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    #16
    It might not be their car to sell, they could be selling it on a commission basis which means that any rectification is done at the owner's discretion.

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      #17
      Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
      One can assume all he or she likes. Excellent condition & impeccable Service History is all that really matters when someone genuinely wants a great CSL to use as BMW "M" Gods intended. Low mileage does NOT guarantee either and only deludes potential buyers into false sense of security.
      BTW... original paint ?!?! especially the shitty waterbased crap that chips easier than porcelain, on a 14 year old BMW :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha: Good luck with that :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha:
      But there in lies the discussion.

      Is this low mileage example worth more than a 100K example. Yes and proportionally so.

      Is it priced accordingly.... It depends. It is worth what one is prepared to pay for it.

      If shares/oil/China keep on going down then no.
      If the world economy improves then yes

      I am too inexperienced to know about rear splitters so I can't comment. The steering wheel is a matter for debate.

      My mother could ruin her E46 seat in 6K miles as her clothes and the position of the seat were not optimal.
      So the wheel could be rough from rings, or driving gloves.

      But if we assume that we do not know if a CSL with 5 owners has been tracked or not then all we can go on is the mileage, history, chassis stress and paint.

      I think water based paint or not there is a correlation between paint and usage.

      ML can sell sand to the Arabs if they wish. Their reputation allows that, they have a world wide customer base and there is security when buying from them hence they can command more.

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        #18
        Enquired with ML abut selling my car for me, never got a call back. Need to keep up high standards if they want to get these high prices.

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          #19
          Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
          One can assume all he or she likes. Excellent condition & impeccable Service History is all that really matters when someone genuinely wants a great CSL to use as BMW "M" Gods intended. Low mileage does NOT guarantee either and only deludes potential buyers into false sense of security.
          BTW... original paint ?!?! especially the shitty waterbased crap that chips easier than porcelain, on a 14 year old BMW :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha: Good luck with that :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha:
          Agreed

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            #20
            Saw the car last week lovely condition great service history all the stamps etc.

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              #21
              Originally posted by nw99 View Post
              Saw the car last week lovely condition great service history all the stamps etc.
              Nigel, are you sure you were looking at the same car ? or did you not notice the steering wheel, the rear console, the rear valance or the rusty bolts under the bonnet ? all of which I/we can see from the small pix in the unfinished Ad.

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                #22
                Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
                Nigel, are you sure you were looking at the same car ? or did you not notice the steering wheel, the rear console, the rear valance or the rusty bolts under the bonnet ? all of which I/we can see from the small pix in the unfinished Ad.
                Matt yes that was the car it was pouring with rain will look tomorrow as I am there picking up my M5 Estate .

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by SSS View Post
                  But there in lies the discussion.

                  Is this low mileage example worth more than a 100K example. Yes and proportionally so.

                  Is it priced accordingly.... It depends. It is worth what one is prepared to pay for it.

                  If shares/oil/China keep on going down then no.
                  If the world economy improves then yes

                  I am too inexperienced to know about rear splitters so I can't comment. The steering wheel is a matter for debate.

                  My mother could ruin her E46 seat in 6K miles as her clothes and the position of the seat were not optimal.
                  So the wheel could be rough from rings, or driving gloves.

                  But if we assume that we do not know if a CSL with 5 owners has been tracked or not then all we can go on is the mileage, history, chassis stress and paint.

                  I think water based paint or not there is a correlation between paint and usage.

                  ML can sell sand to the Arabs if they wish. Their reputation allows that, they have a world wide customer base and there is security when buying from them hence they can command more.

                  Who gives a monkeys if it's been on a few track days ??

                  Iv done a 4-5 in my Csl last being spa

                  And when I got it back from the dealer last month they said not one thing to even advise me on immaculate they said.
                  I doubt you could say the same for a sub 20k car that's sat perishing in a garage for 12 years.
                  When I got mine I got all hung up on ooooh don't want one that's been within 10 miles of a track, now Iv driven mine hard on a track I don't really see the point in driving it on the road !!!!
                  Life's to short, drive it hard through tunnels with the windows down
                  Balls to it !

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
                    Who gives a monkeys if it's been on a few track days ??

                    Iv done a 4-5 in my Csl last being spa

                    And when I got it back from the dealer last month they said not one thing to even advise me on immaculate they said.
                    I doubt you could say the same for a sub 20k car that's sat perishing in a garage for 12 years.
                    When I got mine I got all hung up on ooooh don't want one that's been within 10 miles of a track, now Iv driven mine hard on a track I don't really see the point in driving it on the road !!!!
                    Life's to short, drive it hard through tunnels with the windows down
                    Balls to it !
                    Exactly, you are agreeing with me.

                    They were bought for tracking. This is the point. If we are being critical of this car because of its steering wheel because it has been driven with driving gloves then ultimately it is still lower mileage than most.

                    I could not care if the one I buy has 12000 or 120000 miles as long as the price is a reflection.

                    I think the ML car is value for money.

                    p.s. last time I looked my car was not perishing in its garage.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
                      Who gives a monkeys if it's been on a few track days ??

                      Iv done a 4-5 in my Csl last being spa
                      Iv driven mine hard on a track I don't really see the point in driving it on the road !!!!
                      Life's to short, drive it hard through tunnels with the windows down
                      Balls to it !

                      Totally Agree John

                      All my road miles are getting to and from Spa/Ring

                      UK roads are shite and dangerous if you're getting a lick on.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
                        Who gives a monkeys if it's been on a few track days ??

                        Iv done a 4-5 in my Csl last being spa

                        And when I got it back from the dealer last month they said not one thing to even advise me on immaculate they said.
                        I doubt you could say the same for a sub 20k car that's sat perishing in a garage for 12 years.
                        When I got mine I got all hung up on ooooh don't want one that's been within 10 miles of a track, now Iv driven mine hard on a track I don't really see the point in driving it on the road !!!!
                        Life's to short, drive it hard through tunnels with the windows down
                        Balls to it !
                        :smt038 We certainly did that, last Sunday :smt047 ... there's a little video being edited :whistle:

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by nw99 View Post
                          Matt yes that was the car it was pouring with rain will look tomorrow as I am there picking up my M5 Estate .
                          Well that explains a lot You know what they say... never view a car in the pouring rain
                          Best of luck tomorrow with the E61 M5 Wagon collection :smokin:

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by SSS View Post
                            Is this low mileage example worth more than a 100K example. Yes and proportionally so.
                            Do you really believe that 17K miles CSL @ £70,000 is £23,000 better than my immaculate 92K miles CSL ? How is that proportionate ?
                            Also if (as you later say) it's such great value for money why haven't you bought it yet ? :whistle:

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
                              Do you really believe that 17K miles CSL @ £70,000 is £23,000 better than my immaculate 92K miles CSL ? How is that proportionate ?
                              Also if (as you later say) it's such great value for money why haven't you bought it yet ? :whistle:
                              The market is the market

                              Why is it that there is a 1M for sale for 38k with 40000 miles but one for circa 60k with 10k in Pistonheads

                              It's the way the market values cars.

                              Why have I not bought it yet? Because I have a car that I don't want to use to drive to work in.

                              What I am looking for is something that can be used every day to drive to work in.

                              I missed the one on here two months ago
                              £39k with 62000 miles, and yes I am kicking myself.

                              That sold quite quickly on this forum. Yours has not

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                                #30
                                Brace for the on slaught ................

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