2010 Bmw M5 Stage 3 Dinan M5, Stage Iii Dinan M5, Black Leather, Interlagos Blue on 2040-cars
Lafayette, New Jersey, United States
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Gorgeous like new M5 for sale. Paint is perfect, interior is perfect and all four wheels are in perfect condition. Engine sings and exhaust sounds like an F1. This car is a rare combination which is fully loaded and fully Dinan performance equipped in Interlagos Blue. Features Stage 3 Dinan performance parts which are BMW approved for factory Warranty and covered under BMW warranty Car is like new inside and out except for a scrape on the bottom of the passenger side side skirt. Has clear 3M tape on front fascia to protect from rock chips etc.
-Corsa exhaust -Dinan cold air intakes -Dinan throttle bodies -Dinan strut tower brace -Dinan performance rear -Dinan stage 3 software upgrade -Dinan stage 3 suspension -Michelin Pilot Sport tires This M5 has over 600hp and still has factory BMW Warranty which is good until 50,000 miles. Extended maintenance warranty can be purchased from any BMW dealership. There is over $15,000 in Dinan parts installed. This is my dream car but I have to let it go for the time being as my payment is too high at the moment with a growing family and other obligations. Any questions feel free to Email me. |
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