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Supreme Being
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Last Login: 9/21/2011 9:37:53 AM
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According to the below chart, somebody traded a '91 M3 in for Cash for Clunkers. What were they thinking?! I find it hard to believe one in rough shape would go for more than $4500. This is extra annoying after reading the tidbit about the E30 M3s at the Oktoberfest German car show about a huge portion of them are no longer around. *sigh* I see an 850i and old M5s on the list as well.
http://www.cars.gov/files/official-information/trade-in-vehicles.pdf
-Sean "Redwood" Martin
Redwood's Car News - http://www.vorshlag.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=4
'09 Pontiac G8 GT
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Forum Guru
Group: Forum Members
Last Login: 8/8/2011 1:50:36 PM
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My favorites:
2006 Roush Stage 3 F-150 (Now that's losing value in a hurry)
1997 Aston Martin DB7
Lee Cash‘99 328i‘87 325I KP‘05 R1200 GS
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Junior Member
Group: Board Of Directors
Last Login: 5/5/2011 11:13:59 AM
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| Believe it or not, I'VE actually run across a couple E30 M3s that even I thought were too far gone to save, and thus did not buy. However, any M3 is worth $4500 if parted out. Hopefully before crushing this M3 went to a salvage yard and the parts from it went to keep other E30 M3s on the road (or track!). Sadly, the S-14 had to be put down. Also, this one is reportedly a 91 model, or which only about 380 were built in that year. At least we know it wasn't a Henna car. Enjoy your new Kia, jerk!
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