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2008 Bmw 535i Sedan on 2040-cars

US $19,500.00
Year:2008 Mileage:66784
Location:

Boulder, Colorado, United States

Boulder, Colorado, United States
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Absolutely Beautiful vehicle.  Legendary BMW craftsmanship.  Exhilarating to drive.  All options included except cold weather package.  I purchased the vehicle from a BMW dealer in January 2012 while living in California.  It is Certified Pre-Owned status through 11/16/2014.  This is a comprehensive warranty from BMW (not a sketchy 3rd party company) that includes everything except normal maintenance items (wipers, tires, etc.).  Warranty even includes Roadside Assistance.  Non-smoking vehicle.

We moved to Colorado and have a growing family so we just purchased a 4WD wagon.  This car is so much fun to drive I hate to sell it but it is not practical for us to have 3 vehicles.  Certified cashier's check from Bank only.  Car is in Boulder/Denver CO.  I will drive up to 250 miles to deliver.  

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