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1 pointThe market will surpass what you view as a peak. Just strap in and enjoy it for the number of year's it'll take until we've made it through recession, the economy will eventually recover, meanwhile e30's (and M325i in particular) will be older, scarcer, and more desirable... and more spare cash in buyer's pockets will be reflected in higher prices. We've seen it all before, 80's, 90's, '08.... the e30 is a classic car like any other.
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1 pointWhilst you’ve done a lot to yours since you bought it I still think yours had better bones to start with than this one.
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1 pointhttp://bmwfans.info/parts-catalog/E36-Sedan/Europe/318i-M43/R/browse/retrofitting_conversion_accessories/remote_control_version_2 http://bmwfans.info/parts-catalog/E36-Sedan/Europe/318i-M43/R/browse/retrofitting_conversion_accessories/remote_control_version_1#pos_4 Try bmw nz dealers bm workshop express keys or remove and bypass the alarm or replace with another new one
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1 pointThanks for everyone's input. I removed/cleaned the Vanos solenoids yesterday, and despite them not looking too bad, the throttle response is now much sharper. An easy job to do in the end; thanks YouTube!
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1 pointI don’t believe it was a trade in, and as an aside 99% of trade-ins vehicles are currently “over-traded”.
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1 pointCan almost gaurantee it's auto and probably a 4 cylinder. Maybe a little 6. If it was a better car, they'd have liked driving it more 🤣
