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I've just seen a new advert that's appeared on PH classifieds.
The car is a privatly advertised 1987 E28 M5 with 105,000 miles. It's described as immaculate and requiring no work and the asking price is £19,995.
I've not paid much attention to the value of these recently, but is that really the going rate, or is this wishful thinking on the part of the seller.
The car is a privatly advertised 1987 E28 M5 with 105,000 miles. It's described as immaculate and requiring no work and the asking price is £19,995.
I've not paid much attention to the value of these recently, but is that really the going rate, or is this wishful thinking on the part of the seller.
M5Dave said:
I've just seen a new advert that's appeared on PH classifieds.
The car is a privatly advertised 1987 E28 M5 with 105,000 miles. It's described as immaculate and requiring no work and the asking price is £19,995.
I've not paid much attention to the value of these recently, but is that really the going rate, or is this wishful thinking on the part of the seller.
It's been discussed here. IMO the seller is a dreamer. Such a price is not a fair reflection of these cars' true market value; at least not for examples with such a high mileage.The car is a privatly advertised 1987 E28 M5 with 105,000 miles. It's described as immaculate and requiring no work and the asking price is £19,995.
I've not paid much attention to the value of these recently, but is that really the going rate, or is this wishful thinking on the part of the seller.
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