Looking for a low mileage CSL

[nw99]

Originally Posted by cslsuperfan

NW99

May I ask why you're looking for a low mileage example as opposed to a higher mileage?

I used to have a 15000 mile one and i want a really low miler to keep and use occasionally .

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by nw99

I used to have a 15000 mile one and i want a really low miler to keep and use occasionally .

Mine was once a 15000 mile example

[CraigMillwardCroft]

Originally Posted by Bounce

Mine was once a 15000 mile example

And probably a garage queen till you got it

[E46CSL]

36999 mileage any good?

[cslsuperfan]

Originally Posted by nw99

I used to have a 15000 mile one and i want a really low miler to keep and use occasionally .

Totally understand. Occasional use will protect your residuals. From experience a number of low mileage csl's up for sale have not maintained BMW servicing time constraints.

Many previously marketed have a huge time gap between their first oil service and Inspection 1. Just something to look out for on your quest.

[nw99]

Originally Posted by E46CSL

36999 mileage any good?

haha yes

[MCSL]

Originally Posted by cslsuperfan

From experience a number of low mileage csl's up for sale have not maintained BMW servicing time constraints.

I don't understand why owners didn't have them serviced to book. I looked at a 15k miler before buying mine, and whist it looked immaculate, it had only been serviced once after the running in service! Shame really

[Neil M]

Originally Posted by MCSL

I don't understand why owners didn't have them serviced to book. I looked at a 15k miler before buying mine, and whist it looked immaculate, it had only been serviced once after the running in service! Shame really

That's has become the accepted norm with low mileage examples, don't use it so why service it?
If the read the handbook it tells you why, so you don't invalidate the warranty, seems a good enough reason to me.

[monkeycsl]

Mines on 35k and been serviced on the button Gareth commented saying it was one of the cleanest he had seen,which was nice.

[MikeNsx]

Originally Posted by Neil M

That's has become the accepted norm with low mileage examples, don't use it so why service it?
If the read the handbook it tells you why, so you don't invalidate the warranty, seems a good enough reason to me.

Plus old oil just sitting in an engine is never good. Still degrades....