If classics went back to the price 5/10 years ago....
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I watched a 2010 episode of Wheeler Dealers yesterday when Mike bought an H plate Magenta Sierra Sapphire Cosworth for £4,500 - that wouldn't happen now!
And earlier in the week I watched a 2009 episode when he got an E36 M3 Cabriolet for £4,500.
Then remembered that I sold a 1978 MK2 Escort RS2000 in 1984 for about £2,500.
I always loved the BMW Z3MC, but prices have gone mad now.
But there is always the option of the Z4M Coupe - I bought one in December on 76K miles for less than £15K and I think it is much better looking than the Z3MC, but that's obviously a personal thing.
And earlier in the week I watched a 2009 episode when he got an E36 M3 Cabriolet for £4,500.
Then remembered that I sold a 1978 MK2 Escort RS2000 in 1984 for about £2,500.

I always loved the BMW Z3MC, but prices have gone mad now.
But there is always the option of the Z4M Coupe - I bought one in December on 76K miles for less than £15K and I think it is much better looking than the Z3MC, but that's obviously a personal thing.
I sold an immaculate very low mileage widetrack Impreza sti PPP (with various other Prodrive goodies on it) 7 years ago for £8k... chancers are asking near on double that now for lesser examples with higher miles.
Remember seeing a stunning yellow Integrale evo for sale locally about 10 years ago for £11k.
Remember seeing a stunning yellow Integrale evo for sale locally about 10 years ago for £11k.
sparks_190e said:
Aston Martin DB7- £12-14k
Slightly leggy E39 M5 £5-6k
Mercedes 190e, £800-£1000 for a great one.
Those days are long gone.
Over here you can still find plenty of good 190e for around that price or a few hundred more if you look. So they have sky rocketed in the UK? Slightly leggy E39 M5 £5-6k
Mercedes 190e, £800-£1000 for a great one.
Those days are long gone.
Unless you are talking about the special ones.
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