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My dd for the past 6+ years is a '97 840. Have an itch to try something different. Drove an '03 DB7 6-spd yesterday. Beautiful car, but alas it's not suitable for a dd.

Shell Rotella 15/40.

Buyer beware! You want your policy to show "Agreed" value, not "Stated" value. There is a big difference. Stated value gives the insurance company wiggle room.

Keys Insert "key" in the "Search" feature. A few sources were mentioned back in April.

Is this the coupe that's owned by the guy who writes for Roundel magazine?

the morning after Thanks to M Thompson; followed your advice, which was close to what I had been doing. In fact, drove the car yesterday (after sitting 3-4 weeks) and once warmed up, ran like a watch on the highway. But, my big problem is the morning after. Takes a heck of lot to start it up...

I have a '73 CS. What is the proper startup procedure after car has been sitting for a week or two? Should the gas pedal be pressed down; turn key & then press gas pedal again a little bit while engaging? Or should key be turned to allow gas to get to the Weber carbs; press gas pedal & then...

Your potential purchase How about a pic without letting the masses know its whereabouts. Maybe you could crop the pictures to remain anonymous. Just curious. Note, I already own an e9 & am not looking for a trade-in or a second one.

Nachtblau buyer The Craigslist (Bergen County) car has been languishing for sale for maybe 2 years. When I was on the hunt, I contacted the seller back then & came away that this one didn't have my name on it.

VIN #4355044; lhd. Estimate: 90-130k Euros.

I paid $19k last summer for a '73CS with 135k miles. It came with Alpina wheels plus the originals, all with new tires, plus it had a Nardi steering wheel. I have it insured (agreed value) @ $20k to cover the sales tax plus a few odds & ends that I had repaired. I don't think I would get any...

Funny listing for a '73CS on Ebay.

Didn't realize you are in Europe. That does make it tougher to make a timely offer.

Don't complain It's the seller's prerogative to re-offer at a higher price. I don't hear people complain when a seller lowers their asking price, except possibly from a fellow e9 owner hoping values were higher. As for that missed opportunity for M6 1988, he didn't mention if he made an offer...

Nardi I have a Nardi also. Looks great. My only gripe is that I get occasional sunglare from it.

Heidi Back in October I posed the question to the forum as to why this car had remained unsold for over a year, even with subsequent price drops. (If you put "Seattle" in the search tab, three members responded.) During that span of time I had been looking around to buy an e9. This Seattle car...

SCM values I am a subscriber to SCM & of course saw the $15k. I thought it was off for a top example of these cars. I am in a specialty part of the agricultural commodity business & there are market reports people consult for pricing. I remember many years ago my father was trying to buy a...

Price paid Ok, I meant "buyer's" commission. But in the end, when you break it down, it sold for the lower figure, (which is what the p.o. got) but the new buyer handed over a check to the auction house for $38,864, right?

The SCM figure of $38,864 included a 15% sales commission. So, the seller got around $33k.

It got up to 48 degrees in the Phila. area on 12/27. Most of the 18" or so of snow we got a week prior had melted; roads were pretty dry. So I was able to take the coupe out for its monthly constitutional. P.S. Mine has Webbers. What is the sequence for starting? Depress gas pedal first...