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Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of an M3 from the 1995 year. I am in the market right now, because I can afford one from that era. I got up to $16,000 to spend on a car and why not a BMW. So, if anyone could please help me that woudl be awesome. Thanks
3.0 liter instead of the 3.2, less torque. The engine is OBD1 so you can modify to make more power. Watch out for the waterpump, it was made with plastic that year so it breaks easily.
Ok, thanks. Whats a good mileage for thoes cars before shit goes haywire. And how are they during winter. In indiana its a hit or miss on how snowy our winter will be.
mileage is not that important, you can find a car with 150,000 miles that is better then one with 50,000.....it's all about finding an M3 that has been taken care of and properly maintained.
Also, alot of people say that the ///M engine doesn't even break in until 75,000 miles.
Yeah, I am gonna call on this one probably tommarrow. Do you think the bank would make a 4 year loan on a 8 year old car? Cuz that is the way I am going to have to do it, because I have a ~$7500 downpayment and I would need a loan for the rest.
Originally posted by MrM3@Jul 6 2003, 05:00 PM Looks good i doubt the bank will finance 4yrs, probably 3 at best.
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Thanks man.
I hope they will do 4 years, because that will be the easiest way I could do it, with my DP and 4 years with a 5.39(the intrest rate around IN) it comes to 180 a month. and 3 years is 226 a month. I could do 226, but with school and everything.
I might end up having to go through the local BMW dealer cuz I could get financed easier.
Originally posted by Regnevelc@Jul 6 2003, 07:05 AM Ok, thanks. Whats a good mileage for thoes cars before shit goes haywire. And how are they during winter. In indiana its a hit or miss on how snowy our winter will be.
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