I know this will divide opinion, so here goes..

[GregorJP]

Originally Posted by AlexGTT

Depends on what you mean by leggy? Give us the figures and is it a 997 or 996?

IMO you just can't beat the CSL for all round capability and practicality - 4 seats, good boot, etc. Rock solid values, relatively cost effect maintenance. These are all reasons why I'd buy a 997 RS in addition to my CSL, not instead of.

Details are in the link above.

Love your thinking, Alex - the last time I had a 911 and a CSL on the drive, it almost propogated an early divorce.

[AlexGTT]

Originally Posted by GregorJP

Details are in the link above.

Love your thinking, Alex - the last time I had a 911 and a CSL on the drive, it almost propogated an early divorce.

Ah, sorry. Didn't see link.

That looks great. 25k is not high mileage really. I'd be very interested in that. If it checks out, why not go for it? Black is

[E46CSL]

Originally Posted by GregorJP

Details are in the link above.

Nice looking car, just been there.

They have 7 GT3's in their showroom, including a 2800 miler 7.1 RS in orange

[flow]

Originally Posted by AlexGTT

These are definately on my radar now. Been messing about for a while thinking about it. If I can find the right one I really don't mind something in the 20-30k mile range. I'll be buying on condition and history. People are so anal about mileage and I'm pretty sure a high % of the low mile stuff gets clocked.

My 996 GT3 has got 87K miles and a hard track history .
But the engine still runs like new

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by GregorJP

Had my CSL since September. Had an E46 M3 before for a few years as the family car, wife then got a company car and I bought a 997 C2S, which was unreliable and I couldn't get on with.

Love my CSL, much lighter and tighter than standard E46. Brakes are terrible, but I've got APs on order and am booked in for 'Ring trip in March. Can't fault it. However...

...this weekend, looking at a (slightly leggy) GT3 RS. It's right on the cusp of affordability, has no back seats for my boys and will probably cost me a fortune in maintenance. But it's tempting. What to do?

25k miles surly isn't leggy,its only just run in.

[Mark CSL]

25,000 miles it must be like new surly it will last for 100k or more