WTB M3/M4 Help!

[csayad]

My friend has grinder his ass off, his dream car is an F80. Unfortunately, he's on a strict budget, but if someone is willing to help that'd be wonderful. He's 16, he started his own detailing business, he previously owned 2 E36s. The requirements is under $35k for now, but under 50k miles, no accidents or history preferably. I'm incredibly proud of all the work he's done. So can the community help him out? Let me know

[Mar48]

Best way to help him is to be realistic. Only shot at finding an F8X in that price range, in this market, with no accident history, is high high high miles.

Plenty of other great M cars in the $35K range (E85/86 Z4M for one).

[csayad]

Originally Posted by Mar48

Best way to help him is to be realistic. Only shot at finding an F8X in that price range, in this market, with no accident history, is high high high miles.

Plenty of other great M cars in the $35K range (E85/86 Z4M for one).

Originally Posted by Mar48

Best way to help him is to be realistic. Only shot at finding an F8X in that price range, in this market, with no accident history, is high high high miles.

Plenty of other great M cars in the $35K range (E85/86 Z4M for one).

I appreciate the feedback!

[ROBERT1183]

unfortunealy in the current market that is going to be near impossible. cars with that mileage and price point are not going to have clean titles. and cars with clean titles at the price are going to have really high mileage.

[rideontwo]

Current climate does not signal prices like that, if and when they do get to that level you will find plenty of buyers scooping them up quickly. Me included.

[irunalot]

Be patient these elevated pricing won't last forever...

[theweebabySeamus]

Also may want to recommend he sticks to M4's, the M3's are going for a premium.

[petar7408]

Originally Posted by csayad

My friend has grinder his ass off, his dream car is an F80. Unfortunately, he's on a strict budget, but if someone is willing to help that'd be wonderful. He's 16, he started his own detailing business, he previously owned 2 E36s. The requirements is under $35k for now, but under 50k miles, no accidents or history preferably. I'm incredibly proud of all the work he's done. So can the community help him out? Let me know

At 16, you guys are too young to understand how the world works yet.. No one is going to "help" and give their car away for 35k if its worth 45k

You'd be surprised even especially rich family members do not do that. You must work hard and save more for the toys you want
At that age with little driving experience, you are better off getting a 20k e46 m3 to start since odds are you might hit something too

Best of luck on his search though, the M3 has been the story of my life