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Originally Posted by 6ixSpd
Your arguments regarding M3 prices all across this forum hold no water. Your single point is the age of these cars, that's all you ever have to say for any M3 listed north of $25k or $30k. "Hurr durr iT's tEn YeArs oLd."
Gee, I wonder why clean E46, E39, 993, even 997, etc are worth more than pennies on the dollar despite being so old. There is a large market for N/A high revving sports cars of this era, in case you haven't noticed...
Want a clean, low mileage M3 with a nice spec? You're going to pay for it or enjoy window shopping.
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Or just go into any dealership in the country that has a used M3 for sale, their prices reflect what the market will pay. Go look at autotrader right now to see the price difference between dealers and private sales. Out of all these low-mileage M3s that are listed in the $40k's, how many are actually being sold? Last one I remember is a 2011 black E90 being traded into a dealer, it was listed at over $40k all year.