77.000km in 2005
http://www.aronline.co.uk/blogs/cars/rover/metro100/car-of-the-month-august-2005/
, not that incredibly low.



A propos "incredibly", a good transition to the offers at the Techno Classica. I've only made a few pics - at least ALL offers there are increbible overpriced. But well, "every morning an idiots gets up", as we say in Germany.
And it's not a secret, that at the event there are a plenty of very ver rich people, which must get rid of money somehow for indifferent reasons, so they don't bother about correct prices.

The most offers I did ignore, because after beeing annoyed I was just bored about all that shit and all the shitheads of dealers


9.250€






7.890€




100.000€ plus 19% import-tax because a Norwegian car



The Norwegian bloke has several more 911 for sale, all in this price-category, this one, too:




25.000€




6.750€ IIRC






14.700€ because the rare 1978 "Champagne Edition" - and it's a real clunker, had had a closer look.






70.000€






59.000€ - and it's just the poverty-spec 3.5! Plus 19% import-tax, because a Serbian car




Even for a basic 280 S [W108] an idiot announced 25.900€. No photo of it, as also not from the Opel Kadett B for 11.800€ (no, not a Sprint or a Coupé, just a basic 1971' two-door)


A 6.9 for only 17.000€ - but you smell the filler being 5 meters away




149.900€







38.900€




19.900€




49.900€




49.000€







1971 911T (no.29 of 583 made), the one and only left over in absolute original condition from the 1st owner (Californoin plate "Kirk A) - 125.000€





1st owner was James Cagney, for that reason 69.000€





Prices on request:












This one, too (DDR-papers and Trabant-engine)






These were already sold:












At last a perfect example for good and sophisticated taste (not for sale):