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2000 Bmw M Roadster Convertible Z3 3.2l S52 One Owner Low Miles on 2040-cars

US $13,995.00
Year:2000 Mileage:29385
Location:

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Chicago, Illinois, United States
Advertising:

 HELLO AND WELCOME TO ANOTHER AUCTION FROM OUTBACK AUTO SALES

                                         HERE WE HAVE A 2000 BMW M-ROADSTER IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION

COMES LOADED WITH FEATURES, 3.2 LITER 6 CYLINDER MOTOR, POWER WINDOWS, POWER LOCKS, POWER MIRRORS,  HEATED LEATHER SEATS, AIR-CONDITIONING, ALUMINUM RIMS,, ABS, TRACTION CONTROL, FRONT AND SIDE AIRBAGS, POWER SEATS, CRUISE CONTROL, FACTORY CD-PLAYER, HARMON/KARDON SYSTEM.

THE INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION,VERY CLEAN, has some light wear on the left side of the drivers seat(check picture). 

THE BODY IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE, VERY SHARP, just has a couple chips that were touched up and are not noticeable and the bottom of the front bumper has some scratches underneath, this is also not noticeable.

THE MOTOR AND TRANS RUN LIKE NEW, AND ALL THE OPTIONS WORK GREAT. THE TOP IS ORIGINAL AND IN GREAT SHAPE, just has some minor wear from age. 

THIS IS A GORGEOUS M-ROADSTER VERY RARE WITH ONLY 29,385 ORIGINAL MILES. BEAUTIFUL COLOR COMBO IMOLA RED WITH BLACK/RED LEATHER INTERIOR..THIS BMW IS A ONE-OWNER CAR FROM OKLAHOMA. IT HAS BEEN VERY WELL TAKEN CARE OF, BRAND NEW FRONT TIRES JUST INSTALLED.THE KBB VALUE WITH THIS MILEAGE IS OVER $22,000 RETAIL

THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL ROADSTER. JUST LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES AND YOU WILL SEE HOW NICE IT REALLY IS.

PLEASE NOTE:  This bmw had one accident. It was hit in the passenger side rear. Since it is an older vehicle the insurance company would rather write it off as a loss than repair it. I purchased it directly from them. It has now been professionally repaired and looks excellent. The car was fully inspected and has a REBUILT TITLE  which is the same as a regular title except it says rebuilt on it. I deal with a lot of rebuilt vehicles (especially bmw z'3) and every one of them comes out looking great, please check my feedback and you can see that my clients are very satisfied.

 ***********We welcome any pre-buy inspections before purchase and can help facilitate door to door shipping to anywhere in the country at an affordable price. We are also pleased to offer free airport pick-up from either Ohare or Midway airport. The car is available for viewing anytime.*********

BID WITH CONFIDENCE-PLEASE CHECK MY FEEDBACK HISTORY, YOU CAN EMAIL OR CALL 773-502-3611 WITH ANY QUESTIONS.

PLEASE do not bid if you dont intend to go thru with the purchase. Paypal can be used for deposit only, a $200 deposit is required within 24hrs. We are a licensed Illinois dealer, residents are subject to sales tax and registration.  All other states are exempt from paying tax here except the following 8 states which by law pay sales tax at time of pick up, MI 6%, IN 6.25%,SC 5%,VT 6%,MA 6.25%, AZ 5.6%, CA 6.25%FL 6%. Once the tax is paid you will no longer have to pay it back home. There is a small $99 documentation fee, which also  includes a full tank of gas, a temporary tag and free airport pick up for out of state buyers.

THANK YOU

 

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