[CT335xi]

Well don’t know if there’s a thread about this, I searched but didn’t see much.
Well I regret getting rid of my 1990 e30 m3 , I had the engine built to factory 2.5 spec, so it basically looked like a stock engine. Lol . I also had a 1988 m3 but someone hit me and it was totaled. It’s insane the amount of money e30 m3’s are commanding. Also another car I regret although not a BMW , was my 1991 gmc Syclone, there starting to shoot up in price also. Holding on to my 2005 evo 8, hoping one day it may be worth something! Haha hoping to learn from my mistakes!

[DanG]

I regret getting rid of my 1971 2002 4 speed. It was a heck of a lot of fun to drive and it saw many autocrosses.

[eatsleepboost]

Fully built 03 Evo. Still bugs me everyday. Car was rock solid.

[CT335xi]

Originally Posted by eatsleepboost

Fully built 03 Evo. Still bugs me everyday. Car was rock solid.

That sucks! What did you get to replace it? My 05 evo has a built 2.3, have to hold on to it as there holding there values really well.

[NickyC]

Z4M Roadster, and I did it twice!!

[Darth One]

1993 Toyota MR2 Turbo. Never ever would have sold it if I didn't need money for grad school. I would buy it back in a second if I could find it in good condition

[Violator]

I regret selling my first vehicle...a 1956 Chevy Truck. I was fortunate to have it a as a “first car” but made a stupid mistake and let it go for only $5k. This was in 1994-95, it’s worth a lot more these days.
She was showroom condition, front to back, truck bed and under the hood.
Still stings

[fanatic1]

Originally Posted by CT335xi

Well don’t know if there’s a thread about this, I searched but didn’t see much.
Well I regret getting rid of my 1990 e30 m3 , I had the engine built to factory 2.5 spec, so it basically looked like a stock engine. Lol . I also had a 1988 m3 but someone hit me and it was totaled. It’s insane the amount of money e30 m3’s are commanding. Also another car I regret although not a BMW , was my 1991 gmc Syclone, there starting to shoot up in price also. Holding on to my 2005 evo 8, hoping one day it may be worth something! Haha hoping to learn from my mistakes!

Same here, 1990 E30 M3 diamond black metallic. Bought seven or eight tires at a time from tire rack as this car was so much fun on the track.

[fanatic1]

Originally Posted by DanG

I regret getting rid of my 1971 2002 4 speed. It was a heck of a lot of fun to drive and it saw many autocrosses.

1974 2002 tii, what a blast. Bought it with heavily modded suspension and Alpina body flairs. Gokart for sure.

[gearhead888]

87 911 & 96 Supra...IIIIIIIIIDIOT! lol

[pikkagtr]

MY01 NBP Integra Type R
Saddens me to even write this
First car I ever bought with my own money
What an upgrade from an automatic 91 Honda Accord

[fertech]

My Porsche 911 2.4 S Targa 1973 - dream car, needed the money that time!

[CT335xi]

Originally Posted by gearhead888

87 911 & 96 Supra...IIIIIIIIIDIOT! lol

Those Supra’s and 911’s are fetching big money! I seen bone stock Supra bringing in six figures, don’t be so hard on yourself. I’m in the idiot club too!! btw nice cars!

[tuco44]

There was a reason to sell them at the time, but I wish I had kept the 1974 3.0S coupe with manual that I had back then. The 1972 2002, manual, was pretty neat also.

[CT335xi]

Originally Posted by fanatic1

Same here, 1990 E30 M3 diamond black metallic. Bought seven or eight tires at a time from tire rack as this car was so much fun on the track.

My 1990 e30 m3 was also diamond Swartz metallic, man I miss that car sold it back in 2006 when the prices where holding steady at like 15k for a nice one, all I can say is big mistake!

[eatsleepboost]

Originally Posted by CT335xi

That sucks! What did you get to replace it? My 05 evo has a built 2.3, have to hold on to it as there holding there values really well.

I replaced it with my m3 which I now intend to sell this summer. I see their values are holding. I made a big mistake. I had a 2.4. 2.3 is great as well

[CT335xi]

Originally Posted by eatsleepboost

I replaced it with my m3 which I now intend to sell this summer. I see their values are holding. I made a big mistake. I had a 2.4. 2.3 is great as well

The m3 is a great car, which model? It’s funny you say that I bought my 2005 evo 8 brand new as it replaced my 1997 m3 4door 5 speed and then one year later got rid of my 90 m3. Don’t regret getting the evo though , it is blast to drive!

[overlook637]

2003 VW Jetta TDI 5 speed. 50mpg. 700 miles per tank of fuel.

[magbarn]

2003 E46 with 6 speed. None of my current BMW's matched that cars fun to drive...
My E90 335d was such a POC that I tried Honda ownership for a bit for the reliability, but then realized life is too short to drive an appliance!

[BenDiem]

1. 2014 MB C63C AMG Edition 507 (6.2 l)
2. 2012 Chevy Corvette Z06 (7.0 l)

Two great cars - the last of its kind, with normally aspirated big displacement V8s.
I really regret trading these two vehicles!

Cheers/B

[racerbruce]

55 Chevy two door post Bel Air with built small block (high compression pistons, fuel injection heads, Edlebrock aluminum intake manifold, Holley 780 carburetor, Duntov 30/30 cam, Hooker headers

67 Chevelle SS396 350 HP, 4 speec, Z28 slotted rims, huge tires, maroon with black vinyl top

[Clark_Kent]

Originally Posted by pikkagtr

MY01 NBP Integra Type R
Saddens me to even write this
First car I ever bought with my own money
What an upgrade from an automatic 91 Honda Accord

This hurt me to read. DC2 ITR is one of my all time favorites. Any chance you can buy it back or have you lost track of it?