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WTB: Newer BMW E46/E90?

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Hi guys

Car recently got stolen and am looking at another BMW, 9kish-10k (will stretch further for the right car). Fairly picky, have a few options lined up thought I'd ask on here preferably:

- Larger engine (2.5+ may consider e90 in smaller forms)

- Manual/Auto not too fussy but manual would be preferred

- Coupe

- Current wof/reg

- Fairly straight body condition.

- M sport (of course B) )

I know my budget I'm being fairly picky, worth a shot :P . PM me if there's anything out there!

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Hi guys

Car recently got stolen

whut!!? found? insurance? mental trauma?! haha

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So for sure not a 2L?

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whut!!? found? insurance? mental trauma?! haha

Insurance <_< it was my daily Honda but good opportunity to get back into the BMW,

Am leaning towards E90 320i (Newer shape in my budget) - the e46 prefer 2.5+ Cheers.

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 Am leaning towards E90 320i (Newer shape in my budget) - the e46 prefer 2.5+ Cheers. 

there's a great 2006 323i E90 on TradeMe at the moment - all black, 18" mags, tints, valid mechanical warranty etc well priced too :P XD XD ....

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Am leaning towards E90 320i (Newer shape in my budget

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Don't even consider one of these pieces of sh*t. They recycle oil and water all over our high ways , your garage, your drive way and my workshop for our grandchildren to acknowledge that BMW was into recycling. Maybe BMW think all this sh*t going into our drains and storm water canals is one of the appropriate ways to do this

Go for a E46 or E90 6 cylinder version

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From a mechanical perspective the 4 cylinder e90s are prone to oil leaks. The 6 cylinders are prone to longevity except waterpump failure and rocker cover gasket leaks on the odd occasion which should be a maintenance item. I suggest you go for a 6 cylinder in the e46 and e90 variants. 2.5 or more ;)

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if you can stretch to 13k my friend has a great e90 323i (2.5L) sedan in black msport excellent condition just about to tick over 100ks. hes looking for a quick sale its worth at least 15k imo.

http://bimmersport.co.nz/topic/51566-fs-2006-bmw-323i-e90-black-m-sport-13000/

kyu go away hahahahahahaha this was my thread :P :p

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Bossy as eff brah ^

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From a mechanical perspective the 4 cylinder e90s are prone to oil leaks. The 6 cylinders are prone to longevity except waterpump failure and rocker cover gasket leaks on the odd occasion which should be a maintenance item. I suggest you go for a 6 cylinder in the e46 and e90 variants. 2.5 or more ;)

Lol@prone to longevity B)
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Lol@prone to longevity B)

Thats how we roll bruv. Come we kick blud haha
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Have a look at my 328ci if you like the color combinations. It is 1999 though but I bet much better condition inside out than any newer ones I have seen. I might go for a Benz oldtimer so the e46 will go at some stage. Cheers

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Haha yeah mate. My 6pot is still chugging away at 290kms

And it will keep chugging all the way till the car outlasts you hahaha

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