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Even with increasing demand as they run out, the cars are still being sold at bargain prices. Less than $42k for an '02. Sheesh.

Is $30k for a 2000 with 8,000 miles on it a good price? The front air dam has about 4 small chips in the paint on the bottom but other than that the car seems perfect. It’s Ti Sil, black int, and has a moonroof and in dash cd.
Thanks.

I won't say that there aren't any for less, but with only 8000 miles, I think that is a good price for one.
I know of one guy who lives pretty close to the factory that made a super deal on (I think) a 2000 a year ago. Not much less than $30,000, so the car you are referring to probably won't last long at that price.
Thirty grand for a car that retailed at 45k only a year and a half ago...

"Sold to the man in the flying shoe..."

I was hoping they would come down to 30 but they told me today that it sold for 32. Still not a bad deal considering it was at a BMW dealer. The sad thing is that someone probably got about 26-27 during trade in. My search continues…..

Anyone have ¼ mile times for the 240 hp car and the 315 hp car? BMW figures say that 0 to 60 times are only 1/10th of a second different (5.1 vs. 5.0).

My Harley should be sold this week so I'll have some more money for the M Coupe budget

Randy, you have two M Coupes?

Wingboot said:

Randy, you have two M Coupes?

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Hey!
I'm not that crazy...!!

I have two M Roadsters )

The 99 was to drive until the 01 became available (I knew it was going to be late).
Once the 01 was out, the 98-00 cars dropped in value.
And then there is Sue, she likes to drive one too.
I drive the 99 during the winter with snowtires and a hardtop fitted, and she dives the X5.
Come summer and I will drive the 01 most of the time while she drives the 99.

My 100/6 (actually a two seater version) is presently at a specialists shop in Florida having the final body and paintwork done.
I did the ground up restoration, and modifications for vintage racing. But when it came to the bodywork, my level of skill didn't meet my expectations!
Once painted, I will complete the assembly and myriad of remaining details.
Sue will be glad to see the Healey come home, maybe then I will stop taking apart brand new cars!!