2001 Bmw 530i Base Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
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While there have been several versions of The Ultimate Driving Machine, none has received as much praise and acclaim as the 2001 530i by BMW.
The E39 vehicle, manufactured between 1995 and 2004, is consistently featured in Car & Driver Magazine's 10 Best list and the 5-series is considered the pinnacle of this model. Consumer Reports gave the 2001 BMW 530i its highest rating ever. This vehicle has 128,800 miles - relatively low for its age - and has had very low maintenance issues throughout its life. It provides a smooth ride, few mechanical issues, and affordable luxury. Tan leather power seats feature seat warmers for cold winters and accompany a leather steering wheel. The car handles great and provides plenty of acceleration for an automatic. This model includes extra features such as heated, self-adjusting side mirrors, power sunroof, and a luxury stereo/CD system. Not only is the body in great condition, but the paint shines like a brand new car. Microscopic chips in the front from highway travel are the only imperfection to the exterior. The car has only had two original owners and has been smoke-free. |
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