1999 Bmw 540i Base Sedan 4-door 4.4l on 2040-cars
Dacula, Georgia, United States
Up for sale is an extremely well cared for and sorted 1999 BMW E39 540i 6-Speed M-Sport with 161K. I am the 4th owner of this vehicle and it has only received the best of care throughout its life. As a limited 540i M-Sport there were few manual units produced in 1999. The vehicle is jet black with black leather interior, alcantara headliner, leather visors and DSP sound, 6CD changer. All factory maintenance has been performed and up to date. The mechanic that knows this car is willing to speak to anyone about it. All maintenance is up to date with invoices to show all work performed and parts replaced. I have the original window sticker. This car needs nothing! It is quiet, reliable and drives like a new car. All suspension including Bilstien sport front struts, brakes, steering, engine mounts, radiator and cooling, wheels and tires, drive shaft, vanos, higher hp intake manifold, Super Sprint Exhaust, clutch, trans service, Short Shifter, idler arm, tie rod ends, control arms, wishbones, thrust arms, angel eyes, updated rear lights, full tint, new German windshield. There is too much to mention. It has been tastefully updated, but not hot rodded. It is reliable and I actually prefer it over my wife’s 2010 335i convertible. This vehicle is truly stunning.
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Tue, 07 Jan 2014If you don't often see motorbikes being recalled, it's probably because there's less to go wrong on a motorcycle. But a problem with the fuel pump on a wide array of BMW Motorrad products has prompted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to issue a recall for over 50,000 of the Bavarian two-wheelers across America.
The issue revolves around the fuel pump flange on R-model, K-model, S 1000 and HP2 motorcycles built as far back, in some cases, to 2005 and as recent as 2012, depending on the model. The flange was found to be prone to crack and leak fuel, which NHTSA evaluated as a fire risk. As a result, precisely 50,184 such motorbikes are being recalled to have their flanges reinforced or, where necessary, to replace the entire fuel pump. If you're the owner of such a Bimmer bike, expect a call from your dealer sometime next month, but you can read the full notice below.
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The M division has worked up nearly 100 different models over the past third of a century, which can leave even the most expert among Bimmer fanatics bewildered. Fortunately British auto loan service Carfinance247 has commissioned this handy infographic to make sense of it all, and you can check it out below to see what the letter M really stands for.
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