2003 Bmw E39 M5 Carbon Black No Issues Runs Amazing No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Parker, Colorado, United States
Up for sale is my 2003 E39 M5, it has been very well maintained and has no major issues, 6 speed manual trans shifts great, clutch is strong, engine runs just amazing! (I just completed the 100k service including all 8 brand new coils and new oem spark plugs) The body and paint is pretty darn nice outside of a small dent on the driver side door but nothing really bad (can be taken out with PDR no paint damage there). This is a very rare color "Carbon Black" which has a deep blue pearl in it, very pretty color. The interior is in very nice shape still, the car is loaded with all the options including premium package, cold weather package and navigation. AC is ice cold , heater is hot, all windows , sunroof,and everything in the car works as it should. It has newer tires all around and 20 inch BMW rims, 295's in the back and they dont rub at all.Very nice ride, clean and clear title cali car so no rust, almost all highway miles commuting from california to texas and back. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION! highest bid wins! good luck!
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