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      11-29-2011, 06:51 AM   #1
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Bye bye E90

The time is dawning....I'm very soon to move on to pastures new, leaving the e90 behind

Looking to buy something as a compromise between 4 door luxury / something that doesnt have snail pace but to to high of an insurance group (0 NCB) with ~6k to spend. Goal is to own this new motor short term until my return to the e90 fold, though I have my eye on a few high miler e90's that could fit the bill.

On the look out for a 3 series (e46/e90), A4, Passat, maybe even a Mondeo any suggestions for alternatives welcome.

Will be gutted when I have to hand the keys back

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6k will get you an M sport E90 320d at auction!

Or an SE spec 100k'er from a reputable dealer.

No need to leave the fold!


An E46 330i would be a very good suggestion though if you can run one (petrol costs) - and with significant change to spare.

You should be E46 330d money quite comfortably too, which of course have more reliable turbo's than the E46 320d which I would not recommend at all.
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You should be E46 330d money quite comfortably too, which of course have more reliable turbo's than the E46 320d which I would not recommend at all.
interesting! I was looking at the 320d's hmm... Might google to find out about auctions close to home
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Although I'm by no means the expert here (Let someone else reply also) I'd say: If you go 320d then go for a 54 plate onwards where the turbo and swirl flap issues were allegedly resolved

Early E90 and late E46 prices are overlapping now though. Also worth looking into..
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For example a car you'd get for under 7k I'd wager, with 70k on the clock:

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...1500?logcode=p
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