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been keeping an eye out on trademe for any decent 328i coupes but absolutely nothing. seriously.. where have they all gone??? i feel your pain.. but best to wait for the right one than settle for anything else.. thats for sure..

photos! and details! welcome

e39 looking good lucan, cant wait to see it irl

cant wait to see what goes on

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=619890971 teaser.. "These M-badged cars traditionally include modified engines, transmissions, suspensions, interior trims, aerodynamics, and exterior modifications to set them apart from their counterparts. All M models are tested and tuned at BMW's private facility at the Nürburgring racing circuit in Germany " ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha..

if its nz new then most likely "Business CD", if jap import then most likely "Business MD"

Nice upgrade since I last saw you as your e30! Nice buy, have u still got the e30?

U need my bbs rg until sth else comes up! Nice car btw

http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=620050538

Will the supersprint fit my 330 e46?

bump - bring up my post $550 cash pick up only!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=618884901

Funny.. I was actually thinking about buying this few weeks back.. Could still be keen.. Need to have a think about it

Nice to see all the M3s together

Darin's? I think he was trying to fit some merc Breyton deep dish wheels a while back. Was it a violet e36 plate [E36] ?

Sounds like reaction arm bushings. Also called control arm bush. Unless 3 out of 4 wheels are buckled (unlikely) then it will probably be these.. Might cost a fair bit so I recommend having a look online for alternative brands instead of OEM. Could be something else of course but this is my guess without knowing more details

Well you probably want to go for a 225 or 235 width, 45 or 50 profile and obviously 17" diameter. Now "best" and "affordable" don't really go together when talking about tyres. You have a few options 1. Buy new but a cheaper brand such as Achilles, nexen, sagitar, these would probably cost between $100-150 each. 2. Buy new decent brand such as falken FK452, toyo proxes4, Dunlop direzza etc $150-200? 3. Save up and buy new good brand and actually look after them. Will last longer and be safer and ride better. Michelin pilot sport, Bridgestone potenza, goodyear eagle f1, continental contact sport, etc. probably cost $250+ easily 4. Have a look on trademe for a decent brand in secondhand condition, if it's cheap enough might be worth it. (Things to look out for in secondhand tyres: camber wear, uneven tread wear, sidewall damage, puncture repair, and also check the "load rating" I think E36 should require a load rating of 90+) Finally, shop around for the brand and size you want. Some places do specials and you could find something good for a bit of a discount. Also remember to get the wheels balanced and get a wheel alignment done too. Hope this helps

i want my 2 minutes back..

Bumping a 4 year old post ftw.

Anyone have some yellow tint film left over that i could buy? Just need enough for the highbeams on my e30 Thanks

Took the 330i on a lol trip to rotorua this weekend. Clocked 460kms from a full tank of BP 98 that cost $140. OBC shows 220kms left and still got about 35% left on the gauge. Seems pretty decent for 100kmh drive with plenty of overtaking Didn't have any problems and was a very smooth and comfortable ride. Will be doing the engine oil and filter and hopefully replace trans fluid this coming week.

Rare to find a 93 model that drives well! But with those kms, a lot of things should need attention soon possibly

Nice touring Brent! Never likes the facelift non msport kits but its a good base and easily made to look nice since u got a bunch of parts! Should be worth a good sum of money if u were to sell. But definitely a keeper i say!

There are plenty of compacts around. What's your budget? Why not go for a e36 318is coupe? Or if u can stretch the budget then definitely buy muxout's one for sale. Looks amazing