Nice, OE Estoril's still exist!

[m3f_El Stig]

I am pretty sure i saw this thing driving on HWY 66 towards Centreville area....looked pretty darn clean!! Other catching a glimpse of this car on the highway, i have yet to see an Estoril, Avus, or any of the Individual colors in person.

[m3f_x Spades x]

the fact that you purchased it from EAG couldn't prove my point any better.

It has 106K on the clock. EAG doesn't bring these cars "back to life." They don't re-spray and fix rust, Bro. They buy already clean cars, and resell them. Usually, they buy from non-enthusiasts. If that is proving your point, you would be the worst lawyer ever. Haha

[m3f_hencini]

It has 106K on the clock. EAG doesn't bring these cars "back to life." They don't re-spray and fix rust, Bro. They buy already clean cars, and resell them. Usually, they buy from non-enthusiasts. If that is proving your point, you would be the worst lawyer ever. Haha

So finding a really clean car at EAG makes unmolested Estorils a dime a dozen? That is also some pretty flawed logic.

[m3f_egebhardt]

The Estorils are kept nicer than most. I don't see any nice Dakars, where I live.

Now... I love my car but I often wonder why I keep it in excellent OEM condition.

There aren't many guys out there willing to pay over $15,000 for it with 79k miles.

The predominant market for any 36M is a teenager ready to rice it out. They don't carry $15k.

So who'd buy it?

[m3f_TLZero]

Oh the horror. Offer him $20k and see how long it's not for sale.

he thought grey and mulberry were the same, and didn't know that stock, estoril coupes are hard to find. He told me himself he thought they were common.