2006 Bmw M5 Base Sedan 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Awesome car car was salvage from a hit in the quarter panel was fix properly, but now the engine need bearing ROD is perfectly fine .. the car radio unit was stolen out of the trunk so it needs that unit i have also upgrade the lights and put the 2008 headlights the car also have the m6 wheels brand new... you can send me a text and i will send u a video clip of the car and the noise coming from the engine. the car drives and everything it just need bearing and i cant afford it at this time so i'm selling this car as is its a extremely nice car . you wont be disappointed take advantage of this offer it's in the interlagos blue rare color call or text for info 347-420 7592
VIDEO CLIP OF THE SOUND THE ENGINE MAKES YOUTUBE " e60 m5 bearing rod' you'll see the car itself LET YOUR MECHANIC TELLS YOU WHAT IT IS... BEARING ROD NEED TO FIX $3500 WORK OR COULD BE LESS ACCORDING TO YOUR MECHANIC.
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