2007 Bmw M6 Smg Convertible 2-door 5.0l - Extended Warranty With Bin on 2040-cars
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States
2007 BMW M6 Convertible With SMG Transmission It's time for my beast to go. This car is just an amazing peace of machine... the 500HP, the SMG F1 style paddle shifters, the top down, the sound of that V10 engine roaring.... you get the picture! Always get looks and compliments when I drive it around in town. . All services have been performed at the dealer since I've owned it. Great condition (except for a couple minor scratches as shown in video below), and top is also in great working condition. Please let me know if you have any questions. Notes: - New OEM Rear Tires were put in less than 400 miles ago - New Battery was put in less than 2000 miles ago - Only comes with 1 original key (however, the remote keyless entry/comfort access does not work on it) - Warranty ONLY COMES WITH BUY IT NOW OPTION - and is available through 3rd party DirectBuyWarranty.com (Expires 06/08/2016 or 120,500 miles whichever comes first). Shipping & Payment - Buyer must pickup, or arrange for shipping (will help if needed) Payment - A deposit of $500 must be made within 24 hours of winning the auction/buy it now - A cashiers check for the remainder of the amount must be made prior to delivery or when picking up. * I reserve the right to end the auction early as it's for sale locally as well. I have a detailed video of the car: PM me for link on youtube or just search on there for "2007 BMW M6 Sale With Extended Warranty - $30K OBO" |
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