Future Z3 Owner (hopefully)

[MattRRT]

Well I'd prefer a 6cyl, and I wasn't going to pay $4000 for a 190k car.

I do like Frankies but I don't have that much money to start. I am well aware that in my $3000 range I'm gonna be doing some work to it.

 

[Dino D]

I'm amazed that in the USA which has so many cars that people are still asking these prices for cars like that.

 

[oldcarman]

Now you know why I drive a RHD that I bought in Hounslow! Shipped to Canada and my drive less than I could have bought a car in NA. Now the exchange rate is not as favourable!! That's why my TOO!! Car got broken by Andy. JIM

 

[MattRRT]

I am contemplating an offer on the one with a good top. But only like $2800. I WISH I could find a car like Frankie's

 

[MattRRT]

The search continues

1999 2.3 manual with 130k, at a dealer. Asking $4000. Hopefully I'll get up there today to look. It's been on the lot a while, was $5000, still hoping to get it for under $3500

 

[Grumps]

Patience! I don't know the American market but these prices seem a lot to me for condition. Stick with it, the right car will turn up!

 

[Zeti]

I agree! I was looking 9 months before buying mine!
Keep looking and the Zed will come to you!

 

[t-tony]

I think to be honest the £-$ makes them look dearer than they actually are. $3,500 is £2,400 approx. for a 1999 2.3 in average condition it's not that much more than over here. But in the end just because someone asks a certain amount doesn't necessarily mean he'll get it, and that applies anywhere.

Tony.

 

[oldcarman]

Thanks Tony was just about to say the same! Take a look Matt and offer what you think it's worth. If they won't play ball walk and keep looking! You'll know the one when it shows up. JIM

 

[Carl H]

Get the best 6cylinder car you can afford ,that $3000 2.8 you found seemed a good driving project