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  • cslsuperfan
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    Originally posted by 73CSL View Post
    if the landy rockets up , that will be another one of my bad decisions to sell ... the other was my immaculate 996 turbo with 33K miles on that I sold to a trader for £23K so I could go out and buy my CSL ( buying the CSL made up for it ) ... also back in 2006 selling an immaculate 1967 Porsche 911 2.0 for £18K if only I'd kept it


    On CSL pricing .. my CSL is 69.5K miles as we speak and FBMW history, but with a fair few owners. I reckon realistic price for mine if I was to sell it would be in the £38K-£42K range

    Mine is on the same mileage ish (68K)

    Having it valued with a well respected dealer this week

    If it's £38K-£42K I will have a cry :bigcry:

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  • Pooky
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    Originally posted by 73CSL View Post
    if the landy rockets up , that will be another one of my bad decisions to sell ... the other was my immaculate 996 turbo with 33K miles on that I sold to a trader for £23K so I could go out and buy my CSL ( buying the CSL made up for it ) ... also back in 2006 selling an immaculate 1967 Porsche 911 2.0 for £18K if only I'd kept it


    On CSL pricing .. my CSL is 69.5K miles as we speak and FBMW history, but with a fair few owners. I reckon realistic price for mine if I was to sell it would be in the £38K-£42K range
    Worth more than that, wouldn't take less than 45k

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  • 73CSL
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    if the landy rockets up , that will be another one of my bad decisions to sell ... the other was my immaculate 996 turbo with 33K miles on that I sold to a trader for £23K so I could go out and buy my CSL ( buying the CSL made up for it ) ... also back in 2006 selling an immaculate 1967 Porsche 911 2.0 for £18K if only I'd kept it


    On CSL pricing .. my CSL is 69.5K miles as we speak and FBMW history, but with a fair few owners. I reckon realistic price for mine if I was to sell it would be in the £38K-£42K range

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  • Matt21
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    Originally posted by 73CSL View Post
    factory 'track biased' performance road car that can be used all year round and you can use to take the missus away for the weekend in .. GT3 or CSL ? Don't really think there are any other alternatives

    CSL = £35K upwards ?

    GT3 = £ 60K upwards ?

    GT3 has priced itself out of range of a lot of buyers .. although same could be said of the CSL

    Who knows wether pricing has levelled off. I'm pretty confident CSL's won't drop below £35K again as there is no alternative car to buy at that level. Will they continue to rise , I reckon they will , slowly , especially if the M2 CSL opens up interest again and people realise most modern cars 'lack' something the old ones had.
    I agree with that.

    Still hoping the Landy gets a huge CSLesque rise in price now It has been discontinued!:hahaha:

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  • 73CSL
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    factory 'track biased' performance road car that can be used all year round and you can use to take the missus away for the weekend in .. GT3 or CSL ? Don't really think there are any other alternatives

    CSL = £35K upwards ?

    GT3 = £ 60K upwards ?

    GT3 has priced itself out of range of a lot of buyers .. although same could be said of the CSL

    Who knows wether pricing has levelled off. I'm pretty confident CSL's won't drop below £35K again as there is no alternative car to buy at that level. Will they continue to rise , I reckon they will , slowly , especially if the M2 CSL opens up interest again and people realise most modern cars 'lack' something the old ones had.

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  • cslsuperfan
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    Originally posted by Chappers View Post
    You mean the one that sold within about 5 hours of being listed? I think the only true marker there was that they underpriced it.
    Good point.
    I didn't realise it had sold so quickly.

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  • Matt21
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    Agree, that is the acid test!

    Will be interesting to see what happens this year considering the big jumps during the selling season in recent years

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  • nw99
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    Mid 50's I think , but if the black 60k car makes 50,000 I might revise that .

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  • Matt21
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    Yours has to be close to £60k. Look at what £50k gets you these days!

    CSL780 had 39k miles and sold for £55k.

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  • nw99
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    VGC Full Service history always on time 37,000 miles

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  • Matt21
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    Originally posted by nw99 View Post
    I would sell mine as well for that sort of money !


    How many miles has yours done and what condition is it in?

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  • nw99
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    I would sell mine as well for that sort of money !

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  • billyboysm3
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    Stick it up for £60k, if it sells it sells, if not you haven't lost anything bar knowing its not going to fetch that kind of dollar.

    Then use and abuse the Porsche and other CSL.

    I sold mine and do not miss it.

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  • Chappers
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    Originally posted by cslsuperfan View Post

    the 92,000 miler that sold @ ML recently for £36K is a true marker as to the actual value of cars of this ilk.
    You mean the one that sold within about 5 hours of being listed? I think the only true marker there was that they underpriced it.

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  • Matt21
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    Thanks for the advice folks. Will see how I get on with the Porsche for a month or so then may move the CSL on.

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