This is a tough one. The boy-racer changes, especially the turbo and exhaust, plus de-badging things, is a red flag. What else was done that he’s not admitting to and how much has it been flogged?

Nissan? Didn’t they use to be a car company?

I’d rather have this than yesterday’s Audi! You know nobody else in your city has one and repairs can be done yourself, even if you’re mechanically challenged. Nice Price!

Man I WANT to NP this, but I think the seller is trying to get back his maintenance costs especially that $7K spent on the timing chain . . . and that’s not how it works. Love the looks, the stick, the power and I can deal with German vehicles without losing my cool.

Broken ribs sucketh . . . been there.

If we’re going for who’s most ancient and still doing dangerous stuff, I was born in 1949 and still race motocross, modern and vintage bikes. [Do the math. It’s good for your brain . . .]

Wooden pole or metal? Fiberglass is also an option . . .

Makes zero difference. It’s just a wood shop project on steroids. Zero mufflers, zero air filter, zero appeal to anyone with two brain cells.

Oh Jeebus, hell no! Set your wallet on fire instead, as it will be more enjoyable!

PROOF that old + rare does not equal valuable, even if $3500 is on the low side of that word.

Try not to breathe too much while there. And stay outta the bars!

Yep. One of the reasons we’ve been reluctant to get something else is that the coupe is still a damn fine looking set of wheels. We often get questions about the age as it’s a looker . . . and now nearing 180K. Good driving car!

We’ve got a 2007 328ix coupe and we know exactly what the market value is, because we’ve been shopping a replacement. Had to click No Dice on this one, as he’s asking too much by (at least) a couple grand. Nice car though and if the service records are available, one worth owning . . . at a more realistic price.

Don’t want, but hard to argue that this is a Nice Price. For what it is, especially the drop-top, it’s worth having.

Odds are, it was built in 2010 even if called a “2011.” Per the text:

Looked at price and photos very, very quickly and went straight to NO Dice button. A heavily-modded 10 YO Caddie . . . maybe at half what he’s asking. Maybe . . . but probably not.

I remember that place and drooling when I saw that black Lotus . . .

Brain is yelling: “NO NO NO! You don’t need any more projects . . .”

It’s AWD and even with all 4 tires as bald as a cue ball, it can still be driven. What do you think a racing slick looks like? Seller thinks he’s fooling people with this excuse and reason to bring a trailer.

Basically ZERO information and few photos = automatic NO DICE.