2006 Bmw 750li Clean, Tan Leather, New Tires, Rear Screen, $90,000 Car! on 2040-cars
Lufkin, Texas, United States
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We are downsizing our fleet, and my Mom's BMW unfortunately has to go. This is a very sharp car. It is incredibly quiet and smooth, she calls it her cream puff. It also has loads of power and TONS of electronic options. This is the Li model which means that the rear seating has an additional 5.5" of leg room over the already spacious standard 7-series. Riding in the back seat makes you feel like a celebrity. It has shades that pop up over the rear windows at the push of a button. It has heated and cooled seats, and an optional rear screen that can be controlled from the back and plays DVDs (BMW says it's $4,000 option) She has all of the manuals for the car, and it's been well taken care of. It has navigation, satellite radio, and 847 way adjustable seats (I don't know the actual number, but they will adjust in all kinds of ways!) It also has keyless push-button start, and comes with 2 of the key FOBs which have a pop out valet key inside that wont allow them access to your trunk or compartments. It's got new Pirelli tires on it.
It does have a few minor flaws, but only cosmetic. One of the rear window shade screens stays down, but the mechanism still works. It just needs to be reattached. We never use it, but I want to make sure that I mention anything wrong. The body of the car is great, but the hood, roof, and trunk have some scuffs on them from the previous owner. We just put some black wax on it occasionally and you can't really even tell. I tried to get some pictures of it, so there are no surprises. There is also some minor curb damage on one of the wheels, as pictured. The previous owner filed a claim when someone scratched the bumper in a parking lot. The OEM replacement is still looking great several years later. I started the listing at the price the dealership offered us for trade-in. They would probably sell it for around $17k or so, so somewhere in between seems like a fair price. KBB on it is $13,775 Private Party in GOOD condition, and I think it's closer to very good. The car is located about 100 miles north of Bush airport in Houston, and about 180 miles southeast of DFW if you need to fly in. If you would rather ship it, I'll let you handle that, but I would wager it's pretty expensive. If you have any questions, let me know and I will do my best to answer them for you! |
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