1995 Bmw 525i White Excellent Rust Free Ca Car Clear Carfax 2 Owner Low Miles on 2040-cars
Avon, Ohio, United States
Engine:6 CYL
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: White
Make: BMW
Interior Color: Tan
Model: 5-Series
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: 4 door
Drive Type: AUTO
Mileage: 168,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Sub Model: 525i
Nice 1995 BMW 525i. White over tan. Rust free, cold AC, tires over 70%. Clean 2 owner Carfax. Everyone says their car is a "California car", but this one really is. Just shipped here from CA. Still has CA plates. I have owned 17 BMWs, mostly e28s and e34s. I love 528e's and 525i's. I looked a long time for this 525 because it was going to be my daughter's high school car. It has everything I was looking for: a beautiful color scheme, is rust free, has low miles at around 8000 a year, good fuel economy with 6 cylinder engine and is mechanically sound. Unfortunately, my wife found a little red Miata that she and my daughter both fell in love with. My wife bought her the Miata and now i have to sell the BMW. Anyone who knows these cars knows what a great motor they have. None of the 540i's Nikasil/Alusil issues. These cars go forever. I don't expect to get back what I paid for the car since I also paid to ship it to OH. I just need it sold and out of the driveway. I'd keep it but just bought a 76 2002 (as well as another Maico and a CZ) so I can't also keep another car, Low reserve. Seller may be able to help out with delivery. Please feel free to ask questions or make offer. Thanks.
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Road & Track has the helmet cam video, which shows the bright blue M3 doing a three-point turn as it follows a camera car possibly for an upcoming commercial or launch video. While the images are grainy, we do get to see some of the styling details for the next-gen M3. Aside from the extra set of doors, this M3 looks a lot like the Concept M4 Coupe we met a few months ago, including the bulging hood, oddly shaped door mirrors and the wide, vented front fenders. The aggressive fascia, big wheels/low-profile tires and quad exhaust outlets all but confirm this is the production M3 we'll be seeing at the Detroit Auto Show in a couple of months.
We've put together a gallery using screen shots from the video, but check out the video posted below to see the new M3 in motion.
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