Surely this is a bit optimistic !
Discussion
"cost Euro105,000.00 new plus Euro5000.00 extras."
110,000 Euro brand new? that's just under £100k!
"Special Build"
From the pictures it has an after market exhaust that sticks out too much and a badly placed "M" badge.
110,000 Euro brand new? that's just under £100k!
"Special Build"
From the pictures it has an after market exhaust that sticks out too much and a badly placed "M" badge.
Glass Guide via Vauxhall site said:
BMW X5 Sport
3.0TD Diesel 5-door Station Wagon
6 Speed Automatic Four Wheel Drive
Year: 2005 05
Mileage: 8,000
Estimated value of your car
Part-exchange Price:
Excellent condition:
£17100
Average condition:
£15100
Below average condition:
£13200
3.0TD Diesel 5-door Station Wagon
6 Speed Automatic Four Wheel Drive
Year: 2005 05
Mileage: 8,000
Estimated value of your car
Part-exchange Price:
Excellent condition:
£17100
Average condition:
£15100
Below average condition:
£13200
Edited by DaveL86 on Saturday 16th October 14:09
....the 'ol woman has "told" him to sell it.....he puts it up at a price so it won't sell...he gsts to keep it for a while longer or even longer than that......end of earache.....problem solved.....or nearly solved....it's an old trick......;-)
Mind you....MX5....he would be better off well rid of it.....
Mind you....MX5....he would be better off well rid of it.....
Hi Guys, I'm the owner.
Before everyone gets heated up about this, you should bear in mind that once in a while the genuine article does come along and this one is IT. I was recently at a BMW garage, not in my own county, and went in to have a chat with them. Not alone did the salesman not believe what he saw, he went in for the chief sales manager, who in turn went back in and took out the owner. They all concurred that if no number plates were fitted, the vehicle from a condition point of view could be sitting in a showroom as new. The whole point of this excercise is that to someone out there, this may matter. Someone might be lusting after a fully loaded X5 new, can't afford it, and technically my vehicle gives them this for 1/2 the price. So there it is, it is what it is.
If I don't sell, I don't sell, if I do sell I guarantee the new owner is getting a lot for their money. Most X5's have little more than a badge on the back and a steering wheel.
This one has the lot, owned by someone very eccentric about care.
Like I said, it may matter to someone.
Stay well.
Before everyone gets heated up about this, you should bear in mind that once in a while the genuine article does come along and this one is IT. I was recently at a BMW garage, not in my own county, and went in to have a chat with them. Not alone did the salesman not believe what he saw, he went in for the chief sales manager, who in turn went back in and took out the owner. They all concurred that if no number plates were fitted, the vehicle from a condition point of view could be sitting in a showroom as new. The whole point of this excercise is that to someone out there, this may matter. Someone might be lusting after a fully loaded X5 new, can't afford it, and technically my vehicle gives them this for 1/2 the price. So there it is, it is what it is.
If I don't sell, I don't sell, if I do sell I guarantee the new owner is getting a lot for their money. Most X5's have little more than a badge on the back and a steering wheel.
This one has the lot, owned by someone very eccentric about care.
Like I said, it may matter to someone.
Stay well.
DonegalTDI said:
Hi Guys, I'm the owner.
Before everyone gets heated up about this, you should bear in mind that once in a while the genuine article does come along and this one is IT. I was recently at a BMW garage, not in my own county, and went in to have a chat with them. Not alone did the salesman not believe what he saw, he went in for the chief sales manager, who in turn went back in and took out the owner. They all concurred that if no number plates were fitted, the vehicle from a condition point of view could be sitting in a showroom as new. The whole point of this excercise is that to someone out there, this may matter. Someone might be lusting after a fully loaded X5 new, can't afford it, and technically my vehicle gives them this for 1/2 the price. So there it is, it is what it is.
If I don't sell, I don't sell, if I do sell I guarantee the new owner is getting a lot for their money. Most X5's have little more than a badge on the back and a steering wheel.
This one has the lot, owned by someone very eccentric about care.
Like I said, it may matter to someone.
Stay well.
Lolwhut? You have your own county?Before everyone gets heated up about this, you should bear in mind that once in a while the genuine article does come along and this one is IT. I was recently at a BMW garage, not in my own county, and went in to have a chat with them. Not alone did the salesman not believe what he saw, he went in for the chief sales manager, who in turn went back in and took out the owner. They all concurred that if no number plates were fitted, the vehicle from a condition point of view could be sitting in a showroom as new. The whole point of this excercise is that to someone out there, this may matter. Someone might be lusting after a fully loaded X5 new, can't afford it, and technically my vehicle gives them this for 1/2 the price. So there it is, it is what it is.
If I don't sell, I don't sell, if I do sell I guarantee the new owner is getting a lot for their money. Most X5's have little more than a badge on the back and a steering wheel.
This one has the lot, owned by someone very eccentric about care.
Like I said, it may matter to someone.
Stay well.
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