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Zadkiel

E90 M3 in Queenstown

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38 minutes ago, Zadkiel said:

Does anyone know anything about this vehicle?

https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/cars/bmw/m3/listing/3635449934

Its well over market expectations for a comp spec car. Best it stays with the owner.

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Reading the owners question reply I think they will be keeping the car. 

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33 minutes ago, Twistee said:

Reading the owners question reply I think they will be keeping the car. 

Yup! Eye roll

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To be fair though, who is the wanker that is trying to tank the listing with their super helpful reckons? The seller can list it for whatever they want.

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2 hours ago, KwS said:

To be fair though, who is the wanker that is trying to tank the listing with their super helpful reckons? The seller can list it for whatever they want.

A zero rated 'bidder' by the looks of it 

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Yeah I think that pricing is more of an opening gambit by the seller.

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2 hours ago, Glacial Pace said:

Its been listed for at least 2 or 3 months, and its well over prices for the mileage.

So? The seller can drop the price if they want to move it sooner, or a buyer can enter negotiation with the seller. 

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6 hours ago, Glacial Pace said:

Its been listed for at least 2 or 3 months, and its well over prices for the mileage.

Is it though? How many Comp 4-dr's are there in the country? This is the second that I've ever seen. 

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Is it worth the premium? Guess that's up to the market, and right now there are non comp spec versions that are turning over regularly for far less. There are plenty of people who are over extended financially trying to liquidate toys at inflated prices at present, not saying that this is the case here but it doesn't take much of a look around TM to find plenty of examples. 

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I've noticed a similar trend with used parts. Demand is gone, yet sellers still expect what they paid two years ago. It's particularly obvious with things like manual conversions, etc. Some are getting upset at offers not meeting their expectations but the market has moved.

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Depends what cars the parts for, older stuff is still only going one way.

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