Is trading a 1996 BMW 328i for a 1998 Pontiac Firebird Formula a good deal?

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cnorwood22

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I own a 1996 BMW 328i. It's auto with 85,500 original miles. Stock except for the wheels, tinted windows, and head unit. Someone is interested in trading me a 1998 Firebird formula 6 speed ls1 with 138k miles but 40k on a rebuilt motor. It has some mods which are Ram air, Ls6 cam, long tube headers, true dual rumbler exhaust system, spec stage 4 clutch, spec aluminum flywheel, 4:11 rear end, and 5.0 short shifter. I've always wanted a t/a and this seems to be a good deal to me. I've had the bmw for 2 months and i love it but the firebird is my favorite car and Ive always wanted one. The guy is looking for a 4 door car because he has kids now and needs more of a family car. My biggest issue is the fact that it's just about winter now here in new england but i don't think either car will be good in the winter weather. I'm just looking for some input and advice on whether or not I should pursue the trade or just say no.
 
Depends on about 1,000 more variables than you provided.

And ultimately, there is no concrete answer.

You might make the trade, and have the Firebird break down in five minutes.

Or keep the BMW, and forever hate yourself for not trading it away.

Until you make the choice, it's impossible to know the outcome. It's like Schrodinger's cat.
 
Depends on about 1,000 more variables than you provided.

And ultimately, there is no concrete answer.

You might make the trade, and have the Firebird break down in five minutes.

Or keep the BMW, and forever hate yourself for not trading it away.

Until you make the choice, it's impossible to know the outcome. It's like Schrodinger's cat.
 
Depends on about 1,000 more variables than you provided.

And ultimately, there is no concrete answer.

You might make the trade, and have the Firebird break down in five minutes.

Or keep the BMW, and forever hate yourself for not trading it away.

Until you make the choice, it's impossible to know the outcome. It's like Schrodinger's cat.
 
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