First: join the M3 forums and ask for a local to go look at it.  Those guys will know the cars better than any salesman and can tell you exactly what it is.  I have done this many times for MS3s and can give honest feedback that a dealer never will

These won't reach a 3rd owner.

First thing I thought of when I saw it was called the TRX.

So many F-150/Silverado/RAM in Texas.... like, infinity-billion of them.

I can send you pics of the one we have at home. Never painted. Same exact finish as the one in the ad.

During the OJ chase I got a phone call saying I won a scholarship to go to Space Camp. It was quite the day for a 7th grader in central West Virginia.

How do you think I feel? I have worked here 5 years. A fifth of my life has been Jalopnik. Yikes.

In southern california, maybe. But this thing is in MINNE-RUST-A-SOTA. $6500 is a nice price all day for something this old and this nice. Gotta know your market.

Uhh...what? You have no idea how dealers make money, do you?

Counting museums? Midwest

maybe i didn’t read far down enough, but funny i didn’t see LS1 or any ferrari/lambo/exotics engines.

The duel clutch: Not just a small, fashionable handbag for carrying your 18th century matched pistols any more!

No sir.  You’re theoretical $1,500 could not buy you anywhere near this nice and low mileage of a car.  NP.

Penny smart and dollar dumb is such a good way to put that.

If you don’t already have processes and systems in place that make sure the work gets done, then you’re a bad boss/company. It’s very simple, you have activities that need to be performed. They have a due date/time based on what is needed, and you track that it gets completed by that time, and if it wasn’t a reason…

woah, looks like their new heat soak update also works on the swine flu

I hate to be pedantic, but they stopped being scooters when they decided to participate in the breaking down of storefront windows. Now they’re sclooters and I just can’t get on board with that.

Who knew flipping a Bird could be so effective?