9k miler on pistonheads

[LHutchin]

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/bmw/e46-m3-00-06/bmw-3-series-e46-m3-csl-2004/4774727

£80k

[MisterCorn]

Come on then. One of you say it is too cheap....

MC

[shimmy]

Come on then. One of you say it is too cheap....

MC

i must admit if mine is worth still £55k, then this one is £100k all day long

[Trawler]

Come on then. One of you say it is too cheap....

MC

Compared to a 996gt3 it's good value for money

[glendog74]

i must admit if mine is worth still £55k, then this one is £100k all day long

:hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha:

You're talking about your CSL right? ;)

[mattCSLnut]

Come on then. One of you say it is too cheap....

MC
Already happened ;) http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13695

[82CSL]

This seems to have disappeared from pistonheads... did anyone enquire about this one - any idea whether sale was pulled, or it actually sold?

[nw99]

Coming for sale at Munich Legends I think

[cslsuperfan]

These values approaching 6 figures have been long overdue.

Its sad that the majority of owners purchasing this year and beyond will never actually drive them. :bigcry:

CSL's @ the ring will become a thing of the past.

[nw942]

These values approaching 6 figures have been long overdue.

Its sad that the majority of owners purchasing this year and beyond will never actually drive them. :bigcry:

CSL's @ the ring will become a thing of the past.

Unless you have one with really low mileage, then surely there's no reason not to put 3/4k on it each year even if you are worried about affecting its value?

[cslsuperfan]

Unless you have one with really low mileage, then surely there's no reason not to put 3/4k on it each year even if you are worried about affecting its value?


Agreed

but I was referring to the majority of us mortals who can only afford 1 CSL:gayfight:

[nw99]

Have you enquired is that the price ?

[82CSL]

Think this is now reserved and under offer via Munich Legends

[cslsuperfan]

Think this is now reserved and under offer via Munich Legends

It beggars belief that someone is willing to pay £80K for a car they won't use...........:banghead:

[Matt21]

It beggars belief that someone is willing to pay £80K for a car they won't use...........:banghead:

I honestly think it will offer a better return than sat in the bank.

Not many CSL's still accumulating miles these days. Got to be less than 100 that aren't garage queens.

[cslsuperfan]

I honestly think it will offer a better return than sat in the bank.

Not many CSL's still accumulating miles these days. Got to be less than 100 that aren't garage queens.


Matt

I get the fact the CSL in now on the investor's radar but the car market is hardly a safe bet.

I'm on my third csl having bought the first in 2006, these current values are taking a bit to get used to.

I don't buy this garage queen caper, I was the only csl @ DN13 in September out of 150 cars.

Yes the csl is more valuable these days but the DN guest list was something else

Viper Green 997 RS in a gathering of over 30 911's......all being driven by wannabe getaway drivers!!

[Matt21]

Matt

I get the fact the CSL in now on the investor's radar but the car market is hardly a safe bet.

I'm on my third csl having bought the first in 2006, these current values are taking a bit to get used to.

I don't buy this garage queen caper, I was the only csl @ DN13 in September out of 150 cars.

Yes the csl is more valuable these days but the DN guest list was something else

Viper Green 997 RS in a gathering of over 30 911's......all being driven by wannabe getaway drivers!!

Personally I do think cars such as the CSL are a safe bet. For me there are more reasons why this will continue to rise rather than fall. I, like you, have made a bloody fortune on mine, the speed of increase makes it almost feels false. That said, if I sold I know that in 5 years it will cost more to get back into one.

I agree, CSLs should be used, and good for you! You are a dying breed of CSL owner, along with a few other nutters here. Mine is under a cover in the garage as we speak and won't see light of day until March :beer:

[cslsuperfan]

Personally I do think cars such as the CSL are a safe bet. For me there are more reasons why this will continue to rise rather than fall. I, like you, have made a bloody fortune on mine, the speed of increase makes it almost feels false. That said, if I sold I know that in 5 years it will cost more to get back into one.

I agree, CSLs should be used, and good for you! You are a dying breed of CSL owner, along with a few other nutters here. Mine is under a cover in the garage as we speak and won't see light of day until March :beer:

Matt

I did have mine valued in October and quite frankly didn't believe it.

Mine is also in the garage @ the moment....waiting for Spa in April!!!

[73CSL]

.. mine will be used about every fortnight for a good blast around the Yorkshrie Dales :thumbs:

[Matt21]

.. mine will be used about every fortnight for a good blast around the Yorkshrie Dales :thumbs:
Decided not to sell then?!

[73CSL]

Decided not to sell then?!

:) , not yet but have kind of convinced myself to sell in the new year.

Still can't see where to go next really. Been really tempted with a 987 Boxster Spyder, but reality is I need rear seats of some kind for when I pick my 2 daughters up from school.

I really really like my 964, so to sit next to it I could be tempted into a Targa version just for something different. I always seem to head back to Porkers for some reason :)