Would it be wise to buy this bmw 323i convertible with 228000 miles for 2500?
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This is what the seller says about the car: 1998 BMW 323ic (e36 - convertible) - 5-speed manual - good clutch - mostly highway miles - new electric top and rear window (in full working order) - complete suspension overhaul over the last 3 years - new Racing Dynamics Strut Brace - brand new Pirelli P7 all season tires - engine runs beautifully - brand new radiator and fans - excellent heat and freezing A/C - regular oil changes - recently replaced brakes and rotors - complete service records for the past 7 years - no accidents - black exterior with tan leather interior - non-smoker - This is an amazing car that has really been taken care of and still has a ton of life left in it, plus it's a convertible! Asking $2499 or best offer.
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all of that sounds real good from the owner/seller!it's up to you,cause you are the one buying the car.anything you have to do to the car when/if you buy it will be more costly than working on a chevy,ford,honda,etc.run a carfax on it for your info.it's $40.00 for one report,and the report starts from the day it was sold,and up till now.lots of info in those reports!it's worth the 40 bucks.
