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M6 for sale on sgcarmart !!!!
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phil
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jinooi;349920 said:
dunno about Singapore, but AUS alot. One of my amtes makes his living of buying crashed cars anad fixing them to resell, damn good money. Many from japan, even bobcats, excavators, all sorts of stuff.
If i go back to live, I will do exactly that, buy a crashed BMW, fix it, and have an M3 for maybe half the price, shiok.
$330k for an M6? wooow !!! slurp !!!
dragon_st678
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i know them quite well,the price they are asking is quite fair from my own personal opinion but if can get a discount off would definitely good. From what i know there's only a handful of M6s here, maybe 4 if i am not wrong.
Reconditioned means, car registered overseas, use for a short time and export out(some in very good dondition and some may have accidents).
So for Singapore, if you import a used car from Japan, i believe the tax is much lower, that is why they can sell at a much lower price. This is what i know.
I am so tempted to get it but my pockets are not deep enuff hahaha.
Cheers to any members that buy it.
yeap some Jap cars in good condition one. Was in Japan last week, saw an e92 M3 driven like a kuniang car.....if someone import it for $250k I ll buy it. But left hand drive one wor...kkekekeke
Vaudevillian
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Butch3r;352674 said:
bro,
care to share why not advisable to get from them? their prices looks reasonable
with exception the part when sometimes they say they will buy back a few yrs later.. which i feel is a pack of horseshit....
if not convenient, can pm me? Thanks!
luciferz666
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Now they asking $339k & you offer a 9k discount kena turned down? Did you ask for the OMV? I was quoted OMV is abt $55k +- but normal 6 series OMV is from $90k to $105k. So do you see the catch? Yes, its selling cheap but due to the low taxes, OMV etc, they oso earn quite alot by selling $339k.
Bmw_judge;350341 said:
