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M333ee
09-22-2004, 07:43 AM
2001 Titanium Silver 330ci
34000k on the odometer
No winters maybe 5 days of rain.....
5sp
M-Tech kit
other mods to be parted out.
wheels and M3 steering wheel spoken for.
asking $40K.... :crying:
Is that too low or too high??????
audiophilia
09-22-2004, 07:52 AM
someone buy this amazing ride, or Chris and I will ban the lot of you...:D
Up there with the nicest e46s in the city...
Good luck, Eric. Hope it goes to a good home...will miss it at meets
M333ee
09-22-2004, 07:55 AM
I'm selling the car for a pair of Wilsons :confused2
audiophilia
09-22-2004, 07:57 AM
I'm selling the car for a pair of Wilsons :confused2
Yeah, they are worth about about 40Gs...;)
Regin8r
09-22-2004, 08:03 AM
Aww crap, I wanted your steering wheel.
Doh!!!
oyster
09-22-2004, 08:05 AM
Yeah, they are worth about about 40Gs...;)
If you get the a pair of Wilson's for your ride, I'll offer you 50G for the Wilson's and start pimping them out to clients willing to pay top entertainement dollars :D
M333ee
09-22-2004, 08:23 AM
Wilsons only go with Krell equipment :D
One steelership offered me mid to high 20's for the car :eek: :angry:
Quickid
09-22-2004, 08:41 AM
2001 Titanium Silver 330ci
34000k on the odometer
No winters maybe 5 days of rain.....
5sp
M-Tech kit
other mods to be parted out.
wheels and M3 steering wheel spoken for.
asking $40K.... :crying:
Is that too low or too high??????
You never got back to me about the price for coilovers. I still have dibs if the price is right.
If we leave emotions out of it, I think 40Gs is unrealistic in today's market. Just my 2 cents... no flames please.
christyles
09-22-2004, 08:42 AM
One steelership offered me mid to high 20's for the car :eek: :angry:
Hey, I got offered about 22 for my car and you got way more valuable mods on it then I do... Go figure. Stealership.
Regin8r
09-22-2004, 08:52 AM
Should easily be in mid $30's dude. RU selling your PSS9's?
Reg
M333ee
09-22-2004, 08:54 AM
You never got back to me about the price for coilovers. I still have dibs if the price is right.
If we leave emotions out of it, I think 40Gs is unrealistic in today's market. Just my 2 cents... no flames please.
Jos, you've got dibs on the coilovers for sure :thumbsup:
I've been checking Autotrader and that looks to be a mid-hi range price for a 330ci but I think I have the lowest milage and the M-Tech to boot but I do agree it is high but I pamper my baby. No track, no snow, no rain...
christyles
09-22-2004, 09:04 AM
Ez E, why don't you just sell private then buy the M3?
Quickid
09-22-2004, 09:08 AM
Jos, you've got dibs on the coilovers for sure :thumbsup:
I've been checking Autotrader and that looks to be a mid-hi range price for a 330ci but I think I have the lowest milage and the M-Tech to boot but I do agree it is high but I pamper my baby. No track, no snow, no rain...
I know you pamper your baby.... it shows well :thumbsup: What mods are you including? I got the impression all mods are being parted out :Idunno: .
Don't get me wrong... you should advertise for 40K (or 39.9K), I'm only saying be prepared to settle for less. Good luck with the sale...
M333ee
09-22-2004, 10:12 AM
I'll let it go 30K for E46Toronto.CA members :confused2
Actually 2 dealers have given me low-mid 30's on a direct trade in for a M3. I've told them I would strip off all the non OEM parts and include in 17" wheels and tires.... :confused:
dubstar27
09-22-2004, 10:25 AM
40K is a bit high. I bought my 2001 330 Ci (with 39000KM) this summer from the dealership for about 38K and it includes extended warranty until November 2006.
I think 36K-38K would be a fair price.
/Nick
Regin8r
09-22-2004, 11:03 AM
Would you sell as it?
What's left on it?
Oh yeah, what were your OEM options?
Eric, I think you should ask for more. $30k I think is a REALLY good deal. Especially for the way you baby that car.
laziemofo
09-22-2004, 11:03 AM
gd luck with the sale eric!!! this car is mint someone pick it up!!!! arr u partingout the car or selling the car with mods?
Chopper
09-22-2004, 11:03 AM
I agree...mid to high 30Ks should be fair. That first dealer is trying to rip you off. Becareful on the trade in, the dealer intends to make it back on the price of the M3!! :)
M333ee
09-22-2004, 11:13 AM
Would you sell as it?
What's left on it?
Oh yeah, what were your OEM options?
Eric, I think you should ask for more. $30k I think is a REALLY good deal. Especially for the way you baby that car.
$40k with all mods and options :rolleyes:
2001 330ci
5sp, HK, Sport package, Ski Bag pass through
OEM M-tech kit, alarm, clears, eurotray behind shifter.
OEM M3 steering wheel
PSS9 coilovers, JTD rear shock mount
Hamann HMII 19x8.5 with 10mm rear spacers 235/35/ZR19 Yokohama AVS sport tires.
ECIS intake
Blitzsafe aux input for MP3 player
Solaris amber bulbs
35% tint all around
clutch stop
Umnitza angel eyes
PIAA Xtreme White fogs
Regin8r
09-22-2004, 11:15 AM
Dude, you have memory seats?
R
M333ee
09-22-2004, 11:41 AM
Dude, you have memory seats?
R
Nope, manual sport seats but heated :thumbsup:
audiophilia
09-22-2004, 11:54 AM
If you get the a pair of Wilson's for your ride, I'll offer you 50G for the Wilson's and start pimping them out to clients willing to pay top entertainement dollars :D
Wilson Pimp Client...yup, good follow thru of words...:D
audiophilia
09-22-2004, 11:55 AM
Wilsons only go with Krell equipment :D
One steelership offered me mid to high 20's for the car :eek: :angry:
they'd sell it Certified for about 35...they don't care about mods...
BlueSky
09-22-2004, 05:16 PM
Eric... good luck with your sale... ur 330Ci is one of the best looking, mintest 01's I've seen...
btw... who got dibs for that M3 wheel? I hate that person... :blaaaa:
vm-323Ci
09-22-2004, 10:41 PM
One major advantage of trading in (especially a high value car) is the tax reduction on the new car your buying. You loose this with a private sale in canada. You will proabably save $5K!
Say the M3 costs 60K and you get a trade in for the 330Ci of 35K. Through the dealership you only pay taxes (15%) on the difference ($25K). In this case the taxes would be $3,750.
For a private sale, you'd pay the full tax for the new M3 or 15% of 60K (for exampe) which is $9K; A saving of over $5K.
If you're looking for $40K for the 330Ci with all mods, sell of the mods (3K at least), trade in the 330Ci at a dealer at anything over $32K and you'd still come out on top. And you don't have to worry about letting anyone test drive your car and all the hassle that goes with a private sale.
Also, I wouldn't wait too long to trade it in... the trade in value is dependant in a large part on the model year, so with MY2005 coming out the value is likely to drop further.
Good luck and I hope you find your M3 soon... we all can't wait to see it... :)
$40k with all mods and options :rolleyes:
2001 330ci
5sp, HK, Sport package, Ski Bag pass through
OEM M-tech kit, alarm, clears, eurotray behind shifter.
OEM M3 steering wheel
PSS9 coilovers, JTD rear shock mount
Hamann HMII 19x8.5 with 10mm rear spacers 235/35/ZR19 Yokohama AVS sport tires.
ECIS intake
Blitzsafe aux input for MP3 player
Solaris amber bulbs
35% tint all around
clutch stop
Umnitza angel eyes
PIAA Xtreme White fogs
Magnus
09-23-2004, 01:34 AM
thats a good price...... the dealership here tried to sell me a used 325 for like $37000 or something, forgot if it was a 2001 or 2002 (no competition)
good luck with ur sale and hope ur baby find a new good home
M333ee
09-23-2004, 07:22 AM
Thanks Vincent.
Your input has got me thinking now....
Gotta do some serious calculations.
bmwboy88
09-23-2004, 09:18 AM
Just a suggestion....
go to www.bmw.ca and check out their pre-own car selections. They will have the price and brief description of the car. This will give you an idea how much your car worth.
Regin8r
09-23-2004, 12:09 PM
One thing my parents did when they traded in their minivan is find a buyer first. Then the dealership help process the transaction and gave them trade in value for the car at the buyer's price.
The reason was that they don't have to prep or do anything to the vehicle and it is pretty much sold already.
Reg
M333ee
09-23-2004, 12:31 PM
One thing my parents did when they traded in their minivan is find a buyer first. Then the dealership help process the transaction and gave them trade in value for the car at the buyer's price.
The reason was that they don't have to prep or do anything to the vehicle and it is pretty much sold already.
Reg
Did the dealership skim off some $$$ to cover their expenses or was it just so they could get another car sold off their lot?
Chopper
09-23-2004, 12:35 PM
Just a suggestion....
go to www.bmw.ca and check out their pre-own car selections. They will have the price and brief description of the car. This will give you an idea how much your car worth.
Dont forget that their prices are higher for their "Certified" critera inspection, etc. Also because they like to make profit too :)
Regin8r
09-23-2004, 12:37 PM
No dealer costs, but the buyer had to pay both taxes. There was a transfer fee though, but I think because of the Ministry of Transportation charges a fee. It was not significant though.
Reg
dubstar27
09-24-2004, 09:00 AM
Dont forget that their prices are higher for their "Certified" critera inspection, etc. Also because they like to make profit too :)
The Certified cars get an extended warranty. Plus you get free road-side assistance. They also will replace tires and brakes if they are worn beyond a certain point before they put it for sale. It does give you some peace of mind.
Regin8r
09-24-2004, 09:04 AM
Eric,
Check you email. We'll keep it in the family!
Reg
Jersey
09-24-2004, 09:09 AM
omg.....reg are you buying his car?!?!?!
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