Bmw 6-series Grand Coupe M Sport on 2040-cars
Pacoima, California, United States
I am selling this one of a kind beautiful BMW 650i GRAND COUPE M SPORT. This car was a third car and hardly driven as you can see by the miles. This BMW is under factory warranty until 2018 or 50K miles which comes first and all maintenance is free until that time. The color of the vehicle is Titanium silver and 100% black interior featuring Nappa Leather and black Alcantara headliner. The sticker price was $95,495 and has so many extras to bring the grand total to above $111,000. I have added 5-STAR shine paint protection ($1500) value. The car is equipped with 20' black Rohana wheels with Dunlop SP-Sport run-flat tires ($5500) value. I added in a carbon fiber trunk spoiler ($650) and carbon fiber sticker kit for all BMW emblems ($80). This car has 3M clear bra on front hood, fenders, and side mirrors ($550) value. The windows and front and rear tail lights are tinted ($750) value. I have also had all of the chrome and reflectors professionally wrapped to give this unique BMW that stealth look ($850) value. If you wish to take off the wrap it is very simple process this also protects the vehicle from chips or any damage. This car is accident free and has never been smoked in. I also added the MSPORT front grill ($475) value for that more aggresive blacked out look. I do have the original BMW grill in chrome if you choose to be more traditional. If you think this car looks good in the pictures you must see it in person.
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