Just found this '11 E90 ZCP for Sale

[AC/DC]

Just found this on eBay today. Pretty pricey at $50k, but a 6MT ZCP E90 M3 with 28k miles doesn't come up often. It looks bone stock.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2011-BMW-M3...oAAOSwdzNdXsOy

[PKL]

thats a really nice car. dont think $50k nice, but damn nice

[330ciprem]

This same car was on sale here first then was put on BAT where it was sold for 34500~.

[GRUESOM3]

What else can you buy for 50k these days

[Scharbag]

Originally Posted by GRUESOM3

What else can you buy for 50k these days

1 E92 M3 and 1 E93 M3

[Skhan109]

Not worth 50k at all. Wouldn't pay more than 25-30k max

[njdrive]

Originally Posted by Scharbag

1 E92 M3 and 1 E93 M3

and have enough left over to replace the rod bearings and buy a few tanks of gas.

Just kidding, only enough to replace the RBs lol.

[GRUESOM3]

Sign me up id love to buy 2 e9x's with less
Then 30k miles for 50k

[importraceram]

Originally Posted by Skhan109

Not worth 50k at all. Wouldn't pay more than 25-30k max

$25-30k.... please stop.

[CalgaryX3]

Wow! Great spec and mileage though!

[Skhan109]

Originally Posted by importraceram

$25-30k.... please stop.

Originally Posted by importraceram

$25-30k.... please stop.

Picked up a E92 M3 comp with 47 miles for 25k. Don't know what you are talking about

[amrazM]

Originally Posted by GRUESOM3

What else can you buy for 50k these days

A Supra if you like bmws.

[cjm41]

Originally Posted by Skhan109

Picked up a E92 M3 comp with 47 miles for 25k. Don't know what you are talking about

- In a recent thread within then last couple weeks you said you had 93k miles in your car.

- If you picked up your car with 47k miles on it and drive 15k miles per year, that puts you at buying your car at twice the miles almost four years ago.

- You're located in Canada. In early 2017 the CAD stronger against the USD than it is now.

- Your car is an e92 with brown interior.

- There is a huge difference between a Canadian car and a Florida car. Florida doesn't have a winter and therefore has no reason to salt the roads. My car is an 87k Florida car you could turn the car upside-down and eat off of it.

Summary: Your personal buying experience has absolutely zero relevance in this scenario, but thanks for participating.

(Note: I believe that car would be better priced at $35k USD).

[330ciprem]

I think it should have been 36-37 cos E90 competition packages are rare to come by seeing they were available only in 2011.

[Skhan109]

Originally Posted by cjm41

- In a recent thread within then last couple weeks you said you had 93k miles in your car.

- If you picked up your car with 47k miles on it and drive 15k miles per year, that puts you at buying your car at twice the miles almost four years ago.

- You're located in Canada. In early 2017 the CAD stronger against the USD than it is now.

- Your car is an e92 with brown interior.

- There is a huge difference between a Canadian car and a Florida car. Florida doesn't have a winter and therefore has no reason to salt the roads. My car is an 87k Florida car you could turn the car upside-down and eat off of it.

Summary: Your personal buying experience has absolutely zero relevance in this scenario, but thanks for participating.

(Note: I believe that car would be better priced at $35k USD).

What are you going off about ??

Your assuming I drive in the snow.. which clearly I don't .

If you really want to talk about economics with me . You really need to go further in detail than simply talking about currency exchange rates and purchasing power. Also you need to stop assuming we Canadians live in a igloo and drive in snow all year along which leads to devaluing our vehicles . Ignorance ....

[BeaterM3]

Originally Posted by cjm41

- In a recent thread within then last couple weeks you said you had 93k miles in your car.

- If you picked up your car with 47k miles on it and drive 15k miles per year, that puts you at buying your car at twice the miles almost four years ago.

- You're located in Canada. In early 2017 the CAD stronger against the USD than it is now.

- Your car is an e92 with brown interior.

- There is a huge difference between a Canadian car and a Florida car. Florida doesn't have a winter and therefore has no reason to salt the roads. My car is an 87k Florida car you could turn the car upside-down and eat off of it.

Summary: Your personal buying experience has absolutely zero relevance in this scenario, but thanks for participating.

(Note: I believe that car would be better priced at $35k USD).

In the other thread, he said he had 91000KM on it. In this thread, I believe was referring to Miles rather than Kilometers. So he bought the car with 47k Miles and now he has 91,000 Kilometers or approx. 57K Miles.

Or that's how I figured it.

[BeaterM3]

Originally Posted by Skhan109

What are you going off about ??

Your assuming I drive in the snow.. which clearly I don't .

If you really want to talk about economics with me . You really need to go further in detail than simply talking about currency exchange rates and purchasing power. Also you need to stop assuming we Canadians live in a igloo and drive in snow all year along which leads to devaluing our vehicles . Ignorance ....

I bought my 2010 M3 with 81K miles for $17,500 and I thought I got a good deal lol

I will say though that your purchasing experience is definitely an exception; rather than the rule. If you bought it for $25K CAD in 2017, that would be $20K USD...pretty much a rarity purchase there.

[wyatth]

$50K is steep but I can see $40K for it (or more if the color combo were exciting or slicktop).

Comparing it to a coupe with almost 2x the miles, lol.

Flippers suck.

[KevinGS]

Originally Posted by Scharbag

1 E92 M3 and 1 E93 M3

LOL so true.

[cjm41]

Originally Posted by Skhan109

What are you going off about ??

Your assuming I drive in the snow.. which clearly I don't .

If you really want to talk about economics with me . You really need to go further in detail than simply talking about currency exchange rates and purchasing power. Also you need to stop assuming we Canadians live in a igloo and drive in snow all year along which leads to devaluing our vehicles . Ignorance ....

I didn't figure Km to M. And I shouldn't assume you drive in the snow, most M3 drivers likely don't. Fair enough.

However, my response was not about economics, it was about painting a picture of the disparity between your scenario and the car listed above's scenario to discredit your claim that a well-optioned e90 M3 with 28k miles is worth $25k.

I'm merely stating there are a lot of variables that you're not being specific about and using "well I got my car for x therefore this car is only worth y" isn't going to cut it.

I once bought some hummus in Kuwait for 1 dinar in 2008, therefore hummus in the grocery store in 2019 San Diego shouldn't be $4.99.

^^ That's obviously shit logic. And it's not far off from your claim.

If you got a great deal on your car, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, then awesome for you, man. But that doesn't make the car above worth any less... until your situation starts looking more like the rule rather than the exception due to a market shift.

[nycplumber]

That car is worth 38k if it's pristine. If it was a rare color with an equally rare interior it could get 43k, maybe.

[Skhan109]

Originally Posted by cjm41

I didn't figure Km to M. And I shouldn't assume you drive in the snow, most M3 drivers likely don't. Fair enough.

However, my response was not about economics, it was about painting a picture of the disparity between your scenario and the car listed above's scenario to discredit your claim that a well-optioned e90 M3 with 28k miles is worth $25k.

I'm merely stating there are a lot of variables that you're not being specific about and using "well I got my car for x therefore this car is only worth y" isn't going to cut it.

I once bought some hummus in Kuwait for 1 dinar in 2008, therefore hummus in the grocery store in 2019 San Diego shouldn't be $4.99.

^^ That's obviously shit logic. And it's not far off from your claim.

If you got a great deal on your car, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, then awesome for you, man. But that doesn't make the car above worth any less... until your situation starts looking more like the rule rather than the exception due to a market shift.

I know what you mean . Either way .. beautiful cars