The rest of their inventory is equally overpriced:

https://www.cars.com/for-sale/searchresults.action/?searchSource=DEALER_ADVANCED&stkTyp=U&dlId=1895809&zc=- 08330&rd=99999

$90,000 for a 1988 BMW M5, NADA lists high retail of $24,400.

$75,000 for a 2005 BMW M3, even with all options, NADA list high retail at $18,100.

$75,000 for a 2002 BMW M5, NADA high retail is $14,200.

The list goes on...

Found this BMW M3 [E30] while trying to find the years that it was available in Canada ( i know, Ohio isn't in Canada, but try to explain this to the Google search engine.. ) as there was one in a auto show i went in the last weeks ( pics hopefully posted before feb. 32nd.. )


Don't know exactly how much a 1991 M3 is worth but i think they are really enthousiasts...

http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/news/a28645/e30-bmw-m3-200000/
https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/661454762/overview/

their website http://enthusiastauto.com/