[mshanno1]

Does anyone know where BMW auctions off their driving school vehicles when they are done with them?

[Desert_Fox]

A better question is why the hell someone would want to buy a car that has the most insane and rough miles possible, most likely without a warranty as well

[mshanno1]

Originally Posted by Desert_Fox

A better question is why the hell someone would want to buy a car that has the most insane and rough miles possible, most likely without a warranty as well

Because you can get them for pretty cheap. You can track the car or use it as a low mileage secondary weekend vehicle. You could drive it for several thousand miles, and still sell it for what you paid for at auction

[Desert_Fox]

That makes sense, as long as the next owner doesn't know that the car was driven so hard before. I guess I just dread the thought of keeping up with the maintenance on a beat to hell M car

[mshanno1]

Originally Posted by Desert_Fox

That makes sense, as long as the next owner doesn't know that the car was driven so hard before. I guess I just dread the thought of keeping up with the maintenance on a beat to hell M car

I wouldn't sell the car to someone without them knowing the past. I was looking at buying a M coupe awhile back, until I found out that it had been a driving school vehicle. I found out that the car sold at auction for $19,000. It had 6,000 miles, and was less than a year old.It was 100% perfect cosmetically. I figured I could pick one up for around that price, drive it for a year for 10-15k miles, and then sell it. I bet I could get close, if not the full amount, to what I paid at auction with the right buyer.