not mine: 11' 6mt Slicktop E90 Comp - 34k miles

[911r]

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Seems like a decent deal for the spec, could easily be an EAG car--just without the $10,000+ hike in price.

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...NX=PSEMAILLEAD

[CravingBavaria]

Originally Posted by 911r

Seems like a decent deal for the spec, could easily be an EAG car--just without the $10,000+ hike in price.

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...NX=PSEMAILLEAD

Awesome spec, cleanest exterior possible with the slicktop and lack of cold weather washers or sensors. And it's a ZCP?! Way worth the money!

[Cyberdemon]

Total shit ad, but yeah seems like it could be a great deal if it checks out. I paid that much for my car with 20k more miles and a DCT.

[DanMpower]

Originally Posted by 911r

Seems like a decent deal for the spec, could easily be an EAG car--just without the $10,000+ hike in price.

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...NX=PSEMAILLEAD

NICE!! Somebody definitely should jump on it before EAG does.

[MPower23]

Makes me realize how lucky I was to get a 23.6k mile E92 M3 6MT for 34k, granted I had to fly literally coast to coast, but was so worth it

[Cyberdemon]

Originally Posted by MPower23

Makes me realize how lucky I was to get a 23.6k mile E92 M3 6MT for 34k, granted I had to fly literally coast to coast, but was so worth it

The E90 market pricing is much higher since there are fewer cars, especially if you really want a slick top.

[Rambler]

Examples like this never seem to pop up local to me. And this one is really close. Thanks for posting the find.

[///M3Fresh]

Originally Posted by MPower23

Makes me realize how lucky I was to get a 23.6k mile E92 M3 6MT for 34k, granted I had to fly literally coast to coast, but was so worth it

a comparable e90 vs the same e92 is usually 5-10k+ more over the e92. This is the cream when it comes to desirable specs. So 40k is a really good price.

[Rambler]

Either this is already sold or seller has no interest in selling by not responding to any inquiries.

[Cyberdemon]

Originally Posted by Rambler

Either this is already sold or seller has no interest in selling by not responding to any inquiries.

Or the guys at EAG found it first...like they make it their job or something.

When I found an LMB E90 local to me I emailed the guy within 24 hours and he already had a deposit. I had to beg and plea with him just to see the car because the buyer had to arrange financing and I was willing to pay him in cash. He took the ad down just because so many people were flooding him.

They might just be responding to emails first in first out also.

[JRF]

i was told by someone who spoke with the seller that he took a deposit within 12 hours of listing it for a sales price that was over the asking amount

[Cyberdemon]

Originally Posted by JRF

i was told by someone who spoke with the seller that he took a deposit within 12 hours of listing it for a sales price that was over the asking amount

Lol, I bet it's a cross country buyer who didn't want to lose the car to someone local.

"Shut up and take my money"

[94jedi]

The market is crazy, especially for these rarer spec cars. I feel lucky to have gotten my run of the mill 65K mile AW 6spd manual E92. Seller posted the ad within a few hours of when I called and I offered a deposit immediately. Supposedly there were several other buyers that tried to give larger deposits to see the car lol.