BMW 325i Sport 1990 For Sale

[nas80]

technically we are giving mobster tips on how to flog something. Lol @ the irony

[Mobster]

technically we are giving mobster tips on how to flog something. Lol @ the irony

Do you honestly think i need tips on how to sell stuff.

[Thegs]

Haha, according 90% of the members in this topic, yes

On that bomshell, back on topic on this 325i!

[Mobster]

Haha, according 90% of the members in this topic, yes

On that bomshell, back on topic on this 325i!

Seriously, i dont. I can sell oil to the bloody Arabs !!!

[arshad76]

I don't class myself as a salesman, because that itself is a profession and looking to make a profit every time surely? I'd describe it in detail and honestly and if the products any good it will sell itself. Anyway! No digs intended Mobster. A couple of questions.

I agree the Zone can be an awkward place to sell, but have you had any luck on there?

I don't recall seeing a 325i sport auto, not that I'm saying they don't exist. Does it have anything to say on the logbook it is a sport? Or were all 325i's just known as that?

I'm asking this because if I know anyone who is after one, I'll put this in their direction!

[cobbler2u]

plenty sports came in auto.
The thing to look out on them is like most cars their rust issues.
Especially under the M tec body kit.And all the other known areas.

Was after 1 myself a while ago but gave up on the idea.

[arshad76]

Honestly didn't know Sports could be Autos, but makes sense. This wouldn't put me off, I've driven a 325i auto and very nice it was too!

[Jeroen]

Any '80s Sports version with auto box is a contradiction imo, just like the auto versions (not even SMG) of the E36 M3 that were made for the US market for people who can't drive but like the ///M badge. Perhaps that is where BMW started to go wrong with the ///M badged cars. Nowadays most of these are just heavy limousines that have nothing to do with a sportscar at all.