WTB M3 E92 under 37k

[Nek0]

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searching for an M3 coupe im not to picky on colors nor transmission (pefer dct) and such trying to stay under 37K if anyone has one for-sale Shoot me a PM thanks im located in NYC queens

[Nek0]

Show me something good

[Nek0]

bumpp

[Kong Sheng Han]

Look on Autotrader. You'll find quite a few within your price range.

[Nek0]

Originally Posted by Kong Sheng Han

Look on Autotrader. You'll find quite a few within your price range.

Yea but I'm looking to pay cash, I'm trying to avoid paying taxes and other non sense fees so private sale would be ideal, thanks for the suggestion though

[M3NSCH]

I'm pretty sure you still have to pay tax if you buy on AutoTrader or not.

AutoTrader also lists private party vehicles and I'm sure those sellers accept cash.

[Nek0]

Originally Posted by M3NSCH

I'm pretty sure you still have to pay tax if you buy on AutoTrader or not.

AutoTrader also lists private party vehicles and I'm sure those sellers accept cash.

Yea I've looked, I like to avoid buying from dealers the private sales currently up are out of my price range and as for taxes when you buy from a dealer you HAVE to pay no if and or butts as if I buy from a private sale I can say I purchased the car for XXXX amount of dollars instead of XXXXX amount of dollars catch my drift ?

[Nek0]

bumpo

[Official_M3]

When you register the car you would have to pay taxes then , so it's the same from a dealer or not

[Cyrax91]

Most states now either use the sale price or nada value whichever is HIGHER. They've found ways around people listing what they bought the car for as much less than what they actually did. I got a good deal on an M3 a year ago and had to pay tax on the nada value because it came in higher. Not sure what NYC is like, but just an fyi.

[Nek0]

Originally Posted by Official_M3

When you register the car you would have to pay taxes then , so it's the same from a dealer or not

yea in most cases you do, but when you buy a car out right does the DMV really know what you purchased your car for?

Originally Posted by Cyrax91

Most states now either use the sale price or nada value whichever is HIGHER. They've found ways around people listing what they bought the car for as much less than what they actually did. I got a good deal on an M3 a year ago and had to pay tax on the nada value because it came in higher. Not sure what NYC is like, but just an fyi.

ive swapped my car 5 times in the last year if i were to pay for all the taxes on each car id be the price of a new car, in nyc you have the liberty to write what every you may please, although in certain cases they do investigate if they smell something fishy... im not saying i don't pay taxes on my vehicles, I just try to budget my car expenses where ever i can


now I NEED a CAR someone !?!

[Cyrax91]

Originally Posted by Nek0

yea in most cases you do, but when you buy a car out right does the DMV really know what you purchased your car for?



ive swapped my car 5 times in the last year if i were to pay for all the taxes on each car id be the price of a new car, in nyc you have the liberty to write what every you may please, although in certain cases they do investigate if they smell something fishy... im not saying i don't pay taxes on my vehicles, I just try to budget my car expenses where ever i can


now I NEED a CAR someone !?!

Damn. Wish NM was like this ha. Good luck with the search!

[Official_M3]

They go by the amount you put that you paid for it , and you pay taxes for that amount , but if you put a redicoules low amount you can or will be audited

[koolaid]

official_m3 is right, you'll get a letter in the mail and so will the previous owner.

[Nek0]

bumpies

[Nek0]

bump i need a car damit

[Mr. ///M3 RD]

Here you go ----> Let your fingers do the walking CLICK

Good Luck

[Nek0]

Originally Posted by Mr. ///M3 RD

Here you go ----> Let your fingers do the walking CLICK

Good Luck

Thanks, but all these cars are overpriced and suck

[Nek0]

Bump

[1911]

http://www.m3post.com/forums/attachm...1&d=1365891544

Asking $61,000

Fully loaded e92 M3 Original purchase price before BMW installed mods was ($76,836)

*Garage kept Florida car with only 12,500miles.
*All service records above the minimum necessary service requirements including fuel system service with injector flush at 10,00miles.
*K&N high flow air filter $75.
*Satin black wheels (dealer installed) $600.
*Gloss black kidney grill (dealer installed)$206.46.
*Paint match reflectors.
*Black vinyl emblem overlays.
*M embroidered floor mats.

I. Competition Package $2,500
•Dynamic Damper Control
•Competition Package
•19" Light alloy Y-spoke wheels style 359M-with performance tires

II. Premium Package $4,350
•Power folding auto dimming mirrors
•Power rear sunshade
•Real Time Traffic Information
•Voice-command
•Interior mirror with compass
•Power front seats with driver seat memory
•Online Information Services
•Park Distance Control (rear only)
•Comfort Access keyless entry
•Universal garage-door opener
•Navigation system

III. Heated front seats $500.

IV. M Double-clutch Transmission with Drivelogic $2,900.

V. BMW Apps $250.

VI. Moonroof.

VII. Enhanced premium sound $1,900.

VIII. 1 year satellite radio $350.

IX. Black novillo extended leather $1,100.

X. Carbon leather trim.

[Nek0]

to rich for my taste thanks tho!