Why the rare BMW 3.0 CSL is not for sale | Sjoerd’s Facts 364
When BMW launched the brand new 3.0 CSL sports coupe, the entire production of just 50 units was completely sold out. And this to loyal BMW enthusiasts who didn’t even know what they were buying.
BMW had delighted them by announcing that a highly exclusive model was in the pipeline, but not even saying what it would be. And now that the car is here, BMW is making sure that the sports coupe is not for sale.
BMW 3.0 CSL is not for sale
Yes, not for sale. BMW wanted to reach real enthusiasts with the special edition 3.0 CSL and prepared itself in advance against speculators. v
and that buyers of the 3.0 CSL had to sign a contract immediately, preventing the coupe from being sold quickly. Once again, the fifty global citizens who BMW gave the opportunity to buy the 3.0 CSL didn’t know what they were buying. They’ve been around for a long time now. Sjoerd van Bilsen explains how this works in this video.
He presents you the unique model. He explains how special the 3.0 CSL is, as it’s certainly not an overly decorated M4. The BMW 3.0 CSL is an independent model. Sjoerd explains to you why the car has a special status.
He also explains the number of copies. And like the Dutch buyer – note, singular! – ended. But Sjoerd wouldn’t be Sjoerd if he didn’t make a revelation in his video. This also applies to episode Sjoerd’s Facts 364. He reveals that the manufacturer initially worked on a different model than the BMW 3.0 CSL now shown. He explains how this works in this video. He also explains why the project had to change course.
Source: Auto visie
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