I think I smell a scam, but that looks like a dealership in the photos....

http://cosprings.craigslist.org/car/643613041.html

nice but why don't you just put a M3 emblem on you car.

LOL I sure as hell ain't buying it. But if I WAS in the market for a RWD convertible, one that spits out 333HP and does 0-60 in 5.5 wouldn't be too bad at all.

It's flagged now.

Yeah, that didn't take long. Maybe if they were asking $35K someone would have believed it....

Scam, Google for craigslist scam and you'll find many pages explaining how they work. Here's a good page: http://www.fraudguides.com/internet-craigslist-scams.asp
This was the "escrow scam" they describe
If you post a car for sale, you will receive many emails attempting to scam you with the internet check printing scam.

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Scam, Google for craigslist scam and you'll find many pages explaining how they work. Here's a good page: http://www.fraudguides.com/internet-craigslist-scams.asp
This was the "escrow scam" they describe
If you post a car for sale, you will receive many emails attempting to scam you with the internet check printing scam.[/b]

Heck, I've received the scam emails just from posting furniture/bikes. I emailed one person on an obvious scam car about a month or so ago. The posting got flagged, and I received an email about a week later. "I'll ship you the car at no expense and you can inspect it. It's located in Florida...blah, blah, blah."