335i this is for real

beem5kop

New member
I finally got a decent 2011 335i with just over 70k on the clock.

The asking price is 279K.
I am still waiting on the VIN number.
Is still to much or does the mileage make up for the higher then normal price?
 

Nemo

///Member
Retail should be well above R300k for the car and trade should be close to R300k so not a bad price bud.
 

Mike-R

Member
Not a bad price bud, and milleage is still low. And still in motorplan, so a good deal.

I bought my E90 2010 N55 LCI with 62000 on the clock for R280K

Make sure they replace rear tires if they are shot but they will anyway if its from a BM dealer and give the car a full checkup, check what was replaced under motorplan and ask to get a quote now to extend motorplan, theyll give you better price now instead of asking just before its ends.

Other than that, milleage is good, and if the car has been looked after it shouldnt have any kurb rash or buckled mags.

Good luck with the purchase bud.
 

Kimeran

///Member
I'd say it's too much if it's an E90
Last year Feb I saw a 2011 E90 335i with every extra for R275k with 70 000km
 

pimpassdaddy

Well-known member
Mike-R said:
Not a bad price bud, and milleage is still low. And still in motorplan, so a good deal.

I bought my E90 2010 N55 LCI with 62000 on the clock for R280K

Make sure they replace rear tires if they are shot but they will anyway if its from a BM dealer and give the car a full checkup, check what was replaced under motorplan and ask to get a quote now to extend motorplan, theyll give you better price now instead of asking just before its ends.

Other than that, milleage is good, and if the car has been looked after it shouldnt have any kurb rash or buckled mags.

Good luck with the purchase bud.

You can only get a quote on Motorplan when it's about to expire (within 6 months) if I remember correctly. The system calculates the price, based on mileage as one of the parameters.
 
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