Check out this low-mileage BMW E92 335

[loneryder]

Would the shocks be any good after sitting that long??

 

[2EHA]

Would the shocks be any good after sitting that long??

people who cry about low mile modern cars and dry rot have never actually touched one

 

[RooflessVW]

I figured it did but didn't see them in a quick scan through the photos. And also going for whatever joke the front license plate holder was also going for.

I wasn't joking.

A front plate frame is a complete no-go for me. A non-starter.

Who cares if the the car has 9k miles on it when there are holes drilled into the front bumper.

 

[RooflessVW]

people who cry about low mile modern cars and dry rot have never actually touched one

Exactly. I would put new tires on it and change the fluids.

And then go full bolt-on.

 

[avacado11]

There are people out there that have the money to buy a car like this and only use it once or twice a year. Only us plebs daily drive our cars.

If it was garage kept, I wouldn’t worry about anything other than the tires and fluids. But it looks like the guy ran the same oil for 10 years. Hard pass for me, especially being a turbo engine and I would assume it did a lot of short trips seeing how the driver seat bolsters are creased yet the mileage is so low.

 

[Vil_Riker]

I wonder what my beater Z4 with 160k miles will fetch nowadays.

 

[14Accent]

It's funny how many people think the "shrunken gasket" phenomenon still occurs. With today's liquid sealants, silicone gaskets, and stainless exhausts there's hardly any issue letting a car sit mostly unused.

 

[RooflessVW]

It's funny how many people think the "shrunken gasket" phenomenon still occurs. With today's liquid sealants, silicone gaskets, and stainless exhausts there's hardly any issue letting a car sit mostly unused.

Yep it's the heat cycling that does the damage.