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    just joined group in the market for a M3 csl. any pit falls when buying to watch out for?
    I have contacted K.bird and that looks a lovely car, cant get to see it before my holiday so may miss out on purchasing that 1. Fingers crossed its still about in 2 wks time.

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    The only pitfall I know of is there are two versions - the black version which is very fast and they grey version that is very slow.

    KP :whistle:

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      #3
      Originally posted by advantec
      just joined group in the market for a M3 csl. any pit falls when buying to watch out for?
      I have contacted K.bird and that looks a lovely car, cant get to see it before my holiday so may miss out on purchasing that 1. Fingers crossed its still about in 2 wks time.
      Welcome matey,good luck with the search.:thumbs::thumbs:

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        Hi Mate

        Check for a red battery light during the test drive....that'll be your alternator and will be sure to ruin your weekend :bigcry:

        First - MAKE SURE ITS GOT A WARRANTY !

        There are loads of threads on here for new buyers - use the search facility above..

        Also, here is the link from PH when I started looking....and good luck !



        Enjoy the search, thats part of the fun. Try and buy from enthusiast or a known forum car -good luck :thumbs:

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          Welcome Advantec :thumbs:

          As Yanto says, use the search facility on here - you will unearth loads of stuff.

          I recommend a private sale car with BMW warranty still running (preferably with 0% excess). FBMWSH obviously with Aircon and Xenons as the 'must have' options.

          Don't let higher miles put you off, equally so a car that has been tracked/modded as they are usually 'over-maintained' to a high standard.

          Rob.

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            #6
            Originally posted by kpkpkp View Post
            The only pitfall I know of is there are two versions - the black version which is very fast and they grey version that is very slow.

            KP :whistle:

            Sound advice & Welcome aboard

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              #7
              Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
              Welcome Advantec :thumbs:

              As Yanto says, use the search facility on here - you will unearth loads of stuff.

              I recommend a private sale car with BMW warranty still running (preferably with 0% excess). FBMWSH obviously with Aircon and Xenons as the 'must have' options.

              Don't let higher miles put you off, equally so a car that has been tracked/modded as they are usually 'over-maintained' to a high standard.

              Rob.
              Likewise dont let lack of A/C and xenons put you off if its the right car. Over a year now of ownership with no A/C, I retrofitted xenons and I have not missed the A/C once. Its not a daily driver if it was I may have held out for A/C.

              You can buy a BMW warranty for just over £1000 if the car you purchase does not have one.

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