2001 330CI Collectors Item?
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Explain why you think it would? For example I own a 98 M roadster, the first of the M's sent to the US and the only model without ASC or DSC, a true drive by the seat of your pants roadster, they do not make them anymore and yet mine has not increased in value! It's value is remaining fairly constant, but it will never be worth 150k. Antique value, most likely not, collectors value possibily but only to the right person and only for the right reasons, 150k most likely not.
Look at today's antique market for a guide. There are quite a few 330ci on the road, so it won't be rare like a Camaro RS, Mustang Shelby, Sting Ray, etc.
It seems that the car has to be popular, a bit unique, and at least 25 - 30 years old to start going back up in value. Of course, if it has LOW mileage and showroom condition, it make a positive $$ difference, but not with 150K miles.
Now, my personal opinion (which is probably full of crap!) is that the M cars will ultimately start going up, and MAYBE the 330ci CONVERTIBLE, as they are much less common.
It seems that the car has to be popular, a bit unique, and at least 25 - 30 years old to start going back up in value. Of course, if it has LOW mileage and showroom condition, it make a positive $$ difference, but not with 150K miles.
Now, my personal opinion (which is probably full of crap!) is that the M cars will ultimately start going up, and MAYBE the 330ci CONVERTIBLE, as they are much less common.