2001 Bmw X5 4.4 on 2040-cars
North Port, Florida, United States
This 2001 BMW X5 is in excellent condition. I have owned it since March of 2011 and put 50K miles on it. We had another baby so we need a third row so we are selling it. The exterior and interior look less than 5 years old and it has always been kept in the garage. The leather has no rips or tears in it. There are no stains on the carpets. The paint is in excellent condition and it has never been painted or in an accident. All of the regular maintenance has been done. Issues are: airbag light is on (the only warning light on), one led line on the radio is burned out (everything works and barley noticeable), tires are 25K mile tires and have 22K miles on them (I found them online for $600 for all 4 including shipping), the handles for the doors have the paint worn off (I included a picture), light paint scratches that can be easily buffed out, and one small door ding. I have accurately described the good and the bad on the vehicle. It runs great and has plenty of power. Title in hand and ready to assist with shipping.
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