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eBay Z3M Coupe Cat D ebay

billz

Zorg Expert (II)
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British Zeds
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Dec 4, 2011
Points
226
Location
Langley Mill
Model of Z
Z4 3.0si Individual Ruby Black Last one produced in this colour combo
Yes i reckon he will still want around the 10k mark
 

Jack Ratt

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British Zeds
The West Country
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Dec 3, 2013
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200
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TRURO, CORNWALL
Model of Z
2.8i AUTO and 2.8i MANUAL
Why is it Cat D? What's the problem with it ?
 

Mnbrennan

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British Zeds
M Power
#ZedShed
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Jul 25, 2015
Points
153
Location
Aylesbury
Model of Z
BMW M Coupe / 2.8 roadster
15/16k for me that one
 

raymond

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Oct 15, 2016
Points
95
Location
EAST SUSSEX
Model of Z
Z3M
It possible it was written off a few years ago when the value of the car was low. Today the value of an undamaged car would be 25000 so with the same damage would not be written off in todays values.
 

grandadg90

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Jul 8, 2016
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Great descriptive advert. Be aware though, beaters feedback is zero.

Great cars though. Love them.
 

gookah

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British Zeds
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Dec 7, 2011
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170
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Shropshire
Model of Z
2.8 Z3
"Vehicle needs to be viewed before purchase please. Everyone's opinion of a vehicles condition is very different This car will never be perfect it's a cat d, so please get that in your head. It's not to good to be true it's a 10 owner cat d car"

To me, that rings alarm bells about the general condition.
There can be such thing as a perfect cat D, if the repairs are done well,. and there are 10 owner cars on here that are perfect, Why should either automatically detract from the appearance?
"Everyones opinion", probably means he has people turn up and be disappointed by how something has been described in the past.
Thats how I view it, I could be totally wrong....

"please get that in your head"...
charm school trained then.

maybe "please bear that in mind" would be more friendly to a possible customer.
 
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