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Bmw 2006 325xi Wagon - Manual 6 Speed *rare* E91, E90, E92 on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:155191
Location:

Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

*** RELISTING DUE TO NON PAYING BIDDER ***

2006 BMW 325xi Wagon - Rare Manual 6 Speed

I am selling my 2006 325xi Wagon that's a rare manual 6 speed.  This BMW has the N54 motor and is the E91 body style.   I have owned many BMW's in my lifetime and this is the little wagon that CAN! I am the second owner of this BMW 325xi Wagon. 

This all wheel drive BMW has 249, 757 Km's on it ( 151K miles ) and has never been in an accident to my knowledge. The car was sold to me by the local dealer and I was provided with a Carproof report that showed no accidents. The BMW has been well maintained and has been mostly highway driven. The car gets around 21 MPG on the highway and I do fill up with Super Gasonline.  The BMW has leatherette black seats, silver trim package, heated seats, heated mirrors, automatic rain sensor wipers, 2 cup holders, aux input in centre console, two key fobs that come with this car, plus more bells and whistles I'm sure I've not mentioned. The car has been well cared for and maintained by a local BMW mechanic who's well know in the BMW Club and the BMW forums. I bought this car when I found out that I was having twins; however, now the car has gotten too small for us as the family's growing... again. :)

What's been done to the car since I've owned it in the last year and a half:

1. Full Tune Up
2. 3000 Mile Syntetic Oil Changes - with molly slip engine additive
3. New O2 Sensors
4. New Winter Tires
5. New Front Wiper Blades
6. New passenger mirror glass

What will need to be done in the future and not in urgent need of doing;

1. Front brake pads
2. Key Fob - works intermittently ( new diversity board $295 )
3. Rear Left Shock

This is a used car and I will describe the blemishes to the best of my abilities; passenger head lamp as small line crack in it, passenger rear lower plastic trim has scratch on it - was quoted $45 to buff it out - , driver's side above the rear tail light dent/scratch, driver's side seat has cut in the leather - common BMW problem - , shift knob has a nick in the top, driver's mirror has some small milky fading - common issue -, there are some stone chips/pits from highway driving on hood.  - See pictures.

The car drives as any well tuned German machine should and is all-wheel drive with traction control. This car is excellent on the highway and is a great car to cruise with.  Has lots of leg room and storage space, especially with the rear folding seats. I have driven this car across the southern US from Canada and have never had any issues with the BMW.  The car has been parked this week as we have purchased an SUV for the growing family.  The BMW is currently registered in Ontario, Canada and should be importable in to the USA, since most North American BMW's meet the safety standards and regulations.  This BMW should be able to be imported in to the USA, however, it's up to the buyer to verify.  Here are some links - .cbp.gov/trade/basic-import-export/importing-car / ezbordercrossing.com/the-inspection-experience/import-a-vehicle/importing-vehicle-from-canada/#.U_6RS_ldXkU. 

The BMW is sitting on it's OEM original wheels and I do have a set of BBM LM Reps on 5 month old low profile tires, which I am including in this auction.  I do have the car for sale locally, so I do reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells locally.


The car comes as is, where is with no warranty.  * Baby Seats and Car Seat Adapters not included in the sale - only the BMW is for sale here*


**** Forgot to clarify, the front facing picture of the BMW is not all stone chips, it's mostly dead bugs! Calipers were professionally painted red by the rim and tire shop ****

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