1995 Bmw 750il Rare V12 5.4l Sedan 4-door, Alpine White, Leather, Ac, Smoke Free on 2040-cars
Sugar Land, Texas, United States
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THIS is a beautiful 1995 BMW 750iL with the extremely rare V12 5.4L all aluminum engine offering incomparable luxury and performance. For the combined years of 1995-1997 BMW only produced a total of 15,759 of the V12 engines. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Original sound system with in trunk 6-disc CD changer, cassette, even Weather Band radio. (The amplifier was replaced in Sept. 2007.) All tan leather interior, sunroof, and parking sensors. This BMW has the soul of a true sports car and all the amenities of a luxury sedan. Huge, comfortable back seat will seat even the tallest Finished in the rare and desirable Alpine White paint, upgraded chrome wheels (the original wheels are included). Double pane glass, headlight washers, fog lights plus heated front and rear seats. The car is fitted with the 5-speed Steptronic transmission so you can drive in luxury and sport modes if desired. Self-leveling suspension. Three memory settings for the front seats and garage door openers. There are sun shades on the rear doors and the rear window, with the rear window shade being power. The factory analog phone is included but has been covered over with matching leather to create an armrest. The overall condition of the car is very good. There are imperfections, rear brake pads are low and should be replaced, rust spot on the front jack support driver's side. Normal small wear and tear, much less than would be expected in a 20-year old auto! Smoke Free Maintenance highlights include: April 2014 - New front brakes (mileage 238,387) March 2014 - New wiper arms and sprayers (mileage 237,329) Jan. 2014 - New rear tires (comes with tire warranty) Nov. 2013 - Driver's side window regulator replaced March 2013 - Front lower and upper control arms replaced (mileage 230,917) Oct. 2011 - New battery with five-year warranty March 2011 - New tail lights installed Sept. 2008 - Rebuild transmission (mileage 194,356)
This vehicle is being sold as is, with no warranty. CarFax will be ordered upon request. Payment through PayPal / Certified check. Shipping included in offers over $3,500, otherwise shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer. A REALLY SPECIAL AND RARE CAR, SHE’S A BEAUTY!! |
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