What my 2018 M3 and my 2020 Raptor have in common...

[Badgertits]

So I think my first post expressed my feelling fornthe F80 M3 but with that said I have a local dealer ( with whom I am business partners with) has a ( New) 2018 M3 sitting on the back of the lot outside. The story behind the car is one of the old managers put a markup on all the M cars and when it sat for the first year it wouldn't take less than msrp.....then after all last year of it sitting ( small discount taken off ) they just moved it out back.


It has an original msrp of 85,*** and the last number I was given ( while joking with a salesman) was 69,000....I laughed and told him he wasn't gonna sell it locked behind the back. Well that convo took place in January and I just got a call on Monday asking if I would be instead in the car, I laugh and said " you already know I'm not so why did you call me?" He said " my boss gave me the ok to get a deal done by any means so what if I let it go for 59,***


I think the pause in my response gave away my poker face lol.....my my question to you M3 owners is , if I can get it for low to mid 50's should I pull the trigger? After all even though it only has 30mi on it sitting for 2 years can't be that great for a car

Jesus I was "semi-bashing" the M3 (apparently?) But if I were you I'd absolutely take that deal & run - why not?!?! Depreciation already taken care of accordingly. Warranty. New ride.

 

[George S]

Interesting topic and apparently I’m not the only crossover owner.

Sold my 16 F80 to justify a loaded 19 Raptor. While I didn’t miss the sound of the F80, it was a great car. After finding ourselves missing our 15’ Mustang GT PP, i found a unicorn 2011 E92 6MT ZCP stripper for the sunny days to enjoy!