2008 Bmw 128i Auto, Nav, M-sport on 2040-cars
Corona, New York, United States
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Hello everyone, As stated before I took care of this care and it gave us no issues, to most people even my wife she didn't notice any of the above. But I wanted it to be perfect for her so I got all the stuff done. Will ship at buyers expense. Cash, certified bank checks only. For the new owner, I will have the car wash and waxed and will change the oil with authentic BMW parts and Castol ll01 oil Please note the following: There is a current lien on my title through my credit union. Once I receive funds, I will make out a bill of sale and have both parties on it. I should have the paperwork to state the lien is clear within a day or 2 of payment. If it is cash I should have it immediately. Car is being sold AS-IS with no warranty. I have the right to end the auction early if the vehicle sales locally or if the vehicle is no longer unavailable. |
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