Official-look-what-i-found-thread (craigslist, other-forums, etc)
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this has been at $12k for a couple days now. If it doesn't completely skyrocket I have half a mind to make an attempt to snag it. Although I'm sure on the last day it will pump up to a price I'm unhappy with.
It's definitely making me re-think my E92 supercharging plans for this spring, though.Do it!
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this has been at $12k for a couple days now. If it doesn't completely skyrocket I have half a mind to make an attempt to snag it. Although I'm sure on the last day it will pump up to a price I'm unhappy with.
It's definitely making me re-think my E92 supercharging plans for this spring, though.
Its not a half bad price at 12k either, especially if it's as clean as it looks. E30 M3 suspension alone costs a fortune now-a-days. You're right though, it'll probably jump up at least a couple grand in the last few hours
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From the BAT auctions I've watched til the end, it always jumps up. They add some sort of "bonus round" once time expires to place any last bids, lol.
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From the BAT auctions I've watched til the end, it always jumps up. They add some sort of "bonus round" once time expires to place any last bids, lol.
I actually think that's a great feature, especially for the seller since it helps bring higher prices. That way nobody is sniping at the last 0.02 seconds like on ebay
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From the BAT auctions I've watched til the end, it always jumps up. They add some sort of "bonus round" once time expires to place any last bids, lol.
damn you and your crashing of my hopes and dreams into the ocean of reality.
I may pull the trigger even at a few thousand more. I was already planning about $12k for rod bearings, supercharger, and an xpipe for the M3 so if I don't do that and instead got this car, I could probably justify a little extra cash because....i mean....it's a full car and my wife loves E30s as much as I do which helps.
2011 E92 M3 6MT ZCP - ESS 625 supercharged
2007 Z4MR
2003 E39 M5
2002 E46 M3
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Im sure it is either a scam or a POS, but if by some miracle it is actually a well maintained e34 m5...
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-bmw-m5-great-car/6479429167.html
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damn you and your crashing of my hopes and dreams into the ocean of reality.
It's not us doing the crashing....
But for real, it's a gorgeous car. Silver on E30's can look so darn good, and that one does it well.
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Im sure it is either a scam or a POS, but if by some miracle it is actually a well maintained e34 m5...
https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-bmw-m5-great-car/6479429167.html
definitely a scam
https://okaloosa.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-bmw-m5-great-car/6479506942.html
https://desmoines.craigslist.org/cto/d/1991-bmw-m5-6-cylinder/6478400309.html
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It's not us doing the crashing....
But for real, it's a gorgeous car. Silver on E30's can look so darn good, and that one does it well.
The silver really does look nice - my biggest gripe at this point is with BaT. I was checking out their FAQ for buyers and it looks like the buyer has to pay the fee when the car sells. Minimum of $250 or 5% up to 100k purchase. So basically if the car goes for 15k it's like an extra 750 bucks.
That's against how basically every other sales service on the planet works - i.e. Ebay fees are the seller's responsibility, Paypal fees are the seller's responsibility, and yes even real estate buying and selling agent fees come out of the final sale price of a house (the seller's pocket).
So I may walk on this just because of that on principle. Still deliberating but it really bugs me that BaT collects money from the seller on the front end and also the buyer on the back end of the transaction. Especially considering the seller is already almost invariably drawing in higher purchase price simply because the car is listed on BaT.
2011 E92 M3 6MT ZCP - ESS 625 supercharged
2007 Z4MR
2003 E39 M5
2002 E46 M3
2021 X5 40i -
The silver really does look nice - my biggest gripe at this point is with BaT. I was checking out their FAQ for buyers and it looks like the buyer has to pay the fee when the car sells. Minimum of $250 or 5% up to 100k purchase. So basically if the car goes for 15k it's like an extra 750 bucks.
That's against how basically every other sales service on the planet works - i.e. Ebay fees are the seller's responsibility, Paypal fees are the seller's responsibility, and yes even real estate buying and selling agent fees come out of the final sale price of a house (the seller's pocket).
So I may walk on this just because of that on principle. Still deliberating but it really bugs me that BaT collects money from the seller on the front end and also the buyer on the back end of the transaction. Especially considering the seller is already almost invariably drawing in higher purchase price simply because the car is listed on BaT.
Didn't know about that.
That is kind of odd, as you had mentioned that largely everyone else does it differently.
Why not double dip when you can, that may be their motto! -
Pretty much all auto auctions are like that (Mecum, Gooding, Bonhams, etc), the buyer pays the fee/commission, typically called "the premium". Some charge both buyer and seller from what I have heard. People mostly prefer BaT over the big auction houses since the premium is capped on larger ticket cars, although not a lot of those get sold there.
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6 hours to go and still at $12k
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Pretty much all auto auctions are like that (Mecum, Gooding, Bonhams, etc), the buyer pays the fee/commission, typically called "the premium". Some charge both buyer and seller from what I have heard. People mostly prefer BaT over the big auction houses since the premium is capped on larger ticket cars, although not a lot of those get sold there.
Yup, buyers always pay the fees for auto auction sales. BaT is a little different because it's an auction site, but there is a private seller. BaT isn't the seller.
I wouldn't let it deter you from the sale if you're seriously interested.
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Hm. A convertible pick up.
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/d/1986-chevy-pickup-truck/6462190568.html
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6 hours to go and still at $12k
Just noticed this in the ad:
"Though it has a clean Oregon title, the car was red flagged by the California Air Resources Board due to an earlier engine conversion shortly before its purchase by the seller, who emphasizes that it will never be legal for California registration as a result."
Eliminates all the competition in Cali which could certainly help the price
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Just noticed this in the ad:
"Though it has a clean Oregon title, the car was red flagged by the California Air Resources Board due to an earlier engine conversion shortly before its purchase by the seller, who emphasizes that it will never be legal for California registration as a result."
Eliminates all the competition in Cali which could certainly help the price
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damn you and your crashing of my hopes and dreams into the ocean of reality.
I may pull the trigger even at a few thousand more. I was already planning about $12k for rod bearings, supercharger, and an xpipe for the M3 so if I don't do that and instead got this car, I could probably justify a little extra cash because....i mean....it's a full car and my wife loves E30s as much as I do which helps.You will never win if you don't play! If you don't even attempt I'll be extremely dissapointed... [emoji14] Make a bid and see where it goes!
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yeah i'm watching it attentively right now. I guess yeah if other auto services do that too then fine but it still literally is against how every other sales mechanism works i.e. the seller pays fees in basically every other walk of life. It would make more sense for super rare cars that you can't just find anywhere - basically paying for the opportunity to own such things. But BaT is rapidly turning into something bigger than that.
and yes the main reason I am even considering this is because Cali restrictions eliminate buyers so I have faith that the bids won't go crazy.
As much as I think it would be fun to supercharge the M3, I think it would be more fun to have a street-friendly S50 e30 that isn't beat to shit. So i'm definitely seriously considering it still
2011 E92 M3 6MT ZCP - ESS 625 supercharged
2007 Z4MR
2003 E39 M5
2002 E46 M3
2021 X5 40i -
yeah i'm watching it attentively right now. I guess yeah if other auto services do that too then fine but it still literally is against how every other sales mechanism works i.e. the seller pays fees in basically every other walk of life. It would make more sense for super rare cars that you can't just find anywhere - basically paying for the opportunity to own such things. But BaT is rapidly turning into something bigger than that.
and yes the main reason I am even considering this is because Cali restrictions eliminate buyers so I have faith that the bids won't go crazy.
As much as I think it would be fun to supercharge the M3, I think it would be more fun to have a street-friendly S50 e30 that isn't beat to shit. So i'm definitely seriously considering it stillYou should keep seriously considering this
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