Black 2003 Bmw X5 3.0i on 2040-cars
Kirkville, New York, United States
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Selling a very clean, rust-free 2003 BMW X5. It's black with tinted windows, has 114,7xx miles, and runs and drives exactly as it should. It has an automatic transmission, all wheel drive and is equipped with the following options: -Hill descent control, traction control, stability control, 4 wheel ABS -A/C, power windows, power door locks, cruise control -power steering, telescoping steering wheel, dual front airbags, side airbags -AM/FM stereo, CD player -Power moon roof, privacy glass, power driver and passenger seats, heated driver and passenger seats -roof rails, alloy wheels The interior is appointed with grey leather and it has relatively new performance all-season tires all around. The car has the following defects that will need to be addressed at some point for it to be in perfect mechanical condition: -the driver power window button is loose; it still functions properly -both keys will need to be reprogrammed by a BMW dealer in order for the remote power locks to work -sometimes the left blinker blinks too fast as if one of the bulbs is out although this is not the case Other than what I've mentioned above, the car is in perfect mechanical shape. I'm firm on the price, it's several hundred below the KBB price, and getting a car that retailed for over $40k new at this price really is a steal. If you have any questions please feel free to call, text, or email me. Thanks |
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