Golfboy666GTI

Sadly my Father is selling his E30 M3: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1086904705

And if blue ^ isn't your thing, maybe you would like a black NZ new 6 speed manual: https://www.carjam.co.nz/car/?plate=hsa926

Feel free to season your hat: https://www.carjam.co.nz/car/?plate=dyg861

The one next door to work is NZ new and 1 owner. I'll grab a pic of it tomorrow. BMW Dealers and BMW NZ will give you different figures.

What a load of dribble. Do you think that some 10 year old sales boy would know $hit from clay? In fact a guy that works next door to me owns a E92 335. Also 3 weeks ago I spotted a E91 335 manual and I live in little old Napier. Gotta be more out there.

Jap import?

I saw this car on Monday. The original owner can't have sold it because he was driving it.

Correct. Do I know you?

Are you referred to the auto 318 with the Hartage badge on the front that's local in Napier? My Fathers E30 M3 is the real deal. No E30 M3's were ever built RHD, unless you want to argue about the 2 in Hong Kong or the car built by Frank Gardiner?

That would have left the factory with some cool Motorsport alloys.

Thats my Fathers car. Might be coming to the market soon.

And heres another 991 coded car: http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/bmw/auction-1040266559.htm Is it common that they are manuals? Or is that Im only interest in manuals?

I just came across another 991 coded BMW. his time its a E91 335 Touring. It was parked opposite work. They cool thing about it was its manual. I looked it up on carjam and it said it was an import. It was built 2006-05-22 but not registered until early 2008 and had only done 84km.

Sold for 11,000,000 yen

How cool is this?

I noticed that as well. Should be houndstooth. Also, the wheels have been replaced with 16's, and it has a Evo 2 front lip with and SE splitter? Looking at the gearknob it looks like the dogleg might be MIA? Tidy looking car though.

Red E39 M5 with black aftermarket rims on the Napier Taupo Rd this afternoon.

For those that aren't in the know, there were only 600 Sport Evo's built. These are selling for the equivalent of 200K NZD+ Worldwide. Yes RHD, the Alpha N, and the non factory BBS RS's might hold back the price, but I wouldn't say by more than half of its value. Early this week I posted on this forum of a Repair grade 1987 E30 M3 done 254,000kms selling for the equivalent of 44K NZD in Japan. On the road here in NZ that would cost you north of 55KNZD.

Foolish people would think you can purchase a Sport Evo for less than 80K world wide . . .

Recent import? What? 20 years ago? Or does the seller think that with new plates people will think it's a fresh import? And let's not mention the fact the car is a rebuilt write-off. Oh, and that the mileage is in miles not kms . . . http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/bmw/auction-1056820723. Why can't people just be honest?

Most of the CSL's in Japan run the 19 inch M3 wheels. I don't know if this is part of the Japanese spec?

Another CSL up for auction this week in Japan:

Spotted this Z1 in Napier today. It has only done 47,000kms: