Bmw M5 E39, Rare Red Color, Rare Options, Rare Two Tone Interior,low Miles 90k on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
Up for sale is my rare 2000 BMW M5.
This was a special order car and two special owners. 1) Rare factory BMW "ostrich" interior in 2 tone RED/Black 2) Rare exterior color Red 3) Factory Wheels have meteorite dust, with hyper black paint and powder coated clear finish 4) Car's tires are 80% and all new breaks/rotors 5) Car has custom black chrome front grill, black emblems all the way around 6) Car has a dinan badge, but Dinan mufflers were removed. I prefer a stock muffler and no noise. 7) Recent tune-up, spark plugs, oil change, belts and O2 sensors were just done. 8) I have the original window sticker and records 9) Two owner private car and both owners are famous in the tech world including me. I am the creator of the "open source storage" movement. 10) Car does not leak at all, runs good, stop good and clutch is smooth. 12) New power window motors and units. Cars needs: The car has few marks here and there on the paint from normal use. 1)The cars clear coat on the roof of the car is starting to peal. 2) Car needs a front end alignment 3) Needs check engine light cleared and came on after recent tune-up. 4) Car is sold as is and is located in Woodside CA Please ask questions prior to your bids Thanks for looking all you BMW E39 M5 fans! |
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