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Can someone explain to me why this 325iX just sold for $7600? The starting bid was $100, no reserve, so you can't blame the seller!

That's the highest price for an iX that I think I've seen in a while.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... AMEWA%3AIT

Well, it looks pretty clean from the pics and the mileage is relatively low for a 17+ year old car. They are rare in numbers , and they are great cars (I've had two) if you live in the northern climate (awsome in the snow!), but they are not cheap to maintain (front suspension , brakes need regular replacement). But I'd have to agree that $7600 for an iX, even if mint condition plus OMG its an automatic, is excessive. Must have been two buyers that were interested to get the price up that high. I would have expected more like $4-5K

because all the bids over $5,100 (a reasonable price for a clean iX)
were from 4 different zero feedback bidders who could be
f'ing around with the seller for some reason and/or be shills
for the seller.

Ben
make mine a 325iX touring. or a 324td touring.

Here in Billings, Montana a 1991 iX recently sold for $9800. Only 53k miles, one owner four door five speed. Lazur blue, too. Too much money for me but there were three very interested parties, so it went high.

Just like last time.Alot of pics and a good description of the car will sell it most of the time.

GEEZ. I really wish I had $40 to blow on posting my car on eBay. I could write a BADASS auction description for this car and have over 100 pictures of every single nook and cranny of this thing.

Do you think I could score 3 or 4 grand for this car on eBay? If it sold for over $3500, I'd be in the green over the whole 1 1/2 years of ownership, including purchase price, gas, and maintenance/repairs. I think I just may post it on eBay next payday (middle of this month) just for the helluvit!