Only a few replies. One kid busting balls that I'm selling with its OE 15" wheels, which for 99% of potential buyers will occupy garage space once the new owner fits it with whatever floats his boat. The rest are "nice car, GLWS, etc." No recent replies. Despite the economic climate of the past few years, prices for nice examples have risen and many on that site are dreamers who can only hope to get into a (non-M) E30 for high school graduation. Nothing against non-M E30's -- I use my '87 325is all the time, love it.Originally Posted by Marcus-SanDiego
In this market watcher's opinion, the E30 M3 will continue to rise in value due to the usual mix of supply, demand, and demographics. Most of those who love 'em are not yet in their prime earning years. Once the bulk of E30 M3 buyers are empty-nesters with significantly more discretionary income than they have now, prices will skyrocket. I can envision examples like mine at $75k (today's dollars) by end of this decade.
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