2005 BMW 325CI Coupe
#1
2005 BMW 325CI Coupe
Do you think $25,500.00 for a 2005 BMW 325CI Coupe with 13,000 miles is a good price? I am thinking about buying it, ready to make the deal on Monday. Guys tell me what you think. Thanks.
#5
It just have the basics the no package it has a sun roof, power windows, locks, cruise control, single compact disc, dual front air bags, front side air bags, ABS brakes, leather, and alloy wheels, leather seats, do not have a navigation system.
Last edited by Georgiapeach; 07-28-2007 at 06:17 AM.
#6
Personally, I would not buy a stripper BMW. You expect more options on a BMW than on a Kia. Therefore, I'd quickly be mad at myself for not buying a better equiped BMW.
Unless I just had to have the "prestige" of owning a BMW....
Unless I just had to have the "prestige" of owning a BMW....
#7
Originally Posted by keg1997
Personally, I would not buy a stripper BMW. You expect more options on a BMW than on a Kia. Therefore, I'd quickly be mad at myself for not buying a better equiped BMW.
Unless I just had to have the "prestige" of owning a BMW....
Unless I just had to have the "prestige" of owning a BMW....
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#10
Originally Posted by Saintor
The E46 has more 'sex appeal', and is more emotional than the
25K$ is a good deal for a 13000 miles Coupe
I absolutely love mine and worry that I have less than 10 months to live with it...
25K$ is a good deal for a 13000 miles Coupe
I absolutely love mine and worry that I have less than 10 months to live with it...
#11
Originally Posted by Georgiapeach
Do you think $25,500.00 for a 2005 BMW 325CI Coupe with 13,000 miles is a good price? I am thinking about buying it, ready to make the deal on Monday. Guys tell me what you think. Thanks.
The milage is definitly "right" on it. It's only been driven about 6-7k miles a year or less...
#13
$25,500 for
184hp
single disc cd changer
and since you said no options, i'm assuming no xenons or heated seats
IMO... wtf is wrong with you? 25.5k for that?
i^jk about the above, but seriously now... come on.
184hp
single disc cd changer
and since you said no options, i'm assuming no xenons or heated seats
IMO... wtf is wrong with you? 25.5k for that?
i^jk about the above, but seriously now... come on.
#14
Originally Posted by Crazy Sellout
^ also can be a concern, maybe it was in a wreck and spent a lot of time in the bodyshop....
No is has not been wrecked I did a car fax on it, look at where we are at we are in Italy. You do not drive these cars i.e. BMW/Acura every day here I don't know if you know but the roads are very bad here and the driving is very bad here. We pay 4 grand a year in insurance and we are both over the age of 25. This is the worst place to be in Europe as far as accidents and wrecks are concerned. Yes it is the color combo that I would chose red with black interior, and yes it is the trany that I would chose 5 speed that's why I wanted it in the first place. The Acura is an AT and I have regrets with buying the AT, yes I can live with none navi, the Acura’s navi don't even work here. When we go back to the states at the end of next year and I need navi I will just take the Acura or put in an after market navi.
#15
Originally Posted by Georgiapeach
No is has not been wrecked I did a car fax on it, look at where we are at we are in Italy.
1) I don't know if Carfax has any info. for a car registered in Europe-- does the Carfax readout indicate it is valid for Europe? Regardless, get an experienced mechanic to check the car if no one you know is familiar with spotting accident repairs.
2) If the car is in Italy, will it be coming to the US, and what would be the certification cost for the destination US state in that circumstance?
Answers to those questions will determine whether the purchase price makes sense. Certifying a non-CA car for CA is a pain, even when it's possible.
G/L!
#18
Originally Posted by Will Y.
Where is the BMW- US or Italy?
1) I don't know if Carfax has any info. for a car registered in Europe-- does the Carfax readout indicate it is valid for Europe? Regardless, get an experienced mechanic to check the car if no one you know is familiar with spotting accident repairs.
2) If the car is in Italy, will it be coming to the US, and what would be the certification cost for the destination US state in that circumstance?
Answers to those questions will determine whether the purchase price makes sense. Certifying a non-CA car for CA is a pain, even when it's possible.
G/L!
1) I don't know if Carfax has any info. for a car registered in Europe-- does the Carfax readout indicate it is valid for Europe? Regardless, get an experienced mechanic to check the car if no one you know is familiar with spotting accident repairs.
2) If the car is in Italy, will it be coming to the US, and what would be the certification cost for the destination US state in that circumstance?
Answers to those questions will determine whether the purchase price makes sense. Certifying a non-CA car for CA is a pain, even when it's possible.
G/L!
Yes the car is located in Italy, we have to get it inspected before it is sold and purchased and it if passes the inspection then everything is good. Yes the car is from Germany and it is located in Italy, yes we will be coming to the states at the end of next year, no certification cost to my knowledge. Thanks for the responds.
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