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    Thought this would be interesting to gauge an intended futures market for the car now there are only c.280 floating around in UK (Non sorn). When (if?) do you intend on selling? Folks talk about selling to realise $$ or trading up to GT3 / RS....or keeping and buying a complimentary car.........what does the futures market look like in 2014 and beyond ?

    1. Yanto - will buy new wheels next year. Something more of a GT car (C63, Granturismo, Pork Turbo or C2S, GTR).CSL stays.

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    Originally posted by Yanto
    Thought this would be interesting to gauge an intended futures market for the car now there are only c.280 floating around in UK (Non sorn). When (if?) do you intend on selling? Folks talk about selling to realise $$ or trading up to GT3 / RS....or keeping and buying a complimentary car.........what does the futures market look like in 2014 and beyond ?

    1. Yanto - will buy new wheels next year. Something more of a GT car (C63, Granturismo, Pork Turbo or C2S, GTR).CSL stays.
    2. Trawler. csl is a keeper, even after 7+ years. No plans to buy another car. Wife's mini JCW is also fun.

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      #3
      You wanna buy my Gtr Ian

      It's a gooodun :supz:

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        #4
        I think the killer for a M3 CSL will be getting spare parts from BMW and when BMW end the warranty ,this will affect resale value, just my thoughts

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          #5
          Originally posted by s1csl View Post
          I think the killer for a M3 CSL will be getting spare parts from BMW and when BMW end the warranty ,this will affect resale value, just my thoughts
          That won't make a difference. Going on that the entire classic and vintage car market wouldn't exist. If anything those circumstances raise values.

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            #6
            Originally posted by AlexGTT View Post
            That won't make a difference. Going on that the entire classic and vintage car market wouldn't exist. If anything those circumstances raise values.
            No good having a 30k car if its going sit in BMW waiting for parts for a year or more , that would piss me off

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              #7
              Originally posted by s1csl View Post
              No good having a 30k car if its going sit in BMW waiting for parts for a year or more , that would piss me off
              Agreed but that still won't hurt values as a trend.

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                #8
                Originally posted by AlexGTT View Post
                Agreed but that still won't hurt values as a trend.
                +1

                Can't imagine Ferrari have a store of replacement engines for the 250 GTO

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                  #9
                  I have to be honest and say although I am still in love with my CSL and constantly in awe of its coolness I was about to seriously consider changing to a gt3 as I'm about to get paid for a large refurbishment I've been doing. Then we go and find out we are expecting our first born ! That's stopped that little plan then, added to the fact I am about to start extending and modernising our pad I may have to consider realising a few grand out of the car and changing to a 'normal' E30 M3.
                  I must admit I was expecting our cars to be suddenly worth £50k after the 10 year party :banghead::hahaha:

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                    #10
                    The trend is they go up and down , and not all sell for asking price

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                      +1

                      Can't imagine Ferrari have a store of replacement engines for the 250 GTO
                      And BMW don't have a store full of CSL parts

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by s1csl View Post
                        And BMW don't have a store full of CSL parts
                        That's the point I'm making John !!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                          That's the point I'm making John !!
                          And a good point , do you think that 1 day a CSL will be worth more in parts than a whole car

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Yanto
                            Thought this would be interesting to gauge an intended futures market for the car now there are only c.280 floating around in UK (Non sorn). When (if?) do you intend on selling? Folks talk about selling to realise $$ or trading up to GT3 / RS....or keeping and buying a complimentary car.........what does the futures market look like in 2014 and beyond ?

                            1. Yanto - will buy new wheels next year. Something more of a GT car (C63, Granturismo, Pork Turbo or C2S, GTR).CSL stays.

                            Maserati granturismo is awesome, although the 997 rs is next on my list. The instant divorce I would find myself in would certainly release the capital I need:whistle:

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                              #15
                              The CSL and Alpina E30 are going nowhere in 2014. May swap the E34 M5 for something though, but the list of possible replacements is still running to over 4 pages!

                              Daily driving needs are being taken care for the foreseeable future by a Golf 1.2 TSi, with the inherent performance thrills a nice bonus

                              My expectation is another jump in CSL values come the spring. But will 996 GT2s finally start increasing in value too?

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