Late running in service

cslsuperfan · 28-01-2015, 08:42 PM

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If you're looking at csl's with a high mileage running in service dates then it should be noticeably cheaper than a csl with A1 BMW SH.
Bonus when you're buying...
Trouble when you're selling. A potential csl buyer may share the view that it's no drama. However my take is avoid any csl that has a blemish on it's history, regardless of how seemingly unimportant it appears.

A significant proportion of owners buy a csl, drive for 12 months and then move on. If you fall into this category; look to purchasing a csl that will not prove stubborn to sell.

If you're buying as a keeper, the Running in service is not an issue.

28-01-2015, 08:42 PM	#9
cslsuperfan Driving it like I nicked it Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: wales Posts: 2,222 Casino cash: $19520	Running In service MC If you're looking at csl's with a high mileage running in service dates then it should be noticeably cheaper than a csl with A1 BMW SH. Bonus when you're buying... Trouble when you're selling. A potential csl buyer may share the view that it's no drama. However my take is avoid any csl that has a blemish on it's history, regardless of how seemingly unimportant it appears. A significant proportion of owners buy a csl, drive for 12 months and then move on. If you fall into this category; look to purchasing a csl that will not prove stubborn to sell. If you're buying as a keeper, the Running in service is not an issue.

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