List Price for a BMW 2002

skyjumper

I would like to find out what the list price was for a BMW 318 in 2002. what is the best way to do this.

I have seen a small, but thick, book with dealers of second hand car - to which they refer to while making any deals- is it possible to buy one. will that serve my purpose.

thanks in advance

harveybobbles

today I bought off a good customer a Y reg 318i SE done 80k today for 2750.

So an 02 one is worht a tad more. Also 02 will be the face lift with different lights, bumper and fog lights.

the thick books we use are CAP and GLASSES.

hewhoisnotintheknow

harveybobbles wrote: »

today I bought off a good customer a Y reg 318i SE done 80k today for 2750.

So an 02 one is worht a tad more. Also 02 will be the face lift with different lights, bumper and fog lights.

the thick books we use are CAP and GLASSES.

i think he wants to know the price it cost new

skyjumper

thanks to harveybobbles and hewhoisnotintheknow for the replies

i'm after finding out the on-road price for a 2002 when it was new at the dealers in 02

thanks guys

FlameCloud

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/reviews/bmw/3-series-saloon-1998.aspx?page=7

Have a play around with the model and options you want. It should add up the list price at the bottom of the colum when you go into the 'more equipment' bit of the model.

sheslookinhot

skyjumper wrote: »

I would like to find out what the list price was for a BMW 318 in 2002. what is the best way to do this.

I have seen a small, but thick, book with dealers of second hand car - to which they refer to while making any deals- is it possible to buy one. will that serve my purpose.

thanks in advance

Look in the Parkers book at WH Smith

balsingh

when i saw BMW 2002 in the title, I thought you were talking about the 70s classic BMW

Conor_3

sheslookinhot wrote: »

Look in the Parkers book at WH Smith

Parkers is for morons who like to think they're car traders. Their prices are so detached from reality it's not even funny.

The trade uses Glass's Guide.

Trebor16

Conor wrote: »

Parkers is for morons who like to think they're car traders. Their prices are so detached from reality it's not even funny.

The trade uses Glass's Guide.

But only the trade can get access to Glasses, CAP etc. Parkers will answer the OP's original question, which was how much the 318 cost in 2002.

Take a look here:-

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/used-prices/Valuation.aspx?deriv=21786&plate=69

See Conar, it's easily done, and without the need for the rudeness that seems to be a trademark of your posts.:rolleyes:

skyjumper

thanks Trebor16

Hintza

Conor wrote: »

Parkers is for morons who like to think they're car traders. Their prices are so detached from reality it's not even funny.

The trade uses Glass's Guide.

Jumping the gun there Conor