fb groups for finding an M3?

[kolosy]

are there fb groups or something that's better than the dog poo that is craigslist? i'm looking here, on cargurus, and autotrader as well but the sites are all dealers.. where do people look for private party sales?

[DukeofAlexandria]

Originally Posted by kolosy

are there fb groups or something that's better than the dog poo that is craigslist? i'm looking here, on cargurus, and autotrader as well but the sites are all dealers.. where do people look for private party sales?

Cars.com…..? I mean, you're going to find sellers all over and the majority of people just trade them in and go on about their day.

You've covering most places I would try, and I'd also try BAT and setup a google alert, which would help you out when they hit the market.

-Duke

[bravehart38]

https://www.m3list.com/blog/categories/m3-inventory

[Hein Jockins]

You can request to join the "BMW E9x M3 V8 Owners" page on Facebook and post in there. Oftentimes people post to both buy and sell.

Edit: And as mentioned, Spencer Berke does a good job running M3list which is both on instagram and the link posted ^ above.

[LakeSurfer]

I do everything i can to stay away from private party sellers. People are crazy and their prices are reflective on what they think the market is and they tend to sell based on emotions. Then you have to deal with the guys loans and all their other personal issues and crap like that. I also hate dealers but in this market I prefer dealers over the clowns on Facebook or Craigslist or whatever.

[kolosy]

Originally Posted by Hein Jockins

You can request to join the "BMW E9x M3 V8 Owners" page on Facebook and post in there. Oftentimes people post to both buy and sell.

Edit: And as mentioned, Spencer Berke does a good job running M3list which is both on instagram and the link posted ^ above.

awesome, thanks -- that's what i was looking for

Originally Posted by LakeSurfer

I do everything i can to stay away from private party sellers. People are crazy and their prices are reflective on what they think the market is and they tend to sell based on emotions. Then you have to deal with the guys loans and all their other personal issues and crap like that. I also hate dealers but in this market I prefer dealers over the clowns on Facebook or Craigslist or whatever.

heh. fair, but i'm looking to broaden the funnel