Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

The Deed is Done

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

    #16
    Hey man, I'm in Canada and have really nitoced that the direct conversion between Can$ and US$ is barely even in the same ballpark since we had such a high original MSRP up here plus they are extremely rare compared to in the US which makes them pull a premium. There was mine and 1-2 other 38-k miles cars for sale at the same time in all of canada, I'm pretty sure (checked the autotrader from every province every week) They'll run from $32000Can to $35000 Can (say about $23000-$25000US) I got a nice deal on the lower end........... Not sure, but hope it this helps.

    Yeah, the 99 I got has high miles, (85k) but i picked it up for 20k on the dot. The car is in excellent condition.

    Comment


      #17
      Yeah, the 99 I got has high miles, (85k) but i picked it up for 20k on the dot. The car is in excellent condition.



      As long as it was maintained well, pure sweetness and a good price. I love that colour combo so much......wouldnt even consider another.....thats why I looked for 8 months til I found colour/options/mileage/documentation and price that I was happy with. It really pays to wait it out.

      Comment


        #18
        I hear the M3 is a pretty good winter car...hell I had no troubles last 2 winters with my 88 with no traction control and all seasons on it. The M3 will be rustproofed accordingly and taken to an indoor DIY carwash to be sprayed down every other day of winter driving. i can't wait.



        IMO you were misinformed, my friend. Hi torque, RWD -- how could a E36 M3 be a good snow car??



        Surprise snow storm here in December, I barely got my car out of the parking lot...



        A good set of snows may bring it from totally unsafe to poor.

        Comment

        Working...
        X