10k Miles, Navi, Cold / Convenience / Pano Roof, Comfort Access, 2012 X5 on 2040-cars
Narberth, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 10,600
Make: BMW
Exterior Color: Vermilion Red
Model: X5
Interior Color: Black
Trim: SUV
Warranty: Balance of Factory
Drive Type: AWD
Here's a One Owner, Garage Kept, 10k mile,, Loaded X5
Rare Vermilion Red with Black Nevada Leather..
See Window Sticker for Full Details,
Packages Include,
BMW APPS, COLD PACK W/HEATED STEERING WHEEL
CONVENIENCE PACKAGE. - COMFORT ACCESS KEYLESS GO
VOICE COMMAND NAVIGATION WITH TRAFFIC,
SATELLITE RADIO,
BACKUP CAMERA. PARK DISTANCE CONTROL
RUNNING BOARDS, PRIVACY GLASS
Vehicle is financed thru BMW. Owner will payoff remainder and have title
forwarded from BMW after an Agreement of Sale is Signed and a $1000
Deposit is Received from Buyer.
Sale facilitated thru AutoButler Brokerage Service, Delivery assistance available
at extra cost to buyer if not picking up in person.
Please Review picture of Window Sticker for All info regarding options.
Owners are Non Smokers, Recent Service done by Dealer..
Right side of car was keyed shortly after owner took delivery in 2012.
Insurance paid for repair.. Carfax may reflect this..
Thanks for your interest..
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