WTB: 1993-1998 E36 320 MANUAL

[rowans17 19]

Cheers

[*Glenn* 854]

May I ask why you are limiting yourself to just a 320i ? Would you not consider other E36 models ?

[rowans17 19]

May I ask why you are limiting yourself to just a 320i ? Would you not consider other E36 models ?

My preference would be a 320 however if anybody has any other manual e36 models up for offer i would definitely be interested however no larger than a 325 now that petrol is over $2 a liter .

Thanks.

[BM WORLD 1283]

My preference would be a 320 however if anybody has any other manual e36 models up for offer i would definitely be interested however no larger than a 325 now that petrol is over $2 a liter .

Thanks.

i dont think you will find a 323i 325i 328i use much more fuel than 320i (they have to rev higher and dont create much power or torque unless you rev them heaps)

325i 328i would be much higher geared and have better torque to pull the car along.

if you are going drag all the weight around of a 6cyl engine and gearbox you might as well have more of it moving up and down and creating power rather than just being static weight etc.

if you want ecnomey get a later 318is with the 4cyl 1.9L engine in motorsport spec etc

[Braeden320 0]

Have owned a 1998 320i and a 1996 323i in the past, both E36, both auto.

I found that the 323i was the more economical of the 2, Espcially on long trips. often got 650-700k's out of a tank. Was a far better car to drive all around, felt alot more willing to get up and go. The 320i always felt a bit strangled, espcially with a few people on board or up a hill.

I would buy a 323i again in a heartbeat if I needed a decent cheap car.

[Smac01 12]

I'd agree - after taking my 323i around the North Island over Christmas, I was getting good economy.

Over 10km/l even with aircon going non-stop, and a packed car.

(600 - 700 km a tank)

It's much nicer to drive than the 318is I had previously.

Have owned a 1998 320i and a 1996 323i in the past, both E36, both auto.

I found that the 323i was the more economical of the 2, Espcially on long trips. often got 650-700k's out of a tank. Was a far better car to drive all around, felt alot more willing to get up and go. The 320i always felt a bit strangled, espcially with a few people on board or up a hill.

I would buy a 323i again in a heartbeat if I needed a decent cheap car.

Edited January 10, 2011 by brunch

[bmpower 3]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/C...n-344395990.htm

[HELLBM 1557]

Your budget is?

[rowans17 19]

Your budget is?

less than 9k

[*Glenn* 854]

less than 9k

Or do you mean up to 9k ???

[bmpower 3]

If its up to 9k then buy mine - you'd be hard pushed to find anything better!!!

[HELLBM 1557]

Can do you this M3 replica (328 manual) for $7950

[Smac01 12]

That looks awesome Ray.

How many kms out of curiosity?

[rusteee 52]

Yeah that is a nice 328 especially being manual, any more details on it?

Edited January 14, 2011 by rusteee

[matt45 1]

Can do you this M3 replica (328 manual) for $7950

i like that

[HELLBM 1557]

That looks awesome Ray.

How many kms out of curiosity?

125 k`s on the car. All running gear from an 88k nz new 328 manual.