Soooooo. I may have made a horrible mistake in selling my E60 I've decided that this car really isn't for me. It's going to make someone very happy I'm sure but I'm looking for something a bit more sporty and a bit less luxury. It's really a beautiful car though. I've had it for a week. I just bought it CPO + Maintenance from a BMW dealership in Phoenix. It has ~22k miles on it currently and you can get the options list from the VIN decoder. It has everything but the B&O stereo, ventilated seats, and rear climate control from what I can tell. VERY hard to find a well optioned 6-speed for some reason this was a rare gem.

VIN: WBAFR9C53DC271616

Options list (PDF from BMW VIN Checker (http://www.bmwvin.com/): 2013 550i Options List.pdf

I paid 41250 + shipping etc etc. I'd like to get 39k for it and call it a learning experience.

 

In Utah, you don't have 30 days to change your mind like you do in some states? The dealer won't do anything for you after having it just a week?

 

I wish - I believe that law only applies to defects. The car is perfect - just not perfect for me,. I offered to ship it back to them but they didn't want deal with it. They are in AZ. I have 90-day AZ tags on it so I have until then-ish. I called the local DMV to verify and they said until I register it I can sell it without having to worry about it.

 

Oops - forgot to add the VIN.

 

Do you miss the e60 because it's so much more raw than the f10? Thats how i felt when I drove the F10 compared to my n54 e60 although mine is auto and yours was manual.

That was a nice e60 you had btw. Both cars have their perks.

 

Thanks sir; at least it went to a fellow enthusiast. That was probably my favorite car And I think you hit it right on - it was more raw. If you can call a full size luxury sedan that anyway.

 

Bump! Price to 40k

 

Bump! Price to 39k - it's a steal with CPO + Maint!

 

Sold!