[xd.55]

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Asking Price:

USD 16,000.00

Location:

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Item Interest

2006 BMW 330i 50k
sport package
cold weather package
premium package
comfort access
sunroof

$15,000

I am the 2nd owner of this 330i, I bought it back in August of '08 when it had 15k on it. It's been garage kept ever since and dealer maintained for what little service it did require (I have all receipts). This car was not my daily driver and is well cared for. Unfortunately, though I would love to keep it, I no longer have time to enjoy it since our family has grown in the past 2 years.

FYI, two years ago the left rear quarter was side-swiped by my parking neighbor. His insurance paid for everything and the damage was only cosmetic. I took it to BMW of Rockville's collision center for the repair. Later on I discovered a very light scuff and small dent again in the left rear quarter wheel well (not sure if it was the same guy). Luckily, it is not very noticeable. Will be sorry to see this car go.Cashier's/bank check as payment.

cell # 631 445 3310

[xd.55]

bumpski

[alexb]

What a gorgeous car! Bump for you! How many miles on it?

[xd.55]

Thanks, 50k

[xd.55]

Need opinions, is my asking price to high?

[runwild]

Originally Posted by xd.55

Need opinions, is my asking price to high?

Great looking car and GLWS, I used to have an e90 330i and loved it. Your mileage is low, but I think the asking price is high. I see a lot of 330s in my area priced at around 10-12k. Being your mileage is lower than most, I think $14k is the highest the car can sell for even in excellent condition. Realistically I think you should get between $12k-$14k for the car. If the cars record is listed as being involved in an accident even from a minor incident with your neighbor, it will definitely affect the value. This is my honest opinion, I hope to not have offended you. For anyone looking to purchase a quality e90 that they plan on keeping for years to come, I'd say they'll be lucky to have this car. the 330 was the cream of the crop in regards to all other e90s. It's reliable, and more powerful than the 325/328 n52s and although not as quick as the 335, it will never encounter most of the problems that the 335s are known to have.

If I could trade my 328xi e92 for a mint 330i, I would in a heart beat!

GLWS!

[Big_CG]

Im in the market for a 330i. I need manual and idrive though-

Most prices I see are 9-12k with 100k or more miles...I think you might get 13k for it if you find the right buyer. The challenge is as these cars age, the price gap between low and high mileage decreases. Especially on the N52 that is just rock solid, compared to N54 where people have a perception that more issues come with higher mileage.

[GoRomeo]

Originally Posted by runwild

Great looking car and GLWS, I used to have an e90 330i and loved it. Your mileage is low, but I think the asking price is high. I see a lot of 330s in my area priced at around 10-12k. Being your mileage is lower than most, I think $14k is the highest the car can sell for even in excellent condition. Realistically I think you should get between $12k-$14k for the car. If the cars record is listed as being involved in an accident even from a minor incident with your neighbor, it will definitely affect the value. This is my honest opinion, I hope to not have offended you. For anyone looking to purchase a quality e90 that they plan on keeping for years to come, I'd say they'll be lucky to have this car. the 330 was the cream of the crop in regards to all other e90s. It's reliable, and more powerful than the 325/328 n52s and although not as quick as the 335, it will never encounter most of the problems that the 335s are known to have.

If I could trade my 328xi e92 for a mint 330i, I would in a heart beat!

GLWS!

Well said my son

[xd.55]

no offense taken, honestly the only price guide I had to go by was KBB and also looked at some local listings. My intentions were to use those values and let a serious buyer negotiate the price down but still no real interest.

ill be lowering price, its been to long and I need the space. I just hope it goes to a good home.

Thanks

[runwild]

Originally Posted by xd.55

no offense taken, honestly the only price guide I had to go by was KBB and also looked at some local listings. My intentions were to use those values and let a serious buyer negotiate the price down but still no real interest.

ill be lowering price, its been to long and I need the space. I just hope it goes to a good home.

Thanks

Wish the good home it could go to was mine lol unfortunately timing is everything. If the cars still available in a couple months, I'm going to keep my eye on it. A family member of mine may be in the market once their lease is up, just need to find out when that'll be.

[xd.55]

Sold for 13k today, thanks for the help guys. Im gonna miss it!