2006 Bmw M5 Clutch Just Replaced Includes Powertrain Warranty on 2040-cars
Pelham, New Hampshire, United States
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This is my 2006 BMW m5 SMG transmission this vehicle just clicked 80k miles at 79k I had to replace the, -Clutch -Clutch Slave Cylinder -Rear Brake pads -SMG Update, -Software Update -Oil Change -Rear Brake Sensor. -Also tires are more than 50 percent tread left on them as well. Transportation if needed will be paid for by the buyer. But I will work with the customer on setting up a company to ship the vehicle to your location. Car is in great shape and has a transferable power-train warranty that will come with the vehicle. I love my car but with a second baby on the way I can not keep my car. I have all the receipts for the work done, this m5 has been completely gone through By HM Motor works and needs nothing besides a few small cosmetic touch ups which are in the photos. -there is a scuff on the rear bumper -some paint chips on the front bumper and hood -some paint chipping on the rear bumper. I have taken a paint meter to every main body panel of this vehicle and it has never been painted. I could not read the Bumpers readings because my meter doesn't read bumper paint. other than those things the car is in great mechanical and physical shape for its age. Again the car comes with a transferable warranty that will last another year and a half or about 100k miles. if you have any questions please feel free to contact me through eBay. This vehicle was serviced its whole entire life. Remember this vehicle comes with a power-train warranty.
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