14k for a 2003 sedan with 118,000 miles on it????? Wow. I had no idea our cars were appreciating so much.
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14k for a 2003 sedan with 118,000 miles on it????? Wow. I had no idea our cars were appreciating so much.
Thanks for the research. BaT has Mystic Blue 6MT convertible; 8 hours left, $6500.
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Agree, too cheap! I assume that's your comment on it over on BaT:Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Adolfo
Oct 21 at 7:28 AM AdolfoAquino
Nice sample. $6500 is still too cheap. It will bring someone joy. I own a 2004 ZHP coupe in OBM with 57k miles. My plan is to keep driving it into my 80s.
Yeah. It went for $12K. Respectable.Quote:
Originally Posted by pedro2u
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Check this link with BaT and CnB recent sales:
https://www.classic.com/m/bmw/3-seri...p/?chart=sales
Part of the increase seems to be due to the compression in the used car market. After covid, there is a lot less listings on craigslist.
I just put together a price sheet for a colleague shopping 5 speed e30 verts. If they’re under 100k, they’re $12,000+ on BAT.
Interesting, why only 28 data points? There were that many sales on BaT alone just this year, yet alone going all the way back to 2016 like their plot doesQuote:
Originally Posted by fredo
For current pricing trends, you generally don’t use 4 year old sales as data points.Quote:
Originally Posted by pedro2u
As I think about selling my ZHP, thought I'd update the BaT ZHP sales spreadsheet to bring it today's date. Here's the PDF version, the site won't let me upload the excel file. Currently sorted by sale date......
I count 37 ZHP sales on BaT in 2020