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Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Lounge (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? (/showthread.php?tid=9340) |
Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - CaptainHenreh - 03-28-2011 Feersty will be back to tell us what he bought in 18 months. edit: It will be a Fusion Hybrid. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Evan - 03-28-2011 I wish I drove a GTO while car shopping. I think it would have been a kickass car and probably gets better mileage than the g35 (which gets abysmal mileage) Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Seantn1k - 03-29-2011 Mike Wrote:also... the clutch delay valve suuucks. Damn it! Now I notice it all the time! lol -Sean Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Feersty - 04-05-2011 The GTO definitely seems like a worthy option, I will look into what the insurance costs are. I have also just thought, screw it and get a newer white Civic Si coupe. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Feersty - 06-27-2011 This is exactly what I want, but 124,000 miles? For $14,000. Seems like it is close to the end of its life. Comment? <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/2426732105.html">http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/2426732105.html</a><!-- m --> Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Evan - 06-27-2011 lol you could almost get an M3 for that price wouldnt touch it Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Kaan - 06-27-2011 you need to look outside of texas. everything is over priced in the vehicle market it seems. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - D_Eclipse9916 - 06-27-2011 Wow that thing is overpriced as hell. For 14k we bought my moms M3 with 87,000 miles. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - JustinG - 06-27-2011 thats like what 250 SHOs? Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - ViPER1313 - 06-27-2011 JustinG Wrote:thats like what 250 SHOs?Speaking of overpriced cars..... sell the DSM yet :bootyshake: Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Evan - 06-27-2011 used car market is rediculously overpriced right now. very odd time where it makes more financial sense to shop new than used Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Cody - 06-27-2011 I'm a proud partial owner of an 02' 330i. We drove it back from Sebring in 12 hours all night to the burg (google how long it should take) then I auto X'd it (after about 15 minutes of downtime) and it didn't complain one bit. It also loved VIR with koni coils. That being said e46s are very predictable with what goes wrong, they're proven cars, and 4 doors are VERY nice to have. I also get at least 32mpg hiway and it has plenty of power to shoot around people in traffic when necessary. and... the clutch delay valve is long gone. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Jake - 06-28-2011 Cody Wrote:and... the clutch delay valve is long gone. Hallelujah. They're nearly un-driveable with the CDV. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - JustinG - 06-28-2011 ViPER1313 Wrote:JustinG Wrote:thats like what 250 SHOs?Speaking of overpriced cars..... sell the DSM yet :bootyshake: .......... :finger: Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - HAULN-SS - 06-28-2011 Evan Wrote:used car market is rediculously overpriced right now. Read an article about this a while back and basically tracing it back to the tsunami Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Feersty - 06-28-2011 Evan Wrote:used car market is rediculously overpriced right now. Can you elaborate on this? I get mail from a variety of dealerships in the area that they would give me a good deal on my trade-in, because my car gets get MPG and is semi-rare. But they are probably just blowing smoke. With the E46, I test drove it at the Ultimate Drive and liked it, I don't like the E92 because they just look too heavy, and they are over my budget. But then when you look at the mileage for the E46s around here at least, it is always way up there. Maybe I should go a different way. since the newest E46s are now 5 years old. I would love a 2006 330ci with ZHP, manual, red leather interior, and those slick LED taillights. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Mike - 06-28-2011 HAULN-SS Wrote:Evan Wrote:used car market is rediculously overpriced right now. link? sounds interesting. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - D_Eclipse9916 - 06-28-2011 Mike Wrote:HAULN-SS Wrote:Evan Wrote:used car market is rediculously overpriced right now. Id have to agree I want to see this article. From all my research it indicates that people on average are keeping their cars one year longer, sending used cars up. Yes, the Tsunami has had an affect, but used car prices have been creeping up before the tsunami ever happened. Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - Kaan - 06-28-2011 cash for clunkers started it! Re: Next car: 330ci, 330i, 350Z, or other similar? - HAULN-SS - 06-28-2011 I think it was either this article: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blogs.automotive.com/how-japan-s-earthquake-tsunami-leads-to-rising-used-car-prices-12327.html">http://blogs.automotive.com/how-japan-s-earthquake-tsunami-leads-to-rising-used-car-prices-12327.html</a><!-- m --> or something it linked to/from |