something low and take your chances. You won't be heartbroken if he gives it to someone else for 12k.
However, my advice I just gave contradicts part of the e30 enthusiast in me. If that car is indeed the specimen that requires such a high selling price, I wouldn't recommend it as a primary driver. Those pristine cars should be preserved and treated as garage queens. I almost suggest that you have a good condition car with high miles that you can toss around and not feel bad about. Perfect low mile e30s are getting pretty rare.
Is there anyone else in BC looking for a perfect e30? You could always offer low and ice the seller for a month. Eventually they'll realize that their car is only worth what they can get someone to pay for it.
I say offer something low and take your chances. You won't be heartbroken if he gives it to someone else for 12k.
However, my advice I just gave contradicts part of the e30 enthusiast in me. If that car is indeed the specimen that requires such a high selling price, I wouldn't recommend it as a primary driver. Those pristine cars should be preserved and treated as garage queens. I almost suggest that you have a good condition car with high miles that you can toss around and not feel bad about. Perfect low mile e30s are getting pretty rare.
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