Comments by "Bo McGillacutty" (@Mrbfgray) on "How Selling A Modified BMW M3 Can Cost You, With Hoonigan’s Vin Anatra | The Appraiser" video.

  1. I'd always avoid any car frivolously modified.
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  2.  @AMAMBT  I bought a 2011 M3 several yrs ago, on my list--single prior owner (with 4 or 5 owners--they only rented it) no significant mods, from unsalted region along with personal preferences like manual and no dark colors. Car in vid wasn't so much "frivolously" modded but I'd be wary even well done.
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  3.  @AMAMBT  Yes it's a difficult long list to accommodate, I shopped from San Diego to Seattle for 6 wks before finding the one I bought with 45k miles, pristine. Didn't manage to talk down the price much but shopping is 'expensive' too--$35k doesn't seem to bad now that I look at current prices.
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  4.  @AMAMBT  As much as I appreciate cool vintage cars, modern performance, suspension, brakes, limited slip diff is non negotiable, tho one could add one on most any car, rear drive essential. Many good transmission options but I have hard time getting head around less than 3 pedals for a fun car sporty car. Not much of that applies to vintage tho. For me, driving dynamics rules all, form follows function, I want one I can really USE, with some practicality, be it a road trip or grocery shopping.
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