I know a car's only worth what someone will pay for it, but indulge me and let me know what you think! 
My car's an '09 plate 2.0HDi Exclusive auto Tourer, the 136bhp variant. It has around 90k miles recorded with quite a lot of history to go with it. I bought it 2 years ago from the original owner and have put around 18k miles on it. Its dark metallic grey (Gris Fulminateur) with black, half-leather interior.
Bodywork is quite nice, there are a few age-related marks but nothing horrendous. The interior is good, never smoked in, the driver's seat 'wing' shows some wear and tear - the foam under it seems to have broken up. Aircon is cold. Suspension seems good, although I'm told the height setting may need adjusting via Lexia as it might be a tad high on the front - up until recently, it went through all the height settings without a hitch.....it now won't usually throw up the 'high' display on the dash, although to my eyes its going all the way up!
Its recently had a recon steering rack, a driveshaft, new genuine pads at the front and I've some new genuine ones that will be going on the rear very soon. It had a new high-level brake light fitted a while ago too. Malcolm at Savoy Garage did a partial gearbox fluid change, and an oil and filter too, back in October. Tyres are good - Avon winters at the rear that are only 15% worn, Barum Bravuris 3s on the front with at least 50% left on them. Full size steel spare with unused Michelin. There'll be a year's MoT on it. 2 keys, all the paperwork/handbooks.
Negatives? The interlock on the gearchange is very hit and miss - I bought the relay that's probably at fault, but I'm buggered if I can find the thing!
The alloys still look smart, no nasty kerbing, but a few age-related marks. I think that's it!I've got a hankering for a Merc 190e, sort of a modern classic, and I can't justify having one as what would be a 3rd car (what I mean is that I can justify it very easily, but my Mrs, on the other hand.......
) - that's the only reason I'm thinking I might want to sell. So, over to you gents, what do you reckon?! 
Pete
A mate wheels and deals with used motors and uses WBAC valuations, adding a couple of hundred quid to come up with his 'buy-in' price....I reckon mine's worth £2.5k on a good day then. We'll see..... 
