2009 BMW 528i 29k Miles- M5 Conversion
01-27-2013, 10:04 PM
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2009 BMW 528i 29k Miles- M5 Conversion
This is a 2009 BMW 528i with 29k miles. The car is alpine white exterior with black interior. The car is a premium package which includes navigation, xenon, bluetooth and more. The vehicle has gone through an m5 conversion which includes front and rear bumper, trunk spoiler and quad exhaust. The car has 20 x 8.5 in the front and 20 x 10.5 in the rear. The roof and lip spoiler have been painted jet black. The car has never been in an accident. I welcome you to have the vehicle checked for collision damage. Every nut and bolt is original, but the vehicle was stolen at one point and the insurance payed out which is why it is salvaged. I am asking for 21k. I am willing to negotiate. Txt me anytime or call me after 4 pm. The car is located in Los Angeles. Stepan (818)913-6321
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01-28-2013, 08:00 PM
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glws..
but it will a good "tip" how was stoled?
so at list we know( one way we can loose our cars)
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good luck
but it will a good "tip" how was stoled?
so at list we know( one way we can loose our cars)
..
good luck
01-28-2013, 10:39 PM
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these cars are pretty hard to steal. It is usually a flatbed tow truck that comes and picks the cars up when there in an area where there are no other cars around. This usually happens with older cars in high crime areas, but I purchased this vehicle from the original owner who had the keys stolen during a house break in. The only damage that was caused was cracked windshield and bent rear left rim. They provided me with pictures of the car after it was recovered. The pictures show the damage that was done.. I can provide them to anyone who wants them. Thank god they weren't home at the time.
Just keep your keys with you even if your going on vacation or when you leave to go anywhere especially if you have the older style conventional key.These cars were update in 2007 and one update was the coded key,so you cant really steal them.
Just keep your keys with you even if your going on vacation or when you leave to go anywhere especially if you have the older style conventional key.These cars were update in 2007 and one update was the coded key,so you cant really steal them.
01-28-2013, 10:50 PM
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these cars are pretty hard to steal. It is usually a flatbed tow truck that comes and picks the cars up when there in an area where there are no other cars around. This usually happens with older cars in high crime areas, but I purchased this vehicle from the original owner who had the keys stolen during a house break in. The only damage that was caused was cracked windshield and bent rear left rim. They provided me with pictures of the car after it was recovered. The pictures show the damage that was done.. I can provide them to anyone who wants them. Thank god they weren't home at the time.
Just keep your keys with you even if your going on vacation or when you leave to go anywhere especially if you have the older style conventional key.These cars were update in 2007 and one update was the coded key,so you cant really steal them.
Just keep your keys with you even if your going on vacation or when you leave to go anywhere especially if you have the older style conventional key.These cars were update in 2007 and one update was the coded key,so you cant really steal them.
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