Are there any other high mile M's out there? My 98 sedan has 114000 and is in excellent condition. I bought it to drive, enjoy and for taking trips. Most people seem scared of the mileage on these cars. My thought is that the car thats run more often (less startup friction) for longer periods of time at full operating temp is better for the car. Anyone else?
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My brothers got a 95 3 series........his car has over 120k on it and when we first got it for him for college it had a couple of problems.....but we bought it cause it was such a good deal.....we ended up getting it up to date on maintence and all nice a nd purdy and now it's a great car......very dependable too.....he often makes trips from austin to dallas in his car.....that's rouphly bout 5 or 6 hours and it's never givin him trouble
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Its good to hear. When I first started looking into these cars everyone acted like if you got over a certain mileage the car would fall apart......I plan to rack-em up and enjoy every one. If I had bought a lower mile version I would be apprehensive about the value going down for resale reasons. Now I dont have to care......
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yeah every one frowns
on my high mile M3 just turned 115k but hey still running 13.92 on the 1/4 so kiss that!
also i meet a guy who owns a '96 auto. 2dr M3 with 230k miles only big repair was the trans had to be rebuilt 2 yrs ago , but besides basic mataince it runs great. he drives texas to cali every 3 months
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Originally posted by asuka
yeah every one frowns
on my high mile M3 just turned 115k but hey still running 13.92 on the 1/4 so kiss that!
also i meet a guy who owns a '96 auto. 2dr M3 with 230k miles only big repair was the trans had to be rebuilt 2 yrs ago , but besides basic mataince it runs great. he drives texas to cali every 3 months
Is that 1/4 mile time completely stock?
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