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2005 Bmw 645ci Base Coupe 2-door 4.4l - Silver W/ Tan Leather, Immaculate & Fast on 2040-cars
US $24,440.00
Year:2005
Mileage:71807
Color:
Location:
Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States
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I'm selling my 2005 BMW 645ci coupe. The exterior is titanium silver and the interior is tan leather with wood trim. I recently had the car serviced at my local Certified BMW dealership - including a full inspection, engine tune up and new Toyo performance tires (over $2,000). I purchased the car used from a dealer in June 2012 totalling of $30,000 with a 5-year or up to 10,000 miles wareanty. I have had all my maintenance and check-ups performed at my local Certified BMW dealership. I have all the records since the purchase date. My car surprised everybody, including the people at the BMW dealership. They are impressed by how beautifully the vehicle has been kept. They are surprised when I tell them the year of the car. The paint is still very glossy and bright except some small scraches on the rear and front bumpers. The leather inside is nearly perfect, unwrinkled and plush. The car looks amazing and drive perfect. I doubt you'll find a nicer looking 2005 BMW 645ci. Hard top 645 is very rare as well. The reason why I'm selling this car is that I bought it as a fun 2nd car and to drive when my son uses my 1st car, a Toyota Prius. Now that my son is going to college, I don't drive this car as much. I am a middle age woman who drives casually and never speeds. I get all the maintenance that I supposed to. So you can be sure that the car has been babied and runs beautifully. It's also very clean inside and outside. The car was always garage kept, washed and cleaned regularly. In my 2 years of ownership I've added superior quality tires, had everything gone over and updated (3 minor oil leaks, AC belt replacement, computer system replacement, tune up, new battery replaced). I did everything the BMW dealer told me I should to keep the car running perfectly. Kelly Blue Book priced this car at $22,000 - private sale by owner. The dealer price is $25,000. I think my car is worth the $25,000 because of the condition, the maintenance, tune up, transferable warranty and new tires - and because I've had all my work done at the authorized BMW dealerships. this car comes with a warranty you will have to pay $100 in order to transfer. Here's some more information. I want to be straightforward and honest, so you know what you are getting. I've also added lots of photos. Warranty
When I bought the BMW in June 2012, I also bought a 5-year or up to 10,000 miles transferable warranty. I will transfer the warranty to the buyer for $100 (paid to the warranty company). The remainder of the warranty is up to 10,000 miles or 2.5 more years - because at the time of my purchase it was 5 year warranty.
Maintenance History In December 2012, I had a very minor engine oil leaks fixed at the Certified BMW dealership.
In June 2013, I had the computer system serviced/replaced. The screen would not always load up when the car started. after the replacement Now the computer works perfectly.
In June 2013, the BMW dealership performed a full engine tune-up. Both June services cost me $1,800 because the computer was not covered by the warranty
A new battery was installed in November 2013.
In May 2013, 4 new Toyo performance tires were installed, which costs over $2,000.
Unfortunately there are 3 very tiny areas of damage. The driver side mirror was cracked only on the bottom under the mirror and a small silver colored plastic piece was replaced. The rear bumper has some very small paint scuffs. And near the passenger side rear wheel there is a tiny paint scuff, hardly even visible. I showed these in the photos. They are all very small and difficult to notice. For a 2005, this condition is excellent. No touch-up work is needed unless you are perfectionist. I also will include the touch-up paints for the BMW regardless.
If you have any other questions about my car, please message me. This is a remarkable BMW with a lot of power and beauty. I think it will sell fast.
Delivery & Pick Up
I am listing this car for pick up only. We can arrange a time after the auction closes. If you want the car shipped, you (the buyer) must arrange all the details. I have no experience with these things. Any shipping costs are outside this auction (not included in the price) and must be paid by the buyer. I'll do my best to cooperate if you have the car shipped. |
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