Rare 1995 Bmw 540i/ Looks Amazing And Runs Great on 2040-cars
Oswego, Illinois, United States
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This car turns heads!!! With its 282 horsepower, huge torque and relatively light weight, "luxo-rod" to be reckoned with. The 1995 BMW 540i is equipped with a 4.0-liter V8 engine with an output of 282 horsepower. Fuel tanks hold up to 21.1 gallons of gasoline, and it uses premium unleaded fuel. Additional features include rear wheel drive, speed sensitive power steering, a 140-amp alternator and an 85-amp battery. Exterior Solid body, some rust around driver lower door panel. Interior Standard features include seating for up to five passengers, leather front bucket seats with 12-way power control and memory settings, leather full-bench rear seats and power windows and door locks. Additional features consist of cruise control, tilt steering wheel, power sun- and moon- roofs, leather trimmed doors with storage bins, velour carpeting, wood grain trimmed dashboard, center arm rests 10 speakers. the center console houses a digital clock, climate control, front- and rear- window defrosters and an AM/FM radio with cassette player and a 6 disc cd player.. The interior of this bimmer is spotless and in excellent condition!!! Mp3Ipod adapter included and installed. This vehicle is a daily driver. There are no problems with the engine or transmission. Brake pads completed 3 years ago, but brake lining light just came on. No grinding sounds. New radiator 1 year ago. There is rust along the driver door. This vehicle is ready to roll. $2000.00 cash only. No trades, checks or promises. This car is priced to sell. Kelley Blue Book price is list this vehicle at $4000.00. This car is sold as is.
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