How a $500 craigslist car beat $400k rally cars...

Tetsuo_Shima

Tetsuo_Shima

In Cryo Sleep
This I like! I actually saw an E30 BMW M3 pass me on the road today; those things are old, but worth a shitload of money.
 
Tetsuo_Shima

Tetsuo_Shima

In Cryo Sleep
If £20k for a car that is over 20 years old isn't a shitload to you, then I can only assume that you typed that reply from your platinum-plated alienware laptop whilst bathing in £100 notes and sipping on a tall glass of 1946 vintage dom perignon. You can buy an M3 two generations newer for less money than that, they are collectors items nowadays.
 
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[THN]Buffalo_Hunter

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Tetsuo_Shima said:
If £20k for a car that is over 20 years old isn't a shitload to you, then I can only assume that you typed that reply from your platinum-plated alienware laptop whilst bathing in £100 notes and sipping on a tall glass of 1946 vintage dom perignon. You can buy an M3 two generations newer for less money than that, they are collectors items nowadays.
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Are you suggesting that anyone who buys a car £20k is rolling in it? Is someone who spends £20k on a new Mondeo rolling in it? It's the same amount of money, just a preference for new rather than old. It may seem a lot for a 20-year old car, if you want a proper classic BMW, try a 1973 2002 Turbo for £25k.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1035781.htm

or a 1974 3.0CSL for £25k

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1328692.htm

Oh, I prefer Krug, 1928.
 
Tetsuo_Shima

Tetsuo_Shima

In Cryo Sleep
What? No! I was just simply stating that the BMW E30 M3 is worth a lot of money, more money than you might expect by looking at the thing. I am sorry if you interpreted shitload as meaning 100 grand or something. I am a poor person with a low-paid job, £20k is a small fortune to me.
 
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