[jpuff]

Originally Posted by DJPlayer

I make it a point to throw out the real numbers since I've been shopping for a 335/328 for so long now. But I'm going to agree.. 07's w/ below 30k miles loaded aren't coming close to 19k. If you knock off the CPO on 335's I've seen, it would be 24k at bare minimum. If you found a 19k 335i w/ even minimal options (anywhere in the United States).. you should grab it and run.

Sedans are 19k (hard to find, but they're there, clean carfax verifies it). Most sedans are anywhere from 20 - 23k, but that's from dealers and private parties should be selling for less. The coupe's still go for more... 26k or so I believe, but that's down about 3-4k from the 30k they were a month and a half ago. Keep in mind this is JUST for the 07's.

[tnttrudy]

Originally Posted by jpuff

Sedans are 19k (hard to find, but they're there, clean carfax verifies it). Most sedans are anywhere from 20 - 23k, but that's from dealers and private parties should be selling for less. The coupe's still go for more... 26k or so I believe, but that's down about 3-4k from the 30k they were a month and a half ago. Keep in mind this is JUST for the 07's.

You are still pressing the point of low pricing on the e90s - prove it, send us couple of examples with links for those amazing deals you are talking about

I am on the market for the e90/07 and you simply can't find a car for the price you have described above, unless it's an auction car with shady history.

And back to the OP - it is a good price indeed

[bogieballs]

Originally Posted by ozzM3

You are still pressing the point of low pricing on the e90s - prove it, send us couple of examples with links for those amazing deals you are talking about

I am on the market for the e90/07 and you simply can't find a car for the price you have described above, unless it's an auction car with shady history.

And back to the OP - it is a good price indeed

The car has been sold!

For the sellers in this forum, you guys should stick to the price you feel comfortable with letting your car go for and disregard the unreasonable low-ballers. You guys know who I am talking about. Peace.

[dmz]

Until you can provide us a like with those price that you claimed, you are wrong and everything you said is wrong. No need to get into details. Trust me, you are wrong on all counts.

Originally Posted by jpuff

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I ran carfax's on them and they were clean. I've also seen coupe's start plummeting in price. The 2008's and above are still fetching a premium, but the market isn't paying more than 23k for a low mileage 335i sedan any more. Hell the other day a auction for a 2007 335i coupe with 33k miles on it ended at 19,900. No problems with the car whatsoever. It had 21 bids, but no one was willing to go over 19k for it. I'm guessing it has to do with the fact that there are so many new iterations of the 335i that have come out over the past few years. 335i sedan, coupe, pre lci, post lci, the is models, the new engine, the HPFP failures, etc etc. And apparently a new 3 is right around the corner. I would advise you and everyone else looking to sell to get whatever money you can out of your car before august gets to the mid point and dealers will not offer you more than 16k for your car because they want to have room for all the newest models.

Sorry man.

edit: Juan, I don't know why the but E46 models have held their value. We bought an E46 330ci convertible a few years ago for around 16k and it's still around 15k. I don't know if this is true or not, but I've heard a lot of people prefer the styling of the E46's over the E90's, especially with the M3, and I've also heard that there's just an enormous overload of E90's on the market which is driving price down, on top of the other factors I mentioned above. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[FLA 335]

congrats! looked like a very clean 335!!! i like the window shades!!! im sure that is a must in TX.!!!

[jpuff]

unfortunately, these cars that go for 19 - 22k don't remain online after they've been sold. But I'll be sure to post links as soon as they come up since you're so skeptical of it.

edit: apparently dmz was right and everything I said was wrong . I'm sure he's been doing lots of research lately and he's not just talking nonsense because he doesn't want to hear that his car isn't worth what he thinks it's worth. "Wrong on all counts!" hahaha.

Ozz, here are the examples of 22 - 23k 2007 sedans I was talking about. And this was just after 1 minute of searching.

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

BMW coupe that had 11 bids but no one would pay (i know it says damage reported, but on ebay that could mean anything and this car is a CPO which means it wasn't actually in an accident)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Certi...item335f4c0599

[tnttrudy]

[QUOTE=jpuff;7764954]unfortunately, these cars that go for 19 - 22k don't remain online after they've been sold. But I'll be sure to post links as soon as they come up since you're so skeptical of it.

edit: apparently dmz was right and everything I said was wrong . I'm sure he's been doing lots of research lately and he's not just talking nonsense because he doesn't want to hear that his car isn't worth what he thinks it's worth. "Wrong on all counts!" hahaha.

Ozz, here are the examples of 22 - 23k 2007 sedans I was talking about. And this was just after 1 minute of searching.


Jpuff - let's face it, all examples that you are refereing to are in 22K-23K range and none in 19K proximity.
At the end of the day if you want to express your opinion on the pricing please don't do that in the member's Sale Ad - OP was trying to sell his car, not to start a debate on the price.

Good luck with your search.