What's your opinion of this deal: '08 E92 M3

[jmos77]

I am looking for that exact car and ilve in NY. Would youplease forward me the info on the dealer if you are no longer interested in the car? Thanks and good luck.

[jmos77]

I am looking for roughly this exact car and live in the NY area. If you are no longer interested in the car would you be able to send me the details on the dealership? Thanks for the help.

[carlos3679]

Prestige has one in that combination, but apparently they don't understand that we are in a depression and put on a front like the prices are firm.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-M...1%7C240%3A1318

[Dontbethatguy]

Originally Posted by carlos3679

Prestige has one in that combination, but apparently they don't understand that we are in a depression and put on a front like the prices are firm.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BMW-M...1%7C240%3A1318

LMAO! The price is definitely ridiculous, but we're hardly in a depression. It's 8% unemployment, not 30%. Stop watching the news.

[carlos3679]

Originally Posted by TrevorD

LMAO! The price is definitely ridiculous, but we're hardly in a depression. It's 8% unemployment, not 30%. Stop watching the news.

Depression, Recession, Bad Economy you know what I mean...I manage two luxury hi-rise residential buildings close to the financial district in Manhattan; our demographic is 95% Wall St people and almost every Friday I see at least 1 person coming home teary eyed or visibly upset (because they've been fired). I speak to an average of 5 people per week who have been fired and need to terminate their lease. This is not watching the news, its me seeing it first hand on a daily basis...

A recession is defined to be a period of two quarters of negative GDP growth.
A depression is when GDP drops by more than 10%; I think you may be confused with your 30% unemployment #; although the % of unemployment is a good indicator it is not what defines a depression vs a recession. in the 1930's GDP dropped by 30% and thats a better way to guage how economy is doing.