Anyone looking for an M3 (E36)?

[Jim]

... wtf would you spend $24k on an E36 M3?

That's easily E46 M3 territory, and a nice one at that...

That car may be clean and low miles, but not perfect... and that colors is ... eww

[phishninmn]

i hate the color

[thrash]

that is 3x the going rate for E36 cars. A friend of mine had a fantastic '95 he couldn't get $10k for.

[civic91]

thats a pretty ugly color but the car is really clean.

[bubba]

Wow... way too expensive, as ugly as it is, isn't Dakar yellow a rarer color for these? I do have to say E36 M3's are probably my favorite BMW

[3_Series]

Jeez, guess I'm the only fan of Dakar Yellow on this board.

I will agree it is a bit pricey, but still a very nice car nonetheless. Besides, an E36 in this condition is only getting rarer these days.

[Jim]

[QUOTE=3_Series;247081]Jeez, guess I'm the only fan of Dakar Yellow on this board.

I will agree it is a bit pricey, but still a very nice car nonetheless. Besides, an E36 in this condition is only getting rarer these days.[/QUOTE

... because they are old...

[Bassplayer]

That's like collecting honda's cuz they're all rusting out.....

[bubba]

Jim;247082 wrote:
... because they are old...

Is that a bad thing? Personally the E30 and E36 M3s were the best ones they made...

[Jim]

bubba;247116 wrote:
Is that a bad thing? Personally the E30 and E36 M3s were the best ones they made...

No its not bad, just personal preferance thing i guess

[thrash]

Jim drives hairdresser's cars exclusively

The E36 M3 was probably the best "livable" M3 in the USA. They're great cars, and at 10k or less for a '95, they're one of the best buys out there.

This car at this price just doesn't make any sense to me. E36 M3s were mass produced, and the USA model was nothing special. This one has high miles (for the price) and a bunch of mods to boot (which diminish its value if the claim is that it is a "collectible" car).

If it were an LTW it could probably still get a price in the $20k region but it isn't.