wondering why this hasnt sold

[TommyR]

Ian keen for those cups....

how much

pm me

Tom

[shane@mbtech]

Originally Posted by azrael

Think it will take longer than that. Plus in the mean time you still need to service it, insure it, store it and replace the rubber etc

15 years IMO, long long time to leave a car, couldnt be arsed. Surely a 34k invested in a cheap house will bring greater reward in 15 yrs time.
15 years of rent, plus appreciation of property.

Sticking a CSL away is a knobs trick, use the fucker and invest in something else.

[TommyR]

i agree.

far better investments out there.

in termes of cars alone, csl is a great place to put the money it seems.

Il miss it when it goes though..but im sure having my own roof over my head will be just as thrilling...?hmm

[shane@mbtech]

Originally Posted by TommyR

i agree.

far better investments out there.

in termes of cars alone, csl is a great place to put the money it seems.

Il miss it when it goes though..but im sure having my own roof over my head will be just as thrilling...?hmm

A great place to put the money, use and abuse then get nearly all your money back. Not to leave in a barn somewhere.

[RichW]

Originally Posted by TommyR

i agree.

far better investments out there.

in termes of cars alone, csl is a great place to put the money it seems.

Il miss it when it goes though..but im sure having my own roof over my head will be just as thrilling...?hmm

errr - no

I sold my CSL to fund a house, sure its a nice enough house and it is nice having your own house and not renting any longer but skint now so no more playing out for me for a couple of years

*edited to say i wish i had bought the house sooner then i would have had money to spend now, still, i never thought i would still be alive at 40 so thats new :D

[Maxige]

Hello guys! New member looking for a nice SG CSL to buy...

Do any of you have any other info on that car?

Looks like a very nice example...I was wondering if anybody has any additional info he might want to share?

Thanks a lot for your help, will post soon a message on the new members section!

[UPtoit]

to much money in the current climate its dealer money, no warranty and to many owners

[Maxige]

Originally Posted by UPtoit

to much money in the current climate its dealer money, no warranty and to many owners

Looks like 4 previous owners...is really that much?

Agreed it's dealer money, but if you could have it for, let's say, 28-29k?

Sounds about right if the car is really in outstanding conditions with low miles?

[UPtoit]

this is a nice car with warranty, market value 28/29k

http://www.bmwclassics.co.uk/2003_M3_CSL/index.html

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by UPtoit

this is a nice car with warranty, market value 28/29k

http://www.bmwclassics.co.uk/2003_M3_CSL/index.html

If you ever get trouble with the engine,I don't think warranty would pay out with that running in service.I wouldn't risk it,not with so many others on the market.