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    #31
    Originally posted by Pip1968 View Post
    36,500. Only 12,000 or so since buying her in 2007.

    Pip
    Wow you haven't put many miles on there

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      #32
      Originally posted by 97rsr View Post
      Being CSLgirls other half, and all I get to do is clean the CSL and keep the servicing all in check, I will be looking to buy another CSL (in SB) in the next few years (4) hopefully. So can you keep the mileage down on all SB CSL's please because I will want to use it daily and also track it so we can keep this one standard and sparkly for special occasions Good things come to those that wait :thumbs:
      £20k deposit now and £80k in four years and it's yours

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        #33
        Originally posted by Trawler View Post
        £20k deposit now and £80k in four years and it's yours
        Lol! :hahaha:

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          #34
          Just approaching 30.5k

          4 previous owners - last having owned 6 years (from March 2007 to March 2013)

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            #35
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            Originally Posted by Trawler
            £20k deposit now and £80k in four years and it's yours


            Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
            Lol! :hahaha:
            I know I'm taking a risk in selling it too cheap

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              #36
              Originally posted by Trawler View Post
              £20k deposit now and £80k in four years and it's yours
              He he! I have had the same thought as well, what if they go ballistic value wise! (which I hope they will). Would have to be a 4yr old F80 then LOL. My father in law had a V12 E type he sold for funds when CSL girl came along, think it still haunts him letting it go! Love the CSL too much now even if she does sit around quite a bit it still makes us feel good just owning one :-D

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                #37
                Approaching 25k. Bought start of January with 20,700 so I've used it a bit.awful conundrum tbh. Investment/enjoyment? Noise/handling/enjoyment seem to be winning. Special cars tho. No point leaving it sit there so I like to drive it. Why save it for the next owner eh? Here for a good time,not a long time and you can't take it with u!

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Hankcharlie View Post
                  Approaching 25k. Bought start of January with 20,700 so I've used it a bit.awful conundrum tbh. Investment/enjoyment? Noise/handling/enjoyment seem to be winning. Special cars tho. No point leaving it sit there so I like to drive it. Why save it for the next owner eh? Here for a good time,not a long time and you can't take it with u!
                  :thumbs:

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Hankcharlie View Post
                    Approaching 25k. Bought start of January with 20,700 so I've used it a bit.awful conundrum tbh. Investment/enjoyment? Noise/handling/enjoyment seem to be winning. Special cars tho. No point leaving it sit there so I like to drive it. Why save it for the next owner eh? Here for a good time,not a long time and you can't take it with u!
                    +1 :thumbs:

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Hankcharlie View Post
                      Approaching 25k. Bought start of January with 20,700 so I've used it a bit.awful conundrum tbh. Investment/enjoyment? Noise/handling/enjoyment seem to be winning. Special cars tho. No point leaving it sit there so I like to drive it. Why save it for the next owner eh? Here for a good time,not a long time and you can't take it with u!
                      +2:thumbs:

                      Mines on 98,000, done 21k in 16 months, used 50 mile round trip to work, every week day around back lanes, dual carriageway and B roads. I can't imagine using another car as a daily driver except for a 1M. I agree with Hankcharlie, I'm going to enjoy my special machine instead of saving it for next owner!

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                        #41
                        Im the opposite.....keeping the miles low and hoping there will be a financial reward somewhere. Problem is its in the garage and its too easy to sorn it and when it it taxed to avoid using it if the weather is bad. It wouldnt do for us all to be the same though. The is a part of me that would fancy an M135i to use daily in a year or so, just dont want to part with anything.

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                          #42
                          Bought mine with 14k back in god knows when its done 77k now.

                          Couldn't imagine not using it...

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                            #43
                            Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
                            +1 :thumbs:
                            Got no intention selling it, it's a keeper now. The same as I couldn't slap miles on it commuting round SE London either. Just wait to buy a heavily used one in a few years.

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                              #44
                              Best to get a really low miles low owner immaculate one as garage queen
                              Then an average miles great condition one so you can drive it like you stole it everywhere with a stereo upgrade to BOSE or something and possibly AP Racing brakes, subframe reinforcement IMO

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                                #45
                                76k miles in mine and I'm the second owner. I've owned it 3 years and done 33k in it, no plans to sell, ever!

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