I saw this on autotrader, decided to pass along the good word. I am NOT selling this can and have no more information, I'm sorry.

http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=156840161&dealer_id=&car_year=1995&search_type=used&make=BMW&model=M3&transmission=MAN&distance=300&address=92679&advanced=y&certified=n&max_mileage=&max_price=&min_price=&end_year=1999&start_year=1995&drive=&engine=&body_style=&advcd_on=y&doors=2&fuel=&color=&cardist=6

"1995 BMW M3, only about 5300 original miles. YES, 5300 MILES, not a misprint. If you like this model, this is your car. Please, serious inquiries only. Practically brand new, not a scratch and never driven in the rain. Fully loaded, every option available plus special factory five double-spoke 'BMW Motorsport' alloy wheels and rare heated seats. 6 cyl, 5 spd, ps, ac, pw, pm, pw, cc, am/fm, cassette stereo w/ CD changer, airbags, ABS, snrf, lthr, alarm, on board computer, all original. Dakar Yellow with black leather interior, non-smoker, garaged, original like new tires. $27,888 obo, please call 949-888-8765 or leave message."

sounds insane but i don't beleive it 'till i see it. i wonder why there's no pictures ...

The looks like its from somewhere in the greater orange county area, so the rain part I believe. If anyone is truely serious about the car, I could check it out or have the car checked out at a good independent shop. A great car and a great deal for an enthusiast if its real.

he's six miles away from me. Maybe I could set something up for tomorrow night, I could take pictures. I'm not very mechanically inclined, so besides how clean it looks, and how well it drives, I won't be able to know much else.

I just spoke to his wife, she's forign, it wasn't too easy. He's going to call me back. Just FYI, they are really pushy about the price, they have a few offers but they are really waiting for someone to pay what they want. Her exact words were "Don't expect much discount".

That car has been on sale for over a month now there has to be something wrong with it....

no way are they going to get 28k for that car... no way.

I think someone will give that price, like a club racer or someone who needs a 1995 with low miles that is super rare

sounds like a nice car, sweet color combo too...anyone want to buy mine
so I can buy this one?

Wow. It really makes you wonder why they want to get rid of it though... if they can love it enough to put only 500 miles/yr (thats less than 2 miles/day) on the car, how could they possibly part with it??

no way are they going to get 28k for that car... no way.

He might be able to get it, but it will probably be for sale for a couple of years. I know of a '95 M3 that sold for that much last year, but it was for sale for over two years ...

Rex

From what I know cars with very low mileage will cause more trouble than driven cars. Parts /specially seals and gaskets tend to dry out......Oil and gas tend to go bad inside the engine....Unless the car was stored DRY for the months its not driven.

That car has been on sale for over a month now there has to be something wrong with it....
lol, it's cuz the owners on crack thinking they'll get that much.

Sounds like the same car that was sold by BMW of Towson in MD. It too had that little amount of miles, black, LTW wheels, etc. It was a BMW NA car that was sitting in the lobby or something like that for all these years. I don't trust cars that haven't been driven.

Thinking about taking it to O-fest and seeing what I can get. Someone will pay close to that for a 5300 mile car as long as there is documentation.

here is a web site on my car.
http://mysite.verizon.net/res04bwq/1995m3

5300 miles, the engine hasnt even been well broken in yet, and that is something that I wouldnt risk buying. I saw this car on the auto trader about 3 months ago. nothing yet i guess. I am getting my 95 Avus M3 next month, and it has 39k miles on it, and i got it for $14,000