E46 BMW M3 Prices
Discussion
Been looking through A Trader and am Amazed at what prices these start at these days.... basically £11k upwards for a 51 reg car.
New they were Circa £38k so they have lost £27k in 7 years or £3.8k p.a. depn or £316pcm.
Question I have is what goes wrong with cars of this pedegree and age? And say I bought a £12k example with say 60k on it and ran it for 5 years so that it would be a 12 year old car and push up the milage up to 140k.
Servicing wise it would be either Main dealer serviced or local Indy (are there any in Reading?) purely to help boost its residual value.
New they were Circa £38k so they have lost £27k in 7 years or £3.8k p.a. depn or £316pcm.
Question I have is what goes wrong with cars of this pedegree and age? And say I bought a £12k example with say 60k on it and ran it for 5 years so that it would be a 12 year old car and push up the milage up to 140k.
Servicing wise it would be either Main dealer serviced or local Indy (are there any in Reading?) purely to help boost its residual value.
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What about the extra value of M3??
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Well from an ins perspective pa its £530 extra and from a VED perspective its £220 extra p.a.
So £750p.a. extra Just for the car and that assumes self servicing.
Yes its RWD, yes it looks very good & of course its pedigree and it is a step up on the performance scale
okgo said:
Welshbeef said:
Ins quote for 15k a year incl Business miles - £830pa.
Thats near on 3 times the cost of the ins of my Fiat Coupe 20v Turbo for only an additional 120bhp.
Good god, I still cannot belive you wrote that..Thats near on 3 times the cost of the ins of my Fiat Coupe 20v Turbo for only an additional 120bhp.
Now do you understand why I wrote that. Note also that an E39 M5 is just a little more than the 996TT so again its nonsensical as to why the M3 is so much more to insure.
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