[waterbottle1]

So what you rekon its worth
2009 335i Bone stock with 60,000kms Non msport

regarding year model, By the looks of it..i think it drops/increases by $7-8k ,

[MO3]

Low forties

[harms]

I just privately bought a 2008 335i m-sport with 69k for 38,500. The guy advertised it originally at 43k.
If that helps.

[MJ80.]

Colour and options have a huge impact on value...

[DR-JEKL]

Can't believe how cheap the 335i's can be had for now!

I'm guessing these are going to start becoming quite popular with the tuning scene as they now become more affordable which is definately a good thing!

One of my mates is about to sell his 2011 sti which is nearing 3 years old, he's going to take a hit on that considering the new sti's are $55k when he paid $67k new!

[335i-boy]

About $40k is on the money.

I paid $113,500 at the end of 2008 for my E92 335i M-Sport which was a few months old.

These aren't the NA BMW's of old which you didn't have to spend a cent on outside routine maintenance. I have a 2000 E46 325Ci with 139K km. I bought it end of 2002. The most expensive thing I have had to replace on it was a drivers side door actuator 2 years ago.

335i's are a great thing especially when tuned, but they can get money hungry at times. This can be reflected in their resale values.

[LotusBMW]

Picked up my 08 M Sport Wagon (grey and beige int) 76k klms pretty much fully optioned (less heated seats) for $32.5k incl. GST.

Plus on roads.

[waterbottle1]

just did carsales search!
it seems its 40-45k mark .

how depressing

[Testercles]

Carsales is the best indicator of what they're actually selling for. As long as it's a model with enough examples online to be able to gauge a good figure. Of course there will always be outliers though.

[fo55il]

prices for the 335s are dropping so much. like crazy reallyy!

[waterbottle1]

yeh prices seems it dropped 10k in the last 6 months!
must be the new 4series...