For all you debating the value of our cars...

[nealf]

Someone on the E3 registry sent this out today:
Not sure is anyone has seen this NADA classic car value guide:

http://tinyurl.com/68ysn6

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'70 2800CS
'72 Bavaria 3.0
'73 2002

 

[NewSixCoupe]

Interesting to note that the High Retail Value of $39,300 does not constitute a 100 Point vehicle. Thanks, Neal.

 

[chicane]

Interesting to note that the High Retail Value of $39,300 does not constitute a 100 Point vehicle. Thanks, Neal.

And how many people don't drive their classics...even a little bit?

 

[velocewest]

Hmmm, time to call Hagerty and boost my insurance...

 

[AndyM]

Gee, my 1975 CSi only comes in at $23,200. They must think it has big bumpers. :?

 

[glenn in encinitas]

$43,100 for a 1974 2002tii- as much as I'd like to believe it, no way. No how.

I don't know where they're getting their info, but we can only hope . . . .

 

[texcarguy]

"classic" prices

For a real boost, check their suggested values for the Bavaria's! I guess no one on the staff ever checked eBay for the numerous decent examples that can be had every day in the $2,500 +/- range

 

[velocewest]

Quiet about the e3's there, Tex, that's my retirement plan -- buy a couple e3's, have an "accident" and pocket the proceeds. :twisted: I payed $400 for my last Bav.

 

[wjtesquire]

That is great! Its almost too easy!