[StradaRedlands]

Nice E91 in San Diego
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/...488741226.html
Can't comment on the price, who knows anymore. Lacks sports package or winter package, but low miles/last year of prouction is pretty nice.

https://bimmer.work/vin/abaf6d22371c...6e928b7be463d/

[I6Purist]

Originally Posted by StradaRedlands

Nice E91 in San Diego
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/...488741226.html
Can't comment on the price, who knows anymore. Lacks sports package or winter package, but low miles/last year of prouction is pretty nice.

Definitely different level of niceness than the one I am trying to sell in SD. However, I will say that after owning 3x N51s (e90, e91, e82) they are all going to need quite a few costly repairs between 75,000mi and 115,000mi. If someone wants to drive this pristine car for 2 years and sell it for around the same they bought it for and hope there isn’t too much that comes up in between, then it seems perfect.
But if someone wants to keep it forever because they know e9x/e8x were the last generations of BMWs that cared more about steering feel and sublimely smooth engines over efficiency, I think a slightly higher mileage car with good records with service and repairs from a reputable mechanic is a much better bang for your buck. A $13k car with 75k mi on it quickly becomes a $20k car with 100k mi.

Low miles are getting harder to come by, but to me low miles has started to mean not only spending more upfront, but possibly getting the opportunity to be the one to pays for many of the costly repairs rather than the last owner. Well at least they will be done by either you or the mechanic you trust.

[StradaRedlands]

Originally Posted by I6Purist

Definitely different level of niceness than the one I am trying to sell in SD. However, I will say that after owning 3x N51s (e90, e91, e82) they are all going to need quite a few costly repairs between 75,000mi and 115,000mi. If someone wants to drive this pristine car for 2 years and sell it for around the same they bought it for and hope there isn’t too much that comes up in between, then it seems perfect.
But if someone wants to keep it forever because they know e9x/e8x were the last generations of BMWs that cared more about steering feel and sublimely smooth engines over efficiency, I think a slightly higher mileage car with good records with service and repairs from a reputable mechanic is a much better bang for your buck. A $13k car with 75k mi on it quickly becomes a $20k car with 100k mi.

Low miles are getting harder to come by, but to me low miles has started to mean not only spending more upfront, but possibly getting the opportunity to be the one to pays for many of the costly repairs rather than the last owner. Well at least they will be done by either you or the mechanic you trust.

Agreed! I would much rather purchase a higher mileage car with records from an enthusiast with OCD! Those are hard to find though, most high mileage cars seem like they are on their fifth owner, and dubious maintenance records and a lot of deferred maintenance. The positive thing with a 75k car is that you know what is coming up and can plan for it. Most of the basic work tends to be DIY depending on time and inclantation.

[brooski1]

Originally Posted by StradaRedlands

Agreed! I would much rather purchase a higher mileage car with records from an enthusiast with OCD! Those are hard to find though, most high mileage cars seem like they are on their fifth owner, and dubious maintenance records and a lot of deferred maintenance. The positive thing with a 75k car is that you know what is coming up and can plan for it. Most of the basic work tends to be DIY depending on time and inclantation.

On this topic we have decided to sell our 107K mile 2009 E91 6MT on Cars & Bids. 3 owners

https://carsandbids.com/auctions/K1y...e-sports-wagon

[Gotohllcarolina]

Originally Posted by brooski1

On this topic we have decided to sell our 107K mile 2009 E91 6MT on Cars & Bids. 3 owners

https://carsandbids.com/auctions/K1y...e-sports-wagon

I will be watching this one closely, need to get rid of our boring Acura TSX wagon.