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Bmw X5 2011 Xdrive35i Premium, Tech, Nav, Pano, New Tires, Warranty, Clean on 2040-cars
US $33,990.00
Year:2011
Mileage:44600
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For sale one owner BMW X5 2011 xDrive35i under factory warranty for peace of mind with maintenance included (as for all BMWs under 4yrs and 50K miles).
It is in excellent condition, serviced only at BMW, one owner, clean carfax history (will be provided to interested buyers free of charge), absolutely no paint work. New tires (less than 3 months, 1000 miles). It has NEVER been smoked in! The car has lots of options, including panoramic roof, premium Y-shaped wheels, factory navigation, top view camera, parking sensors, heated seats, 4 zone climate control, etc. It boasts 300 horse powers with 16mpg city and 23 mpg highway fuel consumption. Please let me know, if you have questions or want to see the car. Reason for sell: I have 2 bmw X5 (the other one is 2012 and we love it) and have bought now a newer premium SUV and don't need 3 cars. Also I believe it is good time to sell with considerable warranty (both time and mileage) left for peace of mind of a buyer. |
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