Price check - E90 M3

cplagz · 08-25-2015, 04:06 AM

http://www.carsales.com.au/private/d...-3412985/?Cr=2

yuKon22 · 08-28-2015, 02:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Rocket_Rod

Cars are never a good investment. We need to hold our cars for anothger 5 to 10 years before values of good example start to appreciate, I reckon. I believe a NA V8 will be something sort after in the medium term.... I'm no Nostradamus but the way things are going in the Automotive industry, we'll have electric/hybrids with the the driver using an App to determine the sound they want from their "engine" pumped through their stereo....

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Agreed, I have a AW 2010 E90 ZCP, I reckon when the lease is up I may pay it out and park it, will be something to hold on to and enjoy in the future, would only sell it for a very good number...

T1M · 08-29-2015, 07:11 AM

I'll be very interested to see what used E90/E92 prices do when the new LCI comes out at 139K new. Last v8 or not, the new car is faster, handles better and has more features than the old, old tech can only command a limited premium for being 'unique' in some way. An E90 ticks all the boxes for me as the next car, just depends what people expect to get for them!

MrBlonde · 08-30-2015, 05:58 AM

BMWs are a mass produced car, there's no appreciation here.

Wobba · 08-30-2015, 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by cryptik

I'll be very interested to see what used E90/E92 prices do when the new LCI comes out at 139K new. Last v8 or not, the new car is faster, handles better and has more features than the old, old tech can only command a limited premium for being 'unique' in some way. An E90 ticks all the boxes for me as the next car, just depends what people expect to get for them!

Have you checked the price of "old tech" Porsches and Ferraris lately?

Rocket_Rod · 08-30-2015, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Wobba

Have you checked the price of "old tech" Porsches and Ferraris lately?

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I bought a 964 Porsche in the desired rear drive manual layout 4 years ago for $60k. I had to sell it to buy property.

Now they want +$100k.

It's too early now to be thinking the E9X is your retirement nest egg but in 10 year's time, when everything is running on electricity and the engine note is determined by the App you downloaded from Apple, the V8's will be Old School Cool....

DBE · 09-02-2015, 02:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Rocket_Rod

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I bought a 964 Porsche in the desired rear drive manual layout 4 years ago for $60k. I had to sell it to buy property.

Now they want +$100k.

It's too early now to be thinking the E9X is your retirement nest egg but in 10 year's time, when everything is running on electricity and the engine note is determined by the App you downloaded from Apple, the V8's will be Old School Cool....

Amen to that

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T1M Captain 196 Rep 657 Posts Drives: AW MY12 1M Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Melbourne, Australia iTrader: (0)	I'll be very interested to see what used E90/E92 prices do when the new LCI comes out at 139K new. Last v8 or not, the new car is faster, handles better and has more features than the old, old tech can only command a limited premium for being 'unique' in some way. An E90 ticks all the boxes for me as the next car, just depends what people expect to get for them!
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