2006 Bmw M5 Base Sedan V10 With Performance And Custom Modifications Show Ready on 2040-cars
Greenfield, Massachusetts, United States
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Up for auction here is our beautiful 2006 BMW M5 Base sedan. This Modified M5 is in mint condition. All Modifications are are bolt on and the engine has not been altered. This M5 has been maintained always before the recomended intervals, and has always been kept very clean and waxed with premium products. I am the second owner of this car. I purchased this car from the original owner with 38,588 miles. This M5 received fresh rubber approximately 1000 miles ago. The exterior condition is fantastic for the age with very mimimal flaws and the interior shows in the same fashion. There is a small amount of wear on the driver side seat bolster from entering and exiting the seat but overall the interior looks great. This has been an extra vehicle that has spent more time being cleaned and sitting in the garage than being driven. The only reason for the sale of this incredible machine is that between work and our little one we feel that just letting this car sit would be a crime. Henceforthe, here it is for sale so that it may go to a home where it will not only be appreciated for being the "Ultimate Driving Machine" but also actually be driven. Car Fax does show an accident with this car. A DHL truck scraped the rear bumper while she was parked. The DHL driver had to report the incident. The rear bumper only had to be lightly worked and resprayed. The work was done by a professional shop with spay booth/oven. Bumper is showroom finish. I do have a copy of the police report for the accident with the DHL truck but it was not readable in the picture so I can email a scanned copy to anyone who would like to see the report. Below is a list of modifications and additions that have been made to the car. All performance work and any paint work was performed at premium professional shops. No shortcuts were taken with this car: Peformance Modifications: 1) Supersprint Headers purchased in 2007. $15,000 installled 2) Eisenmann Race exhaust $4,000 installed 3 )Active Autowerks stage II performance software $1,500 4 )Active Autowerks pulley system $700 installed 5) RPI ram air scoops with BMC drop in air filters. Charcoal filters removed. $500 6) Dinan stage II suspension sysytem $2,000 installed 7) Second Generation Sprint Booster $300 Body and Style Enhancements: 1) AC Scnitzer rear roof spoiler $700 2) Vorsteiner hand laid carbon fiber trunk spoiler $1,200 3) Vorsteiner hand laid carbon rear diffuser $1,200 4) Stock rims powder coated in a gun metal like finish $1,000 5) Side and front grilles sprayed in white And much more including service records and original window sticker. Title is clean, clear and in hand. I will go take some more pics of the car and upload them shortly. The first 2 pics were taken about 3 weeks ago. Please ask any questions you may have before placing a bid. Please note that your bid is a contract. Please do not bid on this vehicle unless you intend to buy. Please make sure you have any and all monies or financing in order before bidding on this car. |
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