Mileage reflected in the asking price
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Looks like a well looked after Cecil regardless of the mileage.Originally posted by Neil M
Further proof that higher than average mileage doesn't mean a bad car :thumbs: -
Buy it for parts quick !!!!!!Comment
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Where did all the 'Questors' go?
That's a lot of car for the money, and there's probably a deal to be done, particularly if it's been dealer maintained as per the add.
It deserves a good home, use a weekend motor would soon slow down the mileage increase.Comment
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looks a nice car
I'm after something circa 45K miles though ( I know mileage doesn't always correspond to condition )
There is the other 116K mile car on PH too
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You've got it one, cars by there very nature are meant to be used, not stored. If this wasn't a CSL but a standard M3, the mileage would be taken as average for a 10 year old car.Originally posted by Hot66 View Postlooks a nice car
I'm after something circa 45K miles though ( I know mileage doesn't always correspond to condition )
There is the other 116K mile car on PH too
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ry-2003/921069
With a 45K+ example you're probably now looking at one around 28K, with partial use; weekend or stored and an incomplete history. Due to 'don't use it, therefore don't service it' philosophy big mistake, hence the 2 year service proviso which tends to be forgotten about. :banghead: NJ has a few which seem to fit your criteria.
The other one is already in the 'Interesting CSL Links' somewhere, I posted it some time ago. Looks a decent enough example, if you like the lack luster wheels and AP's ready fitted.:thumbs:Comment
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