2000 E36 318ti

[nick496 269]

Hi Guys

Selling my runabout I had for a year while the E30 was getting panel work done.
-Motorsport kit
-Non-sunroof

Has a fresh wof from VTNZ, so good until 2021.

Recent oil and filter change

Writing on the transmission indicates that it was serviced fairly recently as well.

Cons:
AC doesn't work
Central locking doesn't work

Link to trademe for some more photos, but we've all seen an E36 TI: https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=2507450480

Will take $1800 from a bimmersporter. 

[NZPED 2]

Any indication on fuel economy?. Thanks

[nick496 269]

Couldn't really say, as only filled her up a few times, and the vast majority of trips were around town. 

I'd guess 12l/100kms around town, but you should average out around 10l/100kms.

This will give you a better indication 

http://www.fuelly.com/car/bmw/318ti

[gjm 3258]

12 hours ago, NZPED said:

Any indication on fuel economy?. Thanks

 

4 hours ago, nick496 said:

Couldn't really say, as only filled her up a few times, and the vast majority of trips were around town. 

I'd guess 12l/100kms around town, but you should average out around 10l/100kms.

This will give you a better indication 

http://www.fuelly.com/car/bmw/318ti

I think Nick is being pessimistic.   (Managing expectations - that sort of thing.)

Miss M has a slightly newer, M43-powered E46 4-door. 8v vs 16v, but a bigger and heavier (about 60kg) car. Her car typically uses less than 10l/100km for normal running about, and will easily dip into 6l/100km on a run.

[Statek 87]

I had an M44 E36 compact - albeit manual with a 4.44 LSD (which means ~4500rpm at 100kph), and it did around 10l/100km with spirited driving, combined city/highway.

I know manual vs auto, and the lower diff ratio both make a difference, but this might give you an idea.

[nick496 269]

I'd say the car would get results similar to what others say. But I've only really driven it around town (and not that frequently). 

[nick496 269]

Finally sold. To a friend of a friend.