That M3 is WAY overpriced now. Consider them to drop another 25% when the new M3 hits the streets. I like them but that mileage is WAY to high for $29,000 offer them $24,000 MAX

 

Enjoy your slower car!

 

if you must trade it in for a bmw, look at the new Z4's, around 38k.
why pay for a car that has 60k miles on it.

 

slower car? a stock M-3 and a stock Evo 9 are very close in performance

Carlos

 

Ive gotten smoked at a red light by a e46 before. After 2nd gear, he was gone.. Back when i had a 99mprezaRS. I got angry. Then turned to the darkside, for revenge!! Bring it!!

 

Well...at the local autox this weekend, Evo's finished 1-2.

M3's finished 8th and 16th.

 

I've had a few m3's...they are very reliable. I've never had a problem with any of mine really besides basic maintenance. Overall its a way better car than the Evo. BUT...if you want ***** out performance the Evo is the car to have. My evo now with 360whp flat out destroys modded m3's.

 

Just do it don't even need to ask

 

I'd keep the evo.I think it will be worth more a few years donw the line.

 

m3s are a pleasure to drive. feel great. end of story. A well sorted lux/sports

 

If you are going to pay that for a m3 buy a used CTS V ftw! Super Luxury and they are wicked fast.

 

Put a Borla Exhaust on that CTS-V and you will feel it rumble ahha

 

 

No. 59,000 mile BMW= no thanks.

 

BMWs tend to start to have problems that late into its lifespan, which is why so many people lease BMWs (since a lot of them also include free maintenance up to a certain point, usually coinciding with the end of a lease). Besides, an M3 with that many miles is questionable at best. They are fun to drive, though, especially with the RWD and a top end that our cars don't have. I just couldn't see myself forking over the dough for one.

As a side note, I used to work at a Toyota dealership, and I remember we had a 2004 M3 SMG with 49k miles and the factory option 19s, and it took us FOREVER to sell it. Our original asking price was ~$45k and we ended up dropping it to $34k (if I remember correctly) before we sold it... to an ex-employee who traded in his salvaged WRX for chump change.