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That link is nearly 18 months old

You can't believe you've had no interest when you have not posted any pictures or even stated whether its a roadster or a coupe??

I have a few grey suits and I love them to be fair. I do however feel that they are slightly less formal so I wear mine to seminar's and conferences etc where it's business dress but you don't need to look ultra professional.

You can't get a MY07 with 9k on the clock though Don't forget your car was a MY06, not a MY07.........

Miura's

It just doesn't look very pretty from that rear 3/4 angle, the long flatish boot area is a bit ugly imo, not your fault though

Thats not a nice angle

The joys of paying for beers in the Student Union 15 years ago (I'm still paying/avoiding mine )

+1 I seriously like this S2K which is bizarre as I've never liked the look of them previously.....

You only pay an annual fee if your plate is on retention. If it's on your car then you don't ay an annual fee.

Mods, approve my previous post [mod edit: Your previous post was disapproved for being completely irrelevent.]

Diesel RWD is not exactly the same though is it? My Alfa GT has 90k on it and is running perfectly

Mine has cost me £250 plus £30 fines x 12

The 123d is a much more desirable car compared the 120d, so you cannot compare the two. The cheapest 123d coupe (2007) on Pistonheads is on for £12.9K. Thats about £3.4K deprecation per year, which isn't actually that bad. Has that car got 100k on it??? As thats what Rabbitstew is proposing. And still, thats still £17k of depreciation in 5 years; great way to save money I'm all for trading up or buying something that you really really want, but stating that buying a Brand new car is actually going to save you money is bizarre to say the least.

I think that frankly your in for a shock. If you think your only going to lose £10k in five years on a brand new BMW, that your going to be doing 20k a year in, your misguided to say the least. The 123d is circa £30k+ ; http://beta.pistonheads.com/classifieds ... 2dr/333878 Heres a 2007 120d M sport at £11k that has half the mileage your car will have; http://beta.pistonheads.com/classifieds ... ort/546120 Any savings you may have made in fuel are going to be completly obliterated by the £20k+ depreciation. As a money saving exercise it makes no sense, sorry. Nice car though I like them.

I'm curious about your perception around the depreciation on a brand new BMW over five years? Your going from a car that has lost the vast majority of it's depreciation, right back to the top of the depreciation ladder.... All the costs you've cited are still going to be present, apart from a lower petrol bill, but have you seen BMW's servicing prices?? Also, if you've got enough cash to buy a brand new BMW outright, why you worrying about the zeds costs??

+1 Black and white photo's in a for sale ad??

I assume the spacers are on order??

hahaha, very funny Not funny. True

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NISSAN-350Z-0 ... 0135097275

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