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2006 Bmw M5, Carbon Fiber Rs Racing Exhaust, Vis Racing Cf Hood, Yolo Chip, K&n on 2040-cars
Year:2006
Mileage:75211
Location:
United States
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I've had this car since 16k and for over 5 years and it's been an amazing car, the car has a clear title (no lien) which means the day you buy it is the day you have the title in your hand. The car is fully fully loaded as any bmw should be and on top of it here's the good stuff:
CF RS racing exhaust (sounds like an F1 car) Ceramic Pads K&N FULL intake Hamann CF chin spoiler Hamann CF rear deck spoiler Yolo performance chip Smoked Side markers Krystal Rear led brake lights (no fault codes $800 lights) Black front kidney grills Black side vents VIS racing CF hood (both the OEM and the CF hood are included) This car has been driven properly and well taken care of, all service done at BMW, always synthetic oil, the transmission clutch pucks have less than 20k on them, this car is clean and probably the most well maintained M5 out there. The mileage may change slightly as it is my wife's local car. This car pulls like a beast and yet is so civil to drive it almost drives itself. You will be so pleased to own this car and on top of that, you'll have more fun than you can ever imagine, it's like a four door Ferrari! |
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