It's rebuilt. If clean I'd be posting in 2019 official whip thread right now.

Yea I don’t think the price is that much cheaper considering the title.


*insert triggered comments about how title doesn't always matter*

dang didnt see rebuild title.

too good to be true buys.

I remember those things were like 28k with 50k km about eight years ago. and they sat!

Here's one with a clean title, slightly less @$28,995 and a lot less kms at 34K kms. At Langley Jaguar/Land Rover dealer.

2006 BMW Z4, conv though.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...001173828.html

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Was talking to a guy at Misson Raceway who drives a Black Z4M, in Group A. He said, compared to the E46 M3, it's more disconnected? Because you're sitting way further behind, everything is reactive, you're responding to the car, rather than controlling the car.

You just need to be one with the car.

Ahh good point... I never thought of it that way... interesting.... gives me a brand new perspective on the Ferrari V12s, VIPERs and SLR/SLS....

The guy clearly has way more experience then I do(I don’t really agree with him), but I know exactly what he’s talking about when you feel you are behind. I feel the same way in my Z. Basically getting sucked around every corner. It’s a super strange feeling. You definitely know when the back is stepping out. I like it. Lol

Cheap Pulsar and cheap collector insurance (You have to reapply)

https://www.usedvictoria.com/classif..._34808578.lite

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...006579128.html

2004 Acura TL 3.2 6spd manual - $3500

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e86 z4m has a good 250lbs on a cayman S from the same era
biased but i definitely love the classic fastback coupe profile more
hard to believe it was limited to 3 years, no one was buying them and would rather get the roadster?

they werent hot selling, as when they were new at MSRP, were very comparable to its line up siblings, the e92 335i cabriolet and M3 cab

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...006720623.html

96 Thunderbird 103K KM - $1295

https://images.craigslist.org/00L0L_...qU_600x450.jpg

How's this? 06 Z4M Conv - $20K - 93,000 - Seller will pay the GST ($2400)


https://vancouver.craigslist.org/nvn...006762224.html

^ comparatively ... price wise, petty damn good, IF you wanted a Z4M

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/bnc...999752828.html

turbo stick manual sled wagon. sort of gusta.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...007275442.html

Two E30 BMW convertible - $9850

https://images.craigslist.org/00j0j_...R_1200x900.jpg

Never heard of this before ... WRX 265. Interesting.
2009 Subaru WRX 265, 150K kms, clean title, no accidents, $11,900

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...003409694.html

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$25k m5

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rds...984399476.html

for that money and milage any reason why one would pick it over the e90 m3?

Because it's a classic.

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That's a great price for a good condition M5 of that era. They seem mostly to be listing up in the mid-high 30's now. A few years ago I almost got one for $20k and really regret that now - my life has changed enough that I'd get no use out of one now but I would have back then.

don't get me wrong it's subtle and classy and is the first example to come to mind when someone mentions saloon

seems like most owners dont keep it long: once the honeymoon phase is over like you're in a car chase in Ronin, you probaby realize milage too awful for dailying, tracking it adds up very fast on consumables/ throwing any shred of reliability out the door

so what is it good for that the e90 m3 at can't do at 25-30k+ that's likely just as rare and comes in a taut package? v8 for v8 does the S62 sound a lot better?

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/pml...005417976.html

EP3 SiR for $3,950. 167k km with recent clutch and top-end rebuild. Clean title

I don't think this is actually a thing. I think what it's referring to (from wiki):

Seller also says that it's faster than a Porsche 997. Wrong, even at the base level (non-turbo version). According to Car and Driver, the 2009 Carrera does 4.3s in a 0-60mph and the Carrera S does a 4.1s. Seller also says that it's faster than a GR WRX STI, which according to MotorTrend, it did a 4.7s, for the 2009 MY.

Sounds like it's the seller's attempt to make an unofficial special edition out of his car, via a model year facelift. Also key note, this is the non-widebody version (GH). The widebody WRX hatch (GR) didn't come out until 2011, along with quad exhaust tips and firmer rear subframe bushings.