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3-Series (E36)Chat relating to the BMW 3-Series from 1992-1999. Autodoodad
Specific models include: BMW 316i, BMW 318i, BMW 318iS/ti, BMW 320, BMW 323, BMW 320, BMW 324, BMW 325, BMW 328.
Need to sell my '95 325is and am not sure if I should go by the blue book as ask $8400 or if I can expcet more. Assuming the car is in Excellent to Good condition, what do you guys think?
condition not just outside body but interior(leather cracked)?
Let us know more about the car. If it is in real good condition, then demand in most places will let you sell it for blue book or a little higher. The miles is the number one factor that people will look at, although our cars can go for the long haul.
If the mileage is around 100k then i would say anywhere between 5-8 grand.. depending on how long you are willing to wait for someone who knows nothing about the market to bite at it.
I still have everything stock, 91,000miles Interior is great except the two front seats are showing wear on the outer edges. If you guys think I should hold out for blue book then I def. will. I'll put in in the paper for $9,200 but goes as low as $8,400 I think. Thanks!
If that link doesn't work. YOu have to make sure you are clicking private party value. It shows blue book closer to $7000, for a stock 325is with 91,0000 miles in good condition, not excellent(that would require perfect interior). Excellent is $7700. This is in my zip code but i don't think that makes a big difference.
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