Prices of low mileage CSL's

[edylcreyob]

Originally Posted by Conor Bell

Hi I have just joined the forum.

As the owner of a 3k miles csl im happy to see their value is still holding up very well.

I bought my car 3 years ago from a BMW dealer here in Northern Ireland for £40k. I thought it was hefty price back then.....but the car had only covered 495 miles and I simply had to have it.
It was a case of never finding another so close to new condition that made my mind up. I have never once regretted buying the car.

However much they increase in value I still dont think I would sell mine!!

I know that feeling, as we all do, see a car just have to have it oh its "that" much oh well its only money.

Same process I went through a month ago buying the 560 mile car down under

[englebert]

What's this one worth then...

http://www.evo.co.uk/news/evonews/25..._for_sale.html

[glendog74]

Originally Posted by englebert

What's this one worth then...

http://www.evo.co.uk/news/evonews/25..._for_sale.html

Already discussed here Rob:

http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4469

[thegingerninja]

I'm going to guess at £75,000 +......

[englebert]

D'oh, thought i had brought a scoop...

[SpineOnABap]

Originally Posted by thegingerninja

I'm going to guess at £75,000 +......

LOL

[jeffers]

I heard they want £55k?

[SpineOnABap]

Nearly exactly 7 years ago I paid £60k for mine and it had NO miles on it, and it wasn't full of moss

[thegingerninja]

Originally Posted by SpineOnABap

Nearly exactly 7 years ago I paid £60k for mine and it had NO miles on it, and it wasn't full of moss

True - but there were plenty to choose from then. Now - it's a slightly different matter. All you need is 2 people with more money than sense and the bidding keeps going. I guess time will tell.......