[Rich150001]

How much should I be asking for my car?

2007 BMW 335i Sports Package 6SPD with added rear lip spoiler
61,500 miles

Fully Loaded - Comfort Access Package, Premium Package, Cold Weather Package, Navigation, etc

Turbos Replaced at 45k Miles
Water Pump Not yet changed
Clear Title / No Accidents
Heated Seats

I have it listed at 17,900 but think it might be too high. I recently received an offer of 16,500.

[silver07335i]

Did you check www.kbb.com? Looks like their valuation of your car in "very good" condition sold to private party is listed at $16,898. In "good condition" it's listed at $16,518. You would also factor in how rare it is to find a manual 335i is over there, the demand for a manual 335i over there, and how badly you want to sell the car. Best of luck on your sale.

[Rich150001]

Thanks for the reply. When I run KBB I 17,310 for private party for "Very Good Condition" and "16,934" for good condition when including all the options "bluetooth, etc."

It is also listed below other similar equipped mileage'd 335i's in the area. I will drop the price down to 17,500 OBO and wait it out til Spring.

[sublime1996525]

If you really want to sell it you could just take that $16.5k offer. It is only $1k less than you're asking and it gets the car out of your hair immediately. When I was selling my Z06 I was continually rejecting lower offers and figured I'd hold out for a while. I ended up taking a lot less for the car than I wanted and thousands less than some of the higher offers.

[ATL_335i]

I would wait it out only because tax time is a month away. Your going to end up selling it to someone that probably can't afford it though.

[Rich150001]

Originally Posted by ATL_335i

I would wait it out only because tax time is a month away. Your going to end up selling it to someone that probably can't afford it though.

Thanks for the feedback. Got another offer for 16,500. Decisions, decisions...