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s1csl
24-02-2013, 09:05 AM
How many csl,s have been sold this year and did owner get near there asking price or sell for more than what they payed for the car

si.w
24-02-2013, 01:40 PM
nick johnson told me he's sold 8 since december (i think - i have a bad memory). as for prices, who knows!?

s1csl
24-02-2013, 05:06 PM
nick johnson told me he's sold 8 since december (i think - i have a bad memory). as for prices, who knows!?
WOW

HFLagos
25-02-2013, 12:38 PM
nick johnson told me he's sold 8 since december (i think - i have a bad memory). as for prices, who knows!?

If 8 is a genuine figure, that is definitely impressive. For the wider CSL market, the demand remains high as there are still quite a few folks looking.

Given we might be on the way to Sterling / Euro parity, I wonder if folks will be coming over to buy our RHD cars. I've heard of this happening in the past on a couple of occasions with CSLs. Clearly more common with LHD cars.

CSL prices on the continent are pretty high.

AlexGTT
25-02-2013, 01:40 PM
If it does drop closer to parity the European market will open up. It's already telling in my business as 45% of my customers are central Europe and to them we are getting cheaper by the day. Same thing happened, to a far greater extent in 2008.

HFLagos
25-02-2013, 02:50 PM
I remember one of the established Porsche independent dealers in Germany specialising in air cooled 911 RS/GT2 models sold a few cars to UK buyers some years ago when the exchange rate was in our favour.

Apparently this same dealer then came to the UK a couple of years later (with a transporter) and bought back those same cars, good deal for all parties as the currency had gone the other way. However these were all LHD cars.

My old Porsche 964 Celebration also went back to Germany.

LeinsCSL
25-02-2013, 03:40 PM
If only there was a Euro-currency country that drove on the left ;)

Not been too many coming over here in the last little while AFAIK, but might start happening again now with these exchange rates

DUBU
25-02-2013, 04:45 PM
If only there was a Euro-currency country that drove on the left ;)

Not been too many coming over here in the last little while AFAIK, but might start happening again now with these exchange rates

:D

Too bad for potential purchasers (asking) prices seem to have gone up too more or less cancelling out any savings the currency fluctuations may offer.

LeinsCSL
25-02-2013, 06:10 PM
Looks like MLs have just sold one too: http://www.munichlegends.co.uk/component/option,com_rdautos/id,276/view,detail/

Was that to someone on here? Losing track of all the new members looking for them and who's actually pulled the trigger


:D

Too bad for potential purchasers (asking) prices seem to have gone up too more or less cancelling out any savings the currency fluctuations may offer.

That's true I suppose. Not sure where the £GBP is going to go next, but I reckon there's probably not going to be a much better time to buy one and bring it over here than now. Are Z3MCs still going up in value too recently?

DUBU
04-03-2013, 11:05 AM
Looks like MLs have just sold one too: http://www.munichlegends.co.uk/component/option,com_rdautos/id,276/view,detail/

Was that to someone on here? Losing track of all the new members looking for them and who's actually pulled the trigger




That's true I suppose. Not sure where the £GBP is going to go next, but I reckon there's probably not going to be a much better time to buy one and bring it over here than now. Are Z3MCs still going up in value too recently?

The MC's seem to be holding well, always take a bit of a jump around this time of year, which is good.

I reckon the boat has sailed on the right time to buy a CSL, when you see wanted threads on Pistonheads for a CSL where it's obvious the poster has little idea of what a CSL is only that it is the "it" car to have at the moment you know it's not the right time to buy. I hummed and hawed too much when it was the right time to buy, will be paying the price now.

Your right about it being a pretty good time to bring one over though with the vrt as it is and the exchange rate.

Have you taken yours out of storage yet?

LeinsCSL
04-03-2013, 03:46 PM
Have you taken yours out of storage yet?

Not yet, but took the Alpina out yesterday for the first time since September. The CSL won't be back out until next month, so will be going in for an oil change and to replace the rear diffuser and kick-plates then. Been a long winter with no driving

When's your ZM back on the road? Will have to get a Wicklow run arranged

DUBU
04-03-2013, 04:29 PM
Not yet, but took the Alpina out yesterday for the first time since September. The CSL won't be back out until next month, so will be going in for an oil change and to replace the rear diffuser and kick-plates then. Been a long winter with no driving

When's your ZM back on the road? Will have to get a Wicklow run arranged

Came out last weekend, haven't driven it yet. I've to get down the tax office and pay the bloodhounds.

Wicklow run is eactly what it needs :D

EVLXGE
04-03-2013, 04:49 PM
I reckon the boat has sailed on the right time to buy a CSL, when you see wanted threads on Pistonheads for a CSL where it's obvious the poster has little idea of what a CSL is only that it is the "it" car to have at the moment you know it's not the right time to buy.


It really is baffling how someone can get to the stage of posting a wanted thread and not even know the CSL only came with SMG. As I read last week someone saying he would accept manual....madness.

Are people like you say, hearing these being talked about and jumping on the bandwagon.

When mine was forsale Dec/Jan, I was genuinely shocked how much interest it got. Had at least a 6-7 emails off people saying they were happy with the price and subject to viewing deal was done. Never had that with any other car ive advertised. Then another 20 people in addition showing interest. Maybe I advertised too cheap who knows.

DUBU
04-03-2013, 06:33 PM
It really is baffling how someone can get to the stage of posting a wanted thread and not even know the CSL only came with SMG. As I read last week someone saying he would accept manual....madness.

Are people like you say, hearing these being talked about and jumping on the bandwagon.

When mine was forsale Dec/Jan, I was genuinely shocked how much interest it got. Had at least a 6-7 emails off people saying they were happy with the price and subject to viewing deal was done. Never had that with any other car ive advertised. Then another 20 people in addition showing interest. Maybe I advertised too cheap who knows.

That's exactly it (read the thread on PH your mentioned :whistle:) I want a CSL for what it is nothing else. Been around the ring in them, researched their faults potential costs etc, drove Leins one (which pushed me over the edge). That's it mind made up...

Now you have headcases jumping on the bandwagon driving demand up, great place to be if your selling though...

Buying a house at the moment which is restricitng funds somewhat,( would of bought that one Nick Johnson had with 68k otherwise) should be through by September, but the way things are going CSL's will be 50k.:banghead:

jibm
04-03-2013, 06:50 PM
Buying a house at the moment which is restricitng funds somewhat,( would of bought that one Nick Johnson had with 68k otherwise) should be through by September, but the way things are going CSL's will be 50k.:banghead:

You can have mine for £48K in September....that gives you 2k profit immediately :whistle::)

cslsuperfan
04-03-2013, 07:50 PM
You can have mine for £48K in September....that gives you 2k profit immediately :whistle::)


:-D