Thanks.
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It's only worth what someone is willing to pay. 4K is high for people in the loop with these cars. I see them listed for 3.5-4k on CL all the time though. If it's what you want and it has no rust and maintenance records then don't let it slip by you. If you are looking for a cheap DD then hold out as there will always be cheaper ones.
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Ah crap, just realized that this is under 'Members Rides'. Mods, please move to 'General Discussion'.Comment
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I know it's worth what someone is willing to pay, but I'm wondering if my counteroffer would be reasonable enough to be considered in general. I'm not looking for a cheap DD, but knowing me, I would probably sell the car in a year or two for something else and I wouldn't like to take a big hit.Comment
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2.5k is reasonable for a good condition car that is pretty much stock imo.
- E30, DSM, Golf R, Mazda 3 Skyactiv
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Thanks, makes me feel less guilty about sending a "low" offer.Comment
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it also depends on what model it is. Since you mentioned it's a sedan, I'm assuming is not an iS model or an iC. If I'm not mistaken those are the only two that were not offered in 4-door. So, since THOSE are the most sought after models (and the ones that reach higher prices and have better re-sale value), I believe 4K for an "i" or "e" model is indeed overpriced, particularly being stock and at 200K miles1998 528i auto on staggered DSIIComment
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It's a 325i.Comment
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I paid $3600 for mine.. About 6 months ago I believe.. ^^just like he said if its worth it to you then go for it.. I sold my old e30 about 7 months ago for $4500.
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What's the MY and mileage if you don't mind?Comment
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I got my '90 325i sedan for a 2.2k. 170k on the clock.
Seems like 4k is a bit highComment
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