Wow, short romance

[xclusivecar]

Enjoy your Bimmer!

[Jeffn]

yeah, the 97 M3 was nice but I had no passion for it-lots of respect though.

[markk]

Both BMW ///M and Porsche are very nice cars. You pick the one you choose. Eitherway you have a fine, spireted drivers car.

I couldn't decide so I have a BoxsterS and an e30 M3.

Mark.

[ohioboxster]

Asking $16,800? Sounds cheap to me. 16k isnt anything for a car these days. So you may or may not have to spend a little money on an RMS issue, big deal at that price. Is the car beat up? My 99 is perfect had 41k and I paid $20,900. Only thing I dont like about mine is it draws too much attention.

[Jeffn]

Looked clean at night but will se it again today at the Porsche dealer. Odd the dealer doesn't sell it for him for few $$.

The guy said the carfax was clean but he said he noticed some paitwork on the nose.
My M3 was sideswiped before I bought it(it was disclosed) but carfax didn't show it for 2 years.

[wild1poet2]

Markk, what does the e30 designation mean?

And, is that an M3 in the opening chase scene sequence in The Transporter?

[MNBoxster]

Hi,

My experience with ALL BMWs (owned a '78 320i 5spd.) - Very Efficient - Coldly Efficient - Boringly Efficient - Absolutely NO SOUL! They are Great Cars, but I would Never Own another one...

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99

[Jeffn]

Originally Posted by wild1poet2

Markk, what does the e30 designation mean?

And, is that an M3 in the opening chase scene sequence in The Transporter?

It's the 1st gen M3, 88-90ish. The most popular was the e36, 95-99