Wtb: 2011+ m3

[Harley27]

Looking to purchase a 2011.5+ M3. Open to both e90/e92 platforms. Prefer DCT, but open to the right 6MT. Clean title, <65,000 miles. RB's & TA's being done are a huge plus. CF roof if e92.

Open to different color combos.

Will be paying cash, ~$25k, but can increase for the right car.

Located in Vancouver, Wa. Not afraid to travel.

[cooler2442]

Under 65k miles for 25k and an 2011.5+? Good luck.

[M@USECOP]

Not sure what the Vancouver market is like, but what you're looking for is going to be closer to $30k in the US, and even then it'd take some searching to find everything you're looking for. I'd assume a 2008/9 at that mileage would be doable though, but not easy to find.

[Harley27]

Thank you both for your feedback, as mentioned in the ad:

"~$25k, but can increase for the right car."

Not set on $25, more so a starting point.

[cooler2442]

The market is about 35k for a 50k mile car then 30ish as you approach 65k miles and under 30 if its 70k+ miles. 25k gets you about a 75-80k mile car with maybe some decent mods or maintenance. Of course if you want a super beat up car then it can happen under these values or if you check the sites multiple times a day and move faster than anyone else you may find a unicorn deal.

Red/Blue cars will command a higher value as well as maintenance done, clear bra, other perks. BMW Individual cars in Blue/Green/Yellow/etc will command an even higher price.

[M@USECOP]

"The market is about 35k for a 50k mile car then 30ish as you approach 65k miles and under 30 if its 70k+ miles. 25k gets you about a 75-80k mile car with maybe some decent mods or maintenance."

I think your prices are reflective of manual, late model year examples in great condition. I'd say a DCT will be a few grand lower.

[buzzybee]

I think you'll be able to find one. I bought mine a couple months ago for $23k.

2011.5 Alpine white E92 w/ 65k miles. It had everything I was looking for (idrive, rear pdc, dct, comfort access). Super well maintained - had everything done except for rod bearings and came w a binder full of service records from BMW to prove it.

I was looking for around 4 months before I found mine. Just keep searching through all sites and you'll find one. I personally found my car through Autotrader.

[Harley27]

Thanks all for the feedback. Been searching for a few months now. I had a deal lined up with a 2011, 54k miles, fully loaded for $26k but the guy backed out last minute. "Wanted to keep his V8"