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E36 Reviewed In Motor Trader
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<blockquote data-quote="anxious" data-source="post: 11195" data-attributes="member: 193"><p>I just picked up a copy of the latest Motor Trader( 31st Jan Issue). The E36 (1992) was reviewed in Danny's Used Car Review in Motor Trader. Amongst the interesting comments made were:- i) values of continental cars start to slide after the 12th year as finance companies no longer give out loans for such cars ii) credit companies do offer financing but at very high interest rates and require higher downpayment. iii) a 1992 E36 318i could fetch about RM26k iv) a 1991 E30 318i abt RM22k v) avoid cars that have rattly, noisy and smoky engines, cappuccino colour coolant etc. It is an interesting read. However the aricle seems to focus on the 1st batch of E36. You may wish to check out the write the next time you are in a magazine/book shop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="anxious, post: 11195, member: 193"] I just picked up a copy of the latest Motor Trader( 31st Jan Issue). The E36 (1992) was reviewed in Danny's Used Car Review in Motor Trader. Amongst the interesting comments made were:- i) values of continental cars start to slide after the 12th year as finance companies no longer give out loans for such cars ii) credit companies do offer financing but at very high interest rates and require higher downpayment. iii) a 1992 E36 318i could fetch about RM26k iv) a 1991 E30 318i abt RM22k v) avoid cars that have rattly, noisy and smoky engines, cappuccino colour coolant etc. It is an interesting read. However the aricle seems to focus on the 1st batch of E36. You may wish to check out the write the next time you are in a magazine/book shop. [/QUOTE]
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