Here's a really great example of why you need good photography for your auction. Awesome car with a super rare and cool color, and it just fucking looks grey in half the photos.
Bid for the chance to own a Scarab Pearlescent Green Metallic 2003 BMW M5 at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #219,065.
Bid for the chance to own a 2006 BMW M3 Convertible 6-Speed at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #218,983.
I wasn't expecting to see FIVE owners on this one...
Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: Illuminated BMW M Sign at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #217,804.
All those things can be fixed/replaced. People buying these are likely not afraid of those costs. Plus this car is likely going to just be parked and not driven is my guess.
I was just commenting because I found that interesting, to be able to order that way. Not a put down at all.
Hmmm.."The vehicle was ordered without a rear lip spoiler or trunk badging..."
I remember when the car came out in 2001, press LSB: 18" wheels, dove grey leather; drove one on the lot. This listing, the manual cloth seats really are the selling point. But with these low mileage examples, aren't there problems due to excessively low miles? Dried seals, and so on? I mean, stuff rots away due to time.
All those things can be fixed/replaced. People buying these are likely not afraid of those costs. Plus this car is likely going to just be parked and not driven is my guess.
You’d have to be such a fucking dweeb to buy one of these cars for $134k
I think they have it priced right on the market.
Of course opinions vary, but I find LSB to be an ugly color. But the highest selling E46 M3 on BAT was 112k + fees for the LSB with 29k miles.
This car is in much better shape with 1/10th of the miles.
Then again I'm not one of those people that think you have to be broke to be an enthusiast, honestly that seems like a "dweeb" mindset to me.
Hmmm.."The vehicle was ordered without a rear lip spoiler or trunk badging..."
I remember when the car came out in 2001, press LSB: 18" wheels, dove grey leather; drove one on the lot. This listing, the manual cloth seats really are the selling point. But with these low mileage examples, aren't there problems due to excessively low miles? Dried seals, and so on? I mean, stuff rots away due to time.
Dweeb is harsh but.... it is because the owner will not drive a car like this since almost every penny of the car's value is tied to the low mileage aspect. E46's are not rare, at all. Related but off topic a bit, the color combination doesn't make it a better E46 M3. So, generally speaking, it sits in the owner's garage and collects dust. That's cool, but this is an enthusiast first forum.
There is a somewhat rare E46 M3, it's called a CSL. We didn't get it.
No, the E46 obviously isn’t rare, but a 2700 mile example certainly is, let alone all original. Ahhhh yes, my mistake, I forgot people who have garage queens couldn’t possibly be enthusiasts.
CSL? Is that the one many “enthusiasts” say is crap because of the garbage SMG transmission? And the market price can’t be justifiable because you can just build your own with aftermarket parts and a manual swap and it’s instantly better for a fraction of the cost?
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