Noteworthy Cars for Sale [Appreciation Thread]

To be fair that's probably over 100k miles now and will be worth between £10k and £15k tops depending on spec.

Its only low mileage 30k cars which are commanding £25k (if you are referring the to the E85 model with the best engine - S54)
Yeh I couldn't help but take a quick look and things didn't seem that bonkers unless, as you say, you get down to the low milers. But they were quite pricey before.
 
Is that the 4 cylinder version:cry:. Just from looking at the pictures my first guess was that it would be diesel. Maybe all the fumes make them confused as to what model it is:p.
 
Yeh I couldn't help but take a quick look and things didn't seem that bonkers unless, as you say, you get down to the low milers. But they were quite pricey before.

I've just looked at my saved Autotrader search. Most of the low millage £20K+ ones still haven't sold (nor have the lower priced high millage ones) and have had there prices lowered, this is 3 months after I last looked when I sold mine. I sold mine within 15 mins of the add going up, so people do want them just at a fairer price. They might be up for sale for those prices but I think very few are selling.
 
A Winged Warrior for sale.

the advert said:
For sale here is my real (not a clone) Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird Genuine V code car. 440+6 auto. Vitamin C bodywork with black interior. 63, 200mls. Buckets, console, rallye rims. I've owned the car for nearly 8 years and have driven it every where. It's a driver rather than a trailer queen. Has had one repaint back in the nineties and so a few light marks but nothing serious. Interior is good and original. Some electrical upgrades have been done for reliability and safety but they are easily returnable to stock. It's currently running MSD ignition but comes with the Mopar system. Drives really well. I have tracked a number of the previous owners and the car has good paperwork. I knew I wouldn't be able to keep it forever and feel that the time is now right for me to sell. No timewasters or dreamers please. thank you.
 
Those always look flimsy to me for what is a huge steel tank. The shut lines and overhangs look daft. I don't see the appeal, aside from the Nascar link, would much prefer one of the more mainstream muscle cars.
 
Those always look flimsy to me for what is a huge steel tank. The shut lines and overhangs look daft. I don't see the appeal, aside from the Nascar link, would much prefer one of the more mainstream muscle cars.

Much the same problem as when they were new.

Personally I quite like the Daytona and 500 on the Dodge side of things. The 'bird always looked like more of a lash-up to me.
 
Jesus!

There are many, many cars out there I'd pay £100k for before a CSL but if you're a collector then what a car to add!

Indeed, had an offer for my Vette this week, 25k, not even advertised just a cheeky FB offer, not bad considering I paid 18k just a few months ago, not selling it though.
Also Porsche are telling a lot of customers that their new cars that should be here in 2022 are now going to be 2023, so I think the used market is gonna leap again before it drops, maybe the Winter drop not gonna happen.......
 
Indeed, had an offer for my Vette this week, 25k, not even advertised just a cheeky FB offer, not bad considering I paid 18k just a few months ago, not selling it though.
Also Porsche are telling a lot of customers that their new cars that should be here in 2022 are now going to be 2023, so I think the used market is gonna leap again before it drops, maybe the Winter drop not gonna happen.......
Take the money!!
 
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