3 Series FS: CHEAP E90 2006 BMW 323i 6 SPD**8999$**

bmwm5lover · 09-29-2012, 03:44 PM

This is the CHEAPEST e90 you will find on kijiji/autotrader/craigslist.
Hopefully someone from MAX will benefit.

One owner, no accidents:

Push Button Start- 2 remote keys- All books
HWY KM's-257K- The guy commuted on the 407 everyday
Runs excellent
Manual Transmission Shifts excellent
No Rust
Black on Black
AuX input for mp3/phones
Cold AC
Silver trim

I've been driving it all day, runs perfect, only think that I see it needing is Tires as they are old/low on thread.

Call for more info, won't last at this price. SERIOUS BUYERS or it will be traded in. I only have one picture, interested parties will come to see it.

Six47 two98 six85six
Just posted on kijiji/craigslist. Cash Talks.

yuiou · 09-29-2012, 04:00 PM

Looks good. GLWS

bmwm5lover · 09-30-2012, 10:39 AM

PM's replied,
guys please, just pick up the phone and call with your questions...

bmwm5lover · 09-30-2012, 04:25 PM

Everyone asks for pictures, here they are:

Lots of interest, lets get this sold... I've ben driving it yesterday and today, put about 400km's and the thing is as smooth as butter. Very nice driver and I average 8L/100km

bmwm5lover · 10-02-2012, 03:58 PM

my phone/email has been going insane the last few days, but no one is making the effort to actually SEE the car...

The person that does, will get a great deal on a great car!!

bmwm5lover · 10-04-2012, 05:18 PM

A lot of interest, some offers. Lets move this.

Price update:
$$8800

Fe9L · 10-05-2012, 02:54 PM

Bump for an honest seller...

Someones ending up with a clean and cheap e90..

bmwm5lover · 10-06-2012, 04:38 PM

More/better pictures after the detail...

bmwm5lover · 10-10-2012, 09:43 AM

bumppp....ssoooo many calls, NO ONE gets out to physically look at a car anymore?

bmwm5lover · 10-17-2012, 12:27 PM

Clean Autocheck confirming the one owner!
http://www.fordofkirkland.com/autoch...vb53526aw18103

Will consider offers around 8000$!

Dysantic · 10-17-2012, 03:34 PM

Sell me the spare in the trunk. lol

SamE30e · 10-17-2012, 04:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dysantic

Sell me the spare in the trunk. lol

Shouldn't have a spare.

It should have Bridgestone Turanza EL42 RFT's on it.

Eurostyle · 10-18-2012, 12:23 AM

It blows my mind that this car is not sold yet!

ha9981 · 10-18-2012, 12:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eurostyle

It blows my mind that this car is not sold yet!

257k is quite a lot. Generally people want a newer model with lower mileage. The BMW market is not like the Toyota market. It caters to different kind of people. Generally newer cars at 200k+ are tough to sell, but if this sat still for the next 2 years. It would probably sell for almost the same price as it would sell for today.

Its partially psychological and logical on the part of the buyers.

The way I evaluate it is as follows:
-You are buying a car that will have almost no resale after one year because it should pass nearly 290k for an avg Canadian. So you pretty much put all ur $k investment to drive it to death. Plus the maintenance and risk with higher mileage, I mean every car on the market claims to be pure highway, they probably are. But it doesn't mean your wheels were static for thousands of km and there was no vibration. Also reading the maintenance books you realize that after such mileage one is advised to do some maintenance that generally cars don't need as the effective life of the car is over by then. Maintenance is expensive, especially with labor. You would rather just work that many hours and go for lower mileage car for less stress.

IMHO, I guess some people evaluate differently.

Eurostyle · 10-18-2012, 01:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ha9981

257k is quite a lot. Generally people want a newer model with lower mileage. The BMW market is not like the Toyota market. It caters to different kind of people. Generally newer cars at 200k+ are tough to sell, but if this sat still for the next 2 years. It would probably sell for almost the same price as it would sell for today.

Its partially psychological and logical on the part of the buyers.

The way I evaluate it is as follows:
-You are buying a car that will have almost no resale after one year because it should pass nearly 290k for an avg Canadian. So you pretty much put all ur $k investment to drive it to death. Plus the maintenance and risk with higher mileage, I mean every car on the market claims to be pure highway, they probably are. But it doesn't mean your wheels were static for thousands of km and there was no vibration. Also reading the maintenance books you realize that after such mileage one is advised to do some maintenance that generally cars don't need as the effective life of the car is over by then. Maintenance is expensive, especially with labor. You would rather just work that many hours and go for lower mileage car for less stress.

IMHO, I guess some people evaluate differently.

Yes, i know. I have been dealing with those people for the last 15 years! People drop $6+K on accident Salvage E46's, and $4K at accident 01 X5's with 300+K that need $3K of work! Not to mention the people buying a "low milage" car with no records, that could be X2 the KM!