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WTB: E92 325 Convertible
- Thread starter zennie
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thetuffmouth
Member
satines;315582 said:
Out of curiosity, how do you keep yourself current with such good deals? I'm pretty sure that the car that you have just mentioned is not placed in sgcarmart, otherwise I would've detected it. Appreciate it if you could enlighten me on such sources of information.
$175k for a 10k mileage E92 335 is definitely a lot of bang for buck.
hoks
Well-Known Member
I came across this ST701 » Cars » BMW 335I Coupe
Not sure if its the same one...so nowadays when we buy a car, we can choose agent, PI, used and PI used...each with its pros n cons...life is complicated.
thetuffmouth
Member
Thanks for quick reply mate.
Another site for me to browse for cars before I come home for good.
Cheers
hoks
Well-Known Member
They sound like they are the cheapest...but the omv is also way below what a new one is. Then it comes with the risk of it being an accident car/tempered mileage...so everything comes with a price.
Then u also hv to consider when u wanna sell it couple years down the road, how much people are willing to offer u?
A car with omv ~ $35k - $40K going for ~$180k...just looking at the numbers alone these PIs are making more than agent...but then there is more than meet the eye.
