Clean title, no accidents. Sport package, Navigation, M5 body kit, quad exhaust conversion, M6 original wheels, electric fold mirrors, etc. This car has many upgrades and money invested. Recent engine tuneup that includes Valve Stem Seals replaced (no oil burning), valve cover gaskets, alternator bracket seal, timing covers gaskets, oil pressure sensor, and many other seals and o-rings replaced. LOTS of expensive maintenance done, so you don't have to worry about major issues.. 148k miles but runs perfect.. Asking $14000 or Best offer

Comes with a set of winter wheels

There is nothing wrong with the car, has all software and programming up to date. Bought the car from a member here few years ago..

Car is in Minneapolis

 

That is WAY too expensive IMHO. KBB puts a 2004 545i with 148k on the clock, loaded up with all options at around $8k-$9k from a private party.

 

Thanks mate for your feedback... Like I've mentioned price is negotiable but the 8-9k price is for a stock car, mine has around 10k in mods plus expensive maintenance done that future owner doesn't need to worry..
Very few 545's out there had the valves job done that's at least $2500 and it has to be done because it burns oil and kills the cats then will cost even more to fix.. Also, many seals and gaskets will need replaced such as valve covers and alternator bracket seal that normally cost about $1000 each so that 8-9k car will cost you more like 12k..

Here is a list of mods, I'm sure I forgot some..

M6 OEM 19" Wheels
19" General G-MAX tires 275/30 Rear – 245/35 Front
QUAD Exhaust
M5 bumpers and sideskirts
AC Shnitzer Rear Spoiler
M5 OEM Trunk Finisher
Custom LED rings replaced in headlight
Professional Tint (legal)
HID foglights kit
Black kidney grill
Front and rear clear turn signals
LED license plate and all interior lights
OEM mp3 retrofit kit OEM Sport Heated steering wheel retrofit
M6 Style heated Mirrors with electric fold from remote retrofit
ZHP Shift Knob
///M Stitched shift and parking boot
Illuminated door seals

Major Maintenance done:

Valve stem seals
Valve cover gaskets
Upper timing case gaskets
Alternator bracket seal
Alternator voltage regulator
New coolant tank
Transmission and rear differential fluid changed
Brake fluid changed
Front control arms and links
New front brake pads

 

mods dont add value , you will never recover

 

well to be fair, they add some value. particulalry the visual mods like the wheels, bumpers, and sideskirts.

 

For me at least. Otherwise, a buyer will go to cars.com and find a 'regular' car. Of course you wont get dollar for dollar, maybe not even .50 on the dollar, but give me a tastefully modded car vs. stock for a little bit more all day any day.

 

@Ntuner. . It'll sell. . Just gotta wait for the right buyer who appreciates the tasteful modifications you've made to the car. I recently sold my high mileage E39 with several mods for double KBB value because the buyer knew the value in the upgrades made.

 

14k or best offer

 

12k firm, car has 151k miles now still no problems or issues