[bogieballs]

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Hey guys, I have a 2007 335i sedan that is loaded with sport, premium, comfort access, bluetooth, satellite radio, adaptive bi-hid headlight, bmw assist, ect. It has 54K miles. Sparkling Graphite with light gray interior. Sell price $20K. I am open to reasonable offers.

I am asking $20K due to a light accident that damaged the wrong spot. They hit the spot between the rear wheel and the rear passenger door. the only way to fix it was to replace the right rear quarter panel. It was repaired at a local BMW dealership in Dallas. The car looks great and you wouldn't know it repaired unless I told you.

[wren57]

Extremely interested... sent you a PM. Can't wait to see some pics!

[mashimarho]

wow please keep us updated I am interested

[jpuff]

CPO'd? If not, no offense but the price is a little too high.

I've seen a lot of 335i sedans go for 19k from dealers, and they all had 22 - 40k miles with plenty of time left on warranty. The price of coupe's is coming down too. I'm starting to see coupe's around 24k.

[Dozer281]

Originally Posted by jpuff

CPO'd? If not, no offense but the price is a little too high.

I've seen a lot of 335i sedans go for 19k from dealers, and they all had 22 - 40k miles with plenty of time left on warranty. The price of coupe's is coming down too. I'm starting to see coupe's around 24k.

Just saw a 2007 Coupe, fully loaded with I-Drive, sell on Auto Trader for $25.5k. I agree, 2007's are coming down quite a bit in recent months.

[bogieballs]

Originally Posted by jpuff

CPO'd? If not, no offense but the price is a little too high.

I've seen a lot of 335i sedans go for 19k from dealers, and they all had 22 - 40k miles with plenty of time left on warranty. The price of coupe's is coming down too. I'm starting to see coupe's around 24k.

No offense taken. You won't find 335i sedan with 22K miles go for 19K in Dallas. You really can't take the lowest price car from shady dealers and compare it to other cars without knowing its condition. For instance, they might have salvaged titles or flood damage.

If those cars are in good condition selling for $19k with 22k and loaded with options, I would suggest you buy it because that is a great deal.

[bogieballs]

Originally Posted by mashimarho

wow please keep us updated I am interested

PMed you.

[DJPlayer]

Originally Posted by bogieballs

No offense taken. You won't find 335i sedan with 22K miles go for 19K in Dallas. You really can't take the lowest price car from shady dealers and compare it to other cars without knowing its condition. For instance, they might have salvaged titles or flood damage.

If those cars are in good condition selling for $19k with 22k and loaded with options, I would suggest you buy it because that is a great deal.

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.

[tnttrudy]

Nice price! Wish it would be manual - good luck with sale

[Dozer281]

Pics look good, good luck with the sale.

[bogieballs]

Originally Posted by Dozer281

Pics look good, good luck with the sale.

Thanks.

[paulpelski]

Lets talk. I'm a serious buyer (cash purchase) though new to this site. Had quite a few older 3's over the years and now driving my son's 330i. So I'm ready if I can fit a 335i into my budget. Please contact me on my email at paul_pelski@hotmail.com so we can get onto the phone. Or call me on (920) 728 1492.

Regards, Paul

[coolman]

If you want a 335i asap, this is the car, good luck!

[bogieballs]

Updated pics

[5abi]

Can you post the VIN so I can check the history before proceeding further

thanks

[bogieballs]

Originally Posted by 5abi

Can you post the VIN so I can check the history before proceeding further

thanks

Sorry 5abi, I prefer to deal with people within the states. Thanks.

[bogieballs]

Originally Posted by paulpelski

Lets talk. I'm a serious buyer (cash purchase) though new to this site. Had quite a few older 3's over the years and now driving my son's 330i. So I'm ready if I can fit a 335i into my budget. Please contact me on my email at paul_pelski@hotmail.com so we can get onto the phone. Or call me on (920) 728 1492.

Regards, Paul

Paul, I just emailed you. Thanks.

[Flagler ///M135]

Wow, I've seen E46 sell for not that much less. That is a great price and anyone that says otherwise, they dont know what they are talking about. I'm thinking about selling my 330, but now I have to reconcider. Good luck with your sale!!!

[lvm3]

MMR Wholesale price is $20,600. I'd say your price is more than fair!

[bogieballs]

Sale pending!

Thanks guys for positive feedback.

[KyLu II]

Wow these cars lost their value that much?

[jpuff]

Originally Posted by bogieballs

No offense taken. You won't find 335i sedan with 22K miles go for 19K in Dallas. You really can't take the lowest price car from shady dealers and compare it to other cars without knowing its condition. For instance, they might have salvaged titles or flood damage.

If those cars are in good condition selling for $19k with 22k and loaded with options, I would suggest you buy it because that is a great deal.

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.