wow, that sux man. Just be patient and another one will come up
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Your car doesn't have a timing belt, and I can't think of any car where you can adjust the valve angle. You should sell your car to your mother and buy a civic.
Kill, or self-fellate yourself. How about it.
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DUDE! I was gonna buy the exact car the starter of this thread was talking about. THe guy was gonna come to my house in portland and i was gonna buy the car.... Except, He never came.
I had the money ready and everything, Ive been searching for months for a car... goddamit. The only other car ive found, is in florida hopefully not being fucked by a hurricane. :?
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yeah i know its my own fault, and im not bitter cause I dont blame him, he got 4000 when he was only asking 3500. Im just a bit bummed because I got my hopes up.
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Originally posted by MattM20. if you have the time, maybe you should try calling from a different number using a different name and see if the car is there or not.
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Where is the sad part??? :?: :roll: :?
You didn't leave the buyer any incentive to hold onto the car, and someone else had $4k on hand to buy it ($500 more than his asking price). If you were the seller, would you A) Sell the car for $4k to someone with cash in hand or B) Sell the car for $3.5k to a kid who isn't sure if he can buy it??
Sorry for being blunt, but that's the truth. Its an E30, there's plenty more out there. I could see if this was some cream puff going for a great price, but this sounded like a fairly average car, going at an average price.
Jonathan
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If you *really* want a particular car, you have to be ready to buy when you go to see the car, especially if you are taking a road trip to do it. Why take 2 trips? If you don't want to carry that much cash, get a cashier's check for ~20% less than the asking price and take the remaining 20% in cash so you will have some room to negotiate.
Cash is king. Most sellers will sell to the first person who shows up with $ anywhere near the asking price. i.e. if someone else showed up with $3300 in hand, most sellers would close the deal instead of waiting for you to *maybe* come back with $3500 the next day. "Oh, you have another buyer interested in the car? How 'bout an extra $500 to forget about him?" $100 maybe. $500 is just silly. That might happen in the current real estate market, but it seems a little odd for a 15-year-old car. Maybe he just told you "$4,000" so he wouldn't seem like a dick.
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Originally posted by DenHow 'bout an extra $500 to forget about him?" $100 maybe. $500 is just silly. That might happen in the current real estate market, but it seems a little odd for a 15-year-old car. Maybe he just told you "$4,000" so he wouldn't seem like a dick.
It was gay, and my dad lost commission on a half million dollar house. Shenanigans!
p.s. commission is 3.5%, so depending on the split.....well.....that's a shitload to be taken out from under you.
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Sorry to hear about that. I too was a WA E30 buyer and had situations like that happen to me a few times. You'll get used to it. I ended up paying $4300 for my 89 325is. Most people will say I overpaid, but I've had mine for over a month now and can say I don't think I've made a better purchase in my life. Keep looking. There is one out there for you. It took me 3+ months, but I found it.
Good Luck. I'll let you know if I see something down here in the Vancouver/Portland area.
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