2009 Bmw 7-series on 2040-cars
Aquasco, Maryland, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email me at: jeromejhholding@ukart.com . I’m selling my 2009 BMW 750Li. This BMW needs nothing! It has been
serviced by a BMW Dealership ever since I purchased it as well as my own
dealership, no services were skipped. The vehicle is still under the BMW
Certified Pre-Owned Warranty until 11/02/2015 or 100k. I also purchased the
BMW Maintenance Plan which is also good until 11/02/2015 or 100k. Finally it
also has the Dent and Ding Protection Contract until 12/24/2015.
I love this BMW and I’ve replaced it with another 7 Series. If you’re
looking at this listing, I won’t go into a lot of detail about the options and
features, they are listed. My favorites are the NightVision, Massage Seat,
Heated Steering Wheel and A/C Seats.
I have both keys, the owner’s manual, service records. Tires are new and
were installed about at 85k miles. There were some light scratches when I
purchased the car and I had them buffed, painted etc. I’ve attached as
pictures the warranty records, a clean CarFax, etc. The front tag was never
mounted and the front bumper has not been drilled. I will include the offset
tag system if you would like it. I upgraded the phone cradle to the iPhone
5/5S.
This BMW shows normal wear and tear, stone chips, etc. for this age and
mileage. You are more than welcome to come see the vehicle if you make an
appointment. Vehicle location is Laurel MD 20724. Please ask all questions
before you purchase. I will make all records available to the new owner.
Vehicle is priced very fairly as most 7 Series online are no longer under
warranty and that's a risky purchase
BMW 7-Series for Sale
2009 bmw 7-series(US $13,035.00)
2012 bmw 7-series 750li(US $33,935.00)
2012 bmw 7-series 750li(US $33,935.00)
2001 - bmw 7-series(US $7,000.00)
2000 - bmw 7-series(US $7,000.00)
750i 7 series new 4 dr sedan automatic gasoline 4.4l 8 cyl alpine white(US $90,349.00)
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