2008 Bmw 135i M Package "low Miles" on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
This is a beautiful 2008 BMW 135i in pristine immaculate condition inside and out. The car is a CPO warranted car with low miles. Its been garage kept and always maintained by BMW with all service records. The car is a beautiful black with black time attack wheels from BMW. There is a Mate Red Finish paint protection installed by Dipd Edition from Hathaway Hotrods and Customs. This is a $1000.00+ protectant that can easily be removed back to the original black when wanted. Car is tons of fun to drive and definatly turns manny heads.
This vehicle is also for sale locally. Call (505)363-6210 for any questions. Serious bidders only $1500.00 Deposit required after close. |
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