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littleyellowm3 · 11-04-2009, 10:03 PM

Hey guys

I want to make an offer on a 2004 M3. He is asking $29,750 and I want to offer $27,500. That is about what my residual is on my 335i which is coming up fast... plus the car is in Cali and I would have to ship it to Ohio. Would this be considered an offensive "low ball offer" because I dont want to do that, but this is all I want to spend. Nothing much more than what it would cost to buy my 335i.

Thanks

11-04-2009, 10:03 PM	#1
littleyellowm3 Second Lieutenant 38 Rep 215 Posts Drives: MR E90 M3 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: NC iTrader: (0)	What would be considered a lowball offer on an M3?? Need help fast! Hey guys I want to make an offer on a 2004 M3. He is asking $29,750 and I want to offer $27,500. That is about what my residual is on my 335i which is coming up fast... plus the car is in Cali and I would have to ship it to Ohio. Would this be considered an offensive "low ball offer" because I dont want to do that, but this is all I want to spend. Nothing much more than what it would cost to buy my 335i. Thanks __________________ Melbourne Red E90 M3 - E39 540i The original user of the animated Bert and Ernie avatar. Except no substitutes. Last edited by littleyellowm3; 11-04-2009 at 10:07 PM.. Reason: Because a 2004 M4 does not exist.
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