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2008 Bmw 550i Sport Package, Fully Loaded 5-series W/ Ext. Warranty on 2040-cars

US $25,500.00
Year:2008 Mileage:57500
Location:

La Jolla, California, United States

La Jolla, California, United States
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2008 BMW 550i V8 Sport M5 Package


Absolutely beautiful inside & out. Bought as Certified Pre-Owned from the Lexus Dealership in Carlsbad, CA. Listed a

 No accidents, clean CarFax, great condition, garage kept, non-smoker, two owners including myself. Must

 sell to liquidate money to start my own company! MSRP @ $72K new. You get everything from this best in class, fully loaded sedan 

premium audio, powerful engine, sport mode, M5 body kit/suspension/wheels, warranty, the list goes on.


Equipped with: 

  • Sport Package
  • Sport-Tuned Suspension
  • Programmable Sport Steering Wheel with Paddle Shifters
  • Sport M 19" Wheels
  • Michelin Pilot Sport Performance Tires (3 new last October w/ full tread, 1 new this month, all 4 insured via Discount Tire)
  • Dual Sport Bucket Seats w/Adjustable Side Bolsters and 20-way Adjustments
  • Sport Transmission with Tip-tronic Option
  • Premium Logic7 Sound System
  • Built-In Navigation & Phone
  • Reverse Sensors w/ Park Assist
  • Black Leather/Wood Trim
  • Dual Front Seat Heaters
  • Large Sunroof/Moonroof
  • Active Satellite Radio
  • Adaptive Xenon Headlights
  • Folding Rearview Mirrors
  • Rear AC/Heat Controls
  • Retractable Sunshades for Rear Seats and Back Window
  • IPOD/USB/AUX outlets
  • Cruise Control
  • Bluetooth Enabled
  • Keyless Entry with Push start (Keep your key in your pocket the entire time!) 
  • LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System & Tracker ($1,000 value)

EXTENDED DEALERSHIP WARRANTY active through 10/24/15 or 68,619 miles. WARRANTY ON ALL 4 TIRES.

All scheduled maintenance has been performed. Just had 60,000 mile checkup, over $3000 of new parts installed (Gasket covers/alternator).




Feel free to contact me with any questions or for a test drive - Sepfleg@gmail.com / 817.296.1794


On Jul-29-14 at 11:25:03 PDT, seller added the following information:

2008 BMW 550i V8 Sport M5 Package


Absolutely beautiful inside & out. Bought as Certified Pre-Owned from the Lexus Dealership in Carlsbad, CA. Listed a

 No accidents, clean CarFax, great condition, garage kept, non-smoker, two owners including myself. Must

 sell to liquidate money to start my own company! MSRP @ $72K new. You get everything from this best in class, fully loaded sedan 

premium audio, powerful engine, sport mode, M5 body kit/suspension/wheels, warranty, the list goes on.


Equipped with: 

  • Sport Package
  • Sport-Tuned Suspension
  • Programmable Sport Steering Wheel with Paddle Shifters
  • Sport M 19" Wheels
  • Michelin Pilot Sport Performance Tires (3 new last October w/ full tread, 1 new this month, all 4 insured via Discount Tire)
  • Dual Sport Bucket Seats w/Adjustable Side Bolsters and 20-way Adjustments
  • Sport Transmission with Tip-tronic Option
  • Premium Logic7 Sound System
  • Built-In Navigation & Phone
  • Reverse Sensors w/ Park Assist
  • Black Leather/Wood Trim
  • Dual Front Seat Heaters
  • Large Sunroof/Moonroof
  • Active Satellite Radio
  • Adaptive Xenon Headlights
  • Folding Rearview Mirrors
  • Rear AC/Heat Controls
  • Retractable Sunshades for Rear Seats and Back Window
  • IPOD/USB/AUX outlets
  • Cruise Control
  • Bluetooth Enabled
  • Keyless Entry with Push start (Keep your key in your pocket the entire time!) 
  • LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System & Tracker ($1,000 value)

EXTENDED DEALERSHIP WARRANTY active through 10/24/15 or 68,619 miles, which is transferable. WARRANTY ON ALL 4 TIRES.

All scheduled maintenance has been performed. Purchased car for $38K in 2012, including warranty. Current appraisal from BMW dealer came

in at $28,900 for private party sale!





Feel free to contact me with any questions or for a test drive - Sepfleg@gmail.com / 817.296.1794

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