2005 Bmw X3 3.0i Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Newport Beach, California, United States
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I'm selling my 2005 BMW X3 3.0 liter engine. Car has less than 191,000 Highway miles on it, but I'm listing it as such since it is still being driven. This car was used as my weekly commuter car. 90% of the miles on the car are from the highway. Clean title. All original paint. Baby blue on grey interior. Perfect color combination. This car has never been in an accident period.
This car will be great for anyone that needs room in the car for equipment etc, but also want to have the size of a sedan. This car can fit into small parking spots and down narrow city streets. Great car for the family or for college students! The interior is in great shape. The sunroof retracts with no issues and all windows have the factory privacy glass in rear windows. The AC works with no issues. Clean exterior with a couple rock chips from the HWY and there are a couple nickle sized dents from shopping carts (see pictures), clean interior. I have 2 master keys. Title in hand. The car has been serviced regularly and registration is good until March 2015! Also, please be aware that this is a California car that has not seen snow conditions and has no sign of rust wear. Please do not compare these 3.0 liter engines with 2.5L small engines. There is day and night difference. The 3.0 Liter engine gives the car power to go up hills and is more enjoyable to drive with great MPG for its class! Fully loaded. Car has premium package, sport package, sport rims, Bluetooth sync, iPod Adapter, full moon roof, leather, digital ac, radio controls on steering wheel. Bid with confidence!!! |
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