TRADE E90 M3 for E92

[arr0gant]

Originally Posted by camaross305

I think what most of the people are trying to say even if there is a very small difference in price of the cars the fact is the coupe's sell for 2-3k more at least. Its like trading your car for a Original elanor Mustang and because it only cost them 5,000$ they should give you 65k in the trade ... when in reality that cars is worth like 5 times what our cars worth because of the market value. It is what it is and people's opinions are what make something worth something. Like diamonds. They are just rocks!

Anyways the e90 is a great car. And if i had a family etc. i would probably look into a trade. Good luck and im sure someone will come along

Coupes and Sedans with the same options are going for similar prices in the used car market.

Filters: "Used" "2008" "Manual" "Under 15k miles" "Any distance"

Coupes: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1234050815401

Sedans: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1234050862866

There's a couple coupes listed in the hi $60's. I think we know those are unfairly bringing the averages up.

Empirical evidence:

[CraZee M3]

Originally Posted by alpineweiss300

dont care about the moonroof ....love the CF roof.....

and the sedan looks like a 325i with some M3 exhaust from the back...I DO NOT like the way it looks.....I love the way the coupe looks, its beautiful...ya, it resembles the 335i coupe but I think that the 335i looks pretty hot too....

thats the dumbest thing Ive read in a while!!

there all 3 series LMAO

[arr0gant]

Originally Posted by CraZee M3

thats the dumbest thing Ive read in a while!!

there all 3 series LMAO

These are some of the most idiotic, mal-informed statements I've seen on this board. Maybe I should have just posted "inside" the M3 forum.

Anyway, the last M3 Sedan was the E36 released in '97-'98. Guess what, no additions to the coupe; therefore, NO DIFFERENCE IN MSRP!!!

1998 M3 Coupe: $39,700
http://vlane.com/specifications/1998...-Coupe-summary

1998 M3 Sedan: $39,700
http://vlane.com/specifications/1998...Manual-summary

[smmmurf]

Originally Posted by arr0gant

These are some of the most idiotic, mal-informed statements I've seen on this board. Maybe I should have just posted "inside" the M3 forum.

Anyway, the last M3 Sedan was the E36 released in '97-'98. Guess what, no additions to the coupe; therefore, NO DIFFERENCE IN MSRP!!!

1998 M3 Coupe: $39,700
http://vlane.com/specifications/1998...-Coupe-summary

1998 M3 Sedan: $39,700
http://vlane.com/specifications/1998...Manual-summary

That was an E36 and in 1998.

M3 Sedan

For insurance purposes, we call it a sedan.

Starting at $54,500 MSRP



M3 Coupe

Racecars shouldn't be confined to racetracks.

Starting at $57,500 MSRP

I'd also rather have a coupe than a sedan. BMW realizes most people in the market will pay a premium for coupes. That's why they charge more (335i coupe vs. sedan) even though they're probably pretty similar in price to make. IMO it's not possible to identify that ONE PART is the only reason between the pricing of the M3 coupe/sedan.

Good luck with the trade...

[alpine335i]

Heres some off topic entertainment for everyone reading.

[montreal red]

cant believe this has become a coupe vs sedan thread... i guess there must be someone out there who realises that the sedan would be more useful to him/her for practicality,etc... so while most people would still go for an m3 coupe (coupes far outsell the sedans), there will be the select few that want a sedan instead of a coupe.

if the op is willing to pony up the slight difference for the cf top, thats a pretty fair trade.

[penny31]

ill trade........ not. haha free bump for u