2006 Bmw M5 - Rpi Stage 2 Performance V10 590 Hp - Sapphire Black on 2040-cars
Walnut, California, United States
Sapphire Black with Indianapolis Red premium interior and Aluminum trim. Fully loaded except conditioned seats (heated only) - comes with Comfort Access Keyless Entry, 7 Speed SMG with Paddle Shifters, Glass Moonroof, Extended Leather Interior, Alcantara Headliner, Power Rear Sunshade (manual side sunshades) and Logic 7 Premium Sound. ~53,500 miles.
Over $25k in mods including: Performance: RPI Stage 2 Car (#6 of 8) including headers, sections 1, 2 and 3 GT racing exhaust, underdrive pulley, XL oil cooler, signature round tips, and air scoops & filter. 443 rwhp ~ 590 crank hp. Visuals front to back: Updated (2008+) LCS head/taillights, LED Angel Eyes, clear European turn signals, matte black front kidneys, VIS carbon fiber GTR hood, carbon fiber side vents, AC Schnitzer aluminum pedals, ACS rear window spoiler, ACS carbon fiber rear diffuser, Trunk LED license plate lights, 3M window tint and H&R race springs. iPod adapter retrofit and integrated to iDrive system. (Comes with original hood, mufflers, kidneys and additional RPI exhaust silencers). Wheels: Custom 20'' HRE 590Rs - gloss black outer barrels, gloss red inner barrels, gunmetal flat black centers and titanium fasteners. Staggered 9'' front and 10.5'' rear. New brakes in May '13, new Hankook Ventus V12 evo K110 tires in Dec '13. Flawless condition, service and inspection recently done by Irvine BMW in Sept '13, registration paid through July 2015. I'm asking $34,000, please message if interested! |
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