[qusfbf92]

It has AT, sport, nav, and prem pkg.
dealer sells it for 29k
How much should I offer? I'm thinking about offering low because it has one accident record.

[FrozenM3nace]

In Vancouver a 335i with 50k miles go for $22,000 to $27,000 with no accidents so you should be able to get it for $27,000

[tony20009]

You should offer nothing on that car. There's a reason for the cliche about things looking too good to be true. Caveat emptor.

If you have the money to buy a used BMW, you have the money to buy one that hasn't been in an accident.

BMWs already have a relatively high TCO. I don't think it's a good idea to buy one that has the added risk of having been in an accident. BMWs are wonderful cars, but they are hardly so special, so unique that one needs to buy one that's been damaged.

All the best and good luck.

[alcolite]

IMHO tony's completely right. I bought a one-accident e92 once... Great car, amazing drive... But it didn't have the touch that BMW once stamped on it in the assembly line...

I ended up picking up an e46 convertible, 1 owner, <60k mls, fully optioned with all records from BMW... Literally a mint car <3

I think this one drives 10x better than my e92.... even though my e92 only came with 45-50k mls... I'll buy another e92/3 one day, but it'll have to be an M

Use your money wisely! Buy a car within your budget, without any accidents!! E46 m3's are always a nice way to go!

[benzo23]

I wouldnt waste my time with it, clean e9x's are a dime a dozen now