Rare 2005 Bmw 645ci Ac Schnitzer Package on 2040-cars
RIO RANCHO, New Mexico, United States
If your looking for a Very Very Rare BMW, This 2005 645ci, is it. only a few in the United States. Fully loaded; Leather, lighted BMW door logo's, AC, Power Everything, Mutil Disc Cd, Just Maintained at Sandia BMW; spent over $4k getting it running very good,(2 year warranty)Newer tires and Breaks, low mileage, also a IAC sensor relocation kit and turner chip, to maximize HP, doing well more than 60 over Stock...4's sec
What makes this car so special it has the German AC Schnitzer Package which includes; Custom Exhaust, Front aero dynamic Spoiler, Rare Spoiler, Body Side moldings and rocker pannels and the trunk lip Spoiler. AC Schnitzer Rims, This package, Alone cost $30k with the purchase price of the car at 125k
Everyone will look at book vlaues and question my price, but with only a handful in the US, this is RARE, and has been maintained, and not beat upon, its in great condition.
Prefer cash open to offers, Would consider an older muscle car in dang good condition to match this one of its uniqueness.
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