2007 Bmw X5 4.8i Premium Sport Utility 4-door 4.8l on 2040-cars
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
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You are bidding on a super nice BMW X5 48i. I have owned this vehicle for a couple of years and it has been extremely reliable. The vehicle has never been smoked in.
It has just been serviced at BMW, got a oil and filter change and a fresh alignment. About the car: 2007 BMW X5 4.8i Titanium Silver on Black Leather Active Ventilated Seats, Navigation, 3rd Row. If you're looking for a great value on an X5 4.8i equipped like a 7-series and seating for seven, this is your BMW! The original MSRP was $72,320(!) and includes: - Premium package (leather, Homelink, bluetooth, auto dimming mirrors, lumbar support) - Active Ventilated Seat package (multicontour seats with ventilation) - Sport package (sport steering wheel, electronic damping control, 19 inch wheels, shadowline exterior trim, anthracite headliner) - Cold Weather package (heated steering wheel, heated front seats, headlamp washers) - Navigation - Rear Climate package (privacy glass, 4-zone climate) - 3rd row with climate control - Comfort access - Satellite radio - Radar park distance control - Head-up display - Comes with a set of snow tires and a set of summer tires! - Set of two keys - 2 sets of floor mats - Upgraded with ipod/iphone adapter in glove box last year, works great with iphone 4S |
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Sat, 22 Mar 2014It shouldn't be a shock that BMW is working on a convertible version of the M4. Not only have we caught it testing twice, but this is an automaker that seems willing to build a vehicle for nearly every buyer's needs. Evo claims that the high-performance droptop is going to debut at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed in England from June 26-29.
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We spoke to BMW USA about the rumor and were told that it has no comment at this time. After the M4 Convertible, Evo claims that BMW is working on a M4 Gran Coupe. How that would be all that different from an M3, isn't exactly clear.
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