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1989 Bmw 750il, Black, One Owner California Car. Very Low Miles, Rare on 2040-cars

US $6,900.00
Year:1989 Mileage:63700
Location:

Covina, California, United States

Covina, California, United States

You are looking on an exceptionally well kept,low millage, great looking sport luxury automobile, one of the finest series that BMW makes. This car says a lot about its owner, and has been renowned in the world as a symbol of prestige and class, as well as having great performance.

The vehicle has been made and assembled entirely in Germany, and consists only of Germany made parts! It's been very well kept and serviced; in fact it runs almost like a new car. It’s a great black color for this model and combined with the black leather interior adds lot of luxury appeal to it. 

There are no reported manufacturer's defects on this vehicle. A never-smoked-in  beauty that looks great and smells clean.

The engine is one of the most powerful in the segment - runs strong and smooth provides the power you have come to expect from a BMW. The transmission has the BMW mark on it as well and shifts like on a new car, no skips or slips on shifts - actually it does it so smoothly that you can't feel it shifting. The car runs great! The engine compartment is clean, and free of any leaks.

This BMW is equipped with a dual-zone climate control system and the AC blows ice-cold.  The passengers at the back can also control and direct airflow. The front and back seats and the steering wheel are heated.

As you can judge yourself from the pictures - the interior is clean. The seats are 16 way adjustable including lumbar support as well as bending of the back of the seat you can actually bent the back to suit your sitting posture. This luxury sedan also sports 3 memory settings so that different drivers can feel comfortably in the same car or for different sitting positions according to the driving environment you face - relaxed for highway cruising, or more hands on for a bit of sport driving

The power locks, windows, seats and moon roof (and all the other electrical features) all work and are in excellent condition.

Not many of those V12 BMWs were made for the US, this is your chance to own a truly unique sport luxurious sedan  in a classic Black that stands out. It’s obviously been garage kept, and is in good condition.

Sales tax and license fees will be added for California Buyers

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