drz. Yes, later model years will be more mechanically reliable. If you want OBDI for modding reasons, get a 95. I don't know that there were any big changes in models ranging from 96-98, but in general it will be better to get a newer E36 with mileage as good as you can find and preferably with service records. Limited slip differential from the factory makes for great traction and good handling; E36 M3 Con’s: Made more for luxury and less for the track – softer suspension; Vanos, shock mounts, and water pump usually have problems over 100k miles; BMW E36 M3 Reliability
Hey everyone, not sure how many people will remember this but about 6 months ago I asked this thread if it was a good idea to sell my 335is and buy and e36 and turbo it. Well I did it. Bought a 328i 5MT right before the school year started and would come home to work on the car about every 3 weeks or so.
Not only is the 328is a coupe, the best looking of all the E36 body styles, it sports with the best non-M engine the E36 ever came with, the M52 2.8 liter naturally-aspirated inline-six, with 190 hp. Why is E36 so good? A great engine and a solid platform make the E36 arguably one of the most customizable cars in the US.
Low-mileage garage queens regularly bring $20,000, but $13,000 to $17,000 should snag a healthy driver with good cosmetics. When the E36 M3s began to enter the used-car market, many
Certainly good cars in their own right (particularly after a full Dinan3 upgrade for the 335) but still lacking the panache and handling of the E36. The E36 was the car, after all, that was crowned as the "Best Handling car at any price" by Car and Driver magazine in 1997.
Really, the E36 is the perfect enthusiast car. It blends modern technology with old-school analog fun for a perfect combination of fun and convenience. This most certainly accounts for why they have recently begun to climb in value.
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