B.m.w. X5 f/s
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
B.m.w. X5 f/s
I know this is off topic but it seems like a good deal for a second vehicle or a winter car.
2002, 180 thousand km, 4.4 liter. i know nothing about BMW however
this one looks pretty good. Black with sandy brown interior it appears to be a loaded vehicle.
It needs about $400.00 worth of repairs to safety. A freind who is a mechanic in the east end of Tor has the car and is asking $4000.00, best offer or trade considered.
He is a motivated seller, if anyone is interested P/M me and I'll give you the phone number and location.
Again i have no first hand knowlege of this vehicle, nor do I have any personal interest in the sale. Just spreading the word for a friend.
2002, 180 thousand km, 4.4 liter. i know nothing about BMW however
this one looks pretty good. Black with sandy brown interior it appears to be a loaded vehicle.
It needs about $400.00 worth of repairs to safety. A freind who is a mechanic in the east end of Tor has the car and is asking $4000.00, best offer or trade considered.
He is a motivated seller, if anyone is interested P/M me and I'll give you the phone number and location.
Again i have no first hand knowlege of this vehicle, nor do I have any personal interest in the sale. Just spreading the word for a friend.
Last edited by macs65; 12-21-2014 at 05:48 PM.
#2
Racer
yes its a very good price.......
but don't do it , BMW and M.Benz are a money pit when it comes to maintenance specially with 180K on them and off warranty , i would go for a Lexus , Toyota , Acura or Honda SUV anything Japanese , just my advice for corvette forum members
but don't do it , BMW and M.Benz are a money pit when it comes to maintenance specially with 180K on them and off warranty , i would go for a Lexus , Toyota , Acura or Honda SUV anything Japanese , just my advice for corvette forum members
Last edited by slickpete83; 12-22-2014 at 11:59 PM.
#3
Le Mans Master
yes its a very good price.......
but don't do it , BMW and M.Benz are a money pit when it comes to maintenance specially with 180K on them and off warranty , i would go for a Lexus , Toyota , Acura or Honda SUV anything Japanese , just my advice for corvette forum members
but don't do it , BMW and M.Benz are a money pit when it comes to maintenance specially with 180K on them and off warranty , i would go for a Lexus , Toyota , Acura or Honda SUV anything Japanese , just my advice for corvette forum members
only way it could have been done was BMW dealer, where you get screwed, only faster.
#4
Race Director
This summer my wife bought a 2010 BMW 328i and we love it! It has been totally reliable so far, we bought it with 80,000km on it for $22,000. It drives like brand new and has so many more features in it than any brand new car for $22,000 would have in it. And it's a real driver's car, you won't find that for $22,000 in a new Toyota Camry or Honda Civic. Sure, someday we probably will get hit with a $2000 repair bill for something that would have cost $500 for a Toyota or Honda, but that's a small price to pay for many years of fun driving that this car will provide us. As Corvette owners, we all understand that the fun cars have a higher price of admission, and many of us have daily drivers that are also fun cars too. Nothing wrong with that
#5
Le Mans Master
This summer my wife bought a 2010 BMW 328i and we love it! It has been totally reliable so far, we bought it with 80,000km on it for $22,000. It drives like brand new and has so many more features in it than any brand new car for $22,000 would have in it. And it's a real driver's car, you won't find that for $22,000 in a new Toyota Camry or Honda Civic. Sure, someday we probably will get hit with a $2000 repair bill for something that would have cost $500 for a Toyota or Honda, but that's a small price to pay for many years of fun driving that this car will provide us. As Corvette owners, we all understand that the fun cars have a higher price of admission, and many of us have daily drivers that are also fun cars too. Nothing wrong with that
#6
Race Director
I'm just trying to say that people shouldn't avoid this used BMW because they are afraid of high $$$ repair bills that may or may not occur. Life is too short to drive boring cars
#7
I agree I would take a used BMW over a new japanese car anyday!! Don't think that a Lexus is much cheaper to fix at a dealer. I am in the process of selling my 2 year old truck that is still under warranty for another USED BMW, but i guess we are all a little different
#8
Melting Slicks
You re wrong
I agree I would take a used BMW over a new japanese car anyday!! Don't think that a Lexus is much cheaper to fix at a dealer. I am in the process of selling my 2 year old truck that is still under warranty for another USED BMW, but i guess we are all a little different
#9
Melting Slicks
Stay away from older x5s they are terrible and very expensive to fix.The early ones with sunroofs even catch on fire.Google them and see how many lawsuits are on going against bmw for X 5s catching on fire.I have a friend whose son lost limbs in one and was in an induced coma for 4 mths due to severe burns all over his body. so i am not talking out of my hat.Toyota rav 4 ,highlander ,honda crv are much better choices .Stay away from early Honda pilots ,mdx as the transmissions always blow.2005 and up are ususally ok.