Any thoughts appreciated - well specced, but cat D

[AlexGTT]

Originally Posted by isv

I had made an enquiry about that one earlier, has a late-ish running in service (1800) for what it's worth but I think is just within the limits of getting the warranty on.

1800 miles is within BMW tolerance for running in service. Will not be an issue.

[Porter]

Originally Posted by mattCSLnut

I certainly wouldn't turn a good CSL down just because it didn't have Xenons
Good luck with your search

Thanks - I think I'll try to have a look at this one. Your SG looks great (even without the xenons!), by the way.

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by AlexGTT

1800 miles is within BMW tolerance for running in service. Will not be an issue.

That is 100% correct Mine had it's run in @ 1800 miles (company car mile muncher in it's early life ) and it's had extended BMW Warranty ever since with numerous Warranty claims without any issues what so ever

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by Porter

Thanks - I think I'll try to have a look at this one. Your SG looks great (even without the xenons!), by the way.

Thanks very much

[isv]

Originally Posted by mattCSLnut

That is 100% correct Mine had it's run in @ 1800 miles (company car mile muncher in it's early life ) and it's had extended BMW Warranty ever since with numerous Warranty claims without any issues what so ever

Good to know many thanks. Was initially thinking I'd be patient and wait for one that ticked all the boxes but will relook at that Aberdeenshire one. cheers

[Porter]

Well, I went to see the Devon car (this one) and it's an absolute peach.

The condition is absolutely as new (bar an understandably worn steering wheel). The current owner is a genuine enthusiast, who has kept the car in stunning condition.

In looking for the right car, I was more concerned about condition than mileage - after all, the mechanicals of these cars are bullet proof and failures do not seem to follow any mileage-related trend). Anyway, long story short, I bought it!

To say I'm thrilled doesn't even come close. What a car - the CSL has always been in my dream garage and having owned a 'vanilla' E46 M3, I knew I'd like the CSL. I can't wait for it to arrive now once all the money changes hands. I feel like a kid at Christmas.

Thanks to everyone for all their input - I'll post more when my (!) CSL arrives.

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by Porter

Well, I went to see the Devon car (this one) and it's an absolute peach.

The condition is absolutely as new (bar an understandably worn steering wheel). The current owner is a genuine enthusiast, who has kept the car in stunning condition.

In looking for the right car, I was more concerned about condition than mileage - after all, the mechanicals of these cars are bullet proof and failures do not seem to follow any mileage-related trend). Anyway, long story short, I bought it!

To say I'm thrilled doesn't even come close. What a car - the CSL has always been in my dream garage and having owned a 'vanilla' E46 M3, I knew I'd like the CSL. I can't wait for it to arrive now once all the money changes hands. I feel like a kid at Christmas.

Thanks to everyone for all their input - I'll post more when my (!) CSL arrives.

Congratulations on buying on condition and not making "Low mileage" and "Must Have Xenons" your priorities It's how I bought mine and after nearly 2 years/ 16K mileas I still it to bits and she hasn't let me down, not even once
Yours really does look like a Good'en and in the right colour too
Lots of pix as soon as you can please

[Yanto]

Well done matey - great feeling eh ?

Your post reminds me of when I got mine - between now and when you pick up will really drag, but the reward will be even sweeter !

A roads home I assume

[shimmy]

Bullet proof .......

[s.mac]

Bullet proof .......

with warranty