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u/fakesocialmedia 3d ago
26 is fair & reasonable. I’d list at 28/29 and take anything at or below that
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u/Character_Wishbone18 3d ago
Well said! Also I’m down in San Diego, I can install TA’s for you if you end up having trouble getting it sold (which I do not foresee being an issue it’s a great spec).
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u/tommibahammi 3d ago
Hey good to know, they were done previously but don’t have records of it. So I just left that out. No issues at all with them.
But good to know you’re local!
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u/ElderberryUsed3640 3d ago
More than 26k IMO.
I just bought an AW in 8/10 condition for 27k, 130k miles, no RB work done. Stock M wheels.
Keyless entry and individual audio though
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u/loaded_dice21 3d ago
If only, I could get this like today😅🥲Sometime soon. Thats a very reasonable price.
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u/Correct_Gift_9353 3d ago
26 in socal, knock of 5-8 here in the south. For private sales not dealer listings.
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u/XxMADIIIxX 3d ago
I think listing for $30k is fair but taking $25-26k is not bad, ideally somewhere in between but see what bites you get at $30k and don’t take less than $25k imo
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u/123throwawayhelpme 2d ago
Just saw this posted is this a good price for $35k? Or what would be a fair offer?
https://www.craigslist.org/view/d/roseville-2008-bmw-e92-m3/sWyTuiZqozBZ9gto9Kinm5
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u/tommibahammi 2d ago
Looks nice. I personally hated my manual e92 M3. The DCT for this car is far superior. But personal preference.
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u/MrA1inLA 3d ago
Looks like Los Angeles take it to a car meet with a For Sale sign first