1991 BMW 7-Series

Sedan

6 Cylinder 3.5 Liter

Automatic

WBAGC4311MDC28699

Clear

RWD

Gasoline

Power Windows

This late ’91 car has BMW’s broad array of standard luxury equipment such as full leather, sunroof, 4-wheel ABS, power front & rear seats, AM/FM/tape/CD radio, heated outside mirrors and door locks, factory anti-theft system, headlight washers, plus: · Electronic Stability Control · Heated front seats (cushion and backrest) 2 power settings · Power lumbar feature on driver seat · 3-operator memory on driver seat · Linkless electronic accelerator control common to 1992 production run · 6 disk CD player · Premium sound · Dynan performance chip · Metallic-carbon window film 100,000-mile upgrade and maint. program started in 2007: · New front upper & lower control arms · New suspension accumulators in rear suspension · New Pittman arms (dogbones) in rear trailing arms · New transmission mounts · Transmission flushed with BG system · New headliner · New sunroof motor cover · Front end alignment · New brakes, rotors, pad-wear sensors, 2009 · Brake fluid and coolant changed, 2010 · New Seiko-Seiki A/C compressor in 2007 (outlet air 40 degrees @100 deg. outside air temp · New spark plugs, ignition wires, distrib cap & rotor · New oil filler cap · Valve adjustment, latest on 4-15-2010 · New 72-month Interstate battery, 2008 · New high-pressure power steering hose · New lift struts, trunk and hood · New coolant expansion tank · Five new tires (that’s right, 5), Michelin Primacy MXV4 quiet running, 86% tread remaining · New oxygen sensor · K&B permanent induction air filter · New muffler hangers Clean CarFax. Email requests will receive CarFax report as MS Word .doc. To view this car is like a trip back to 1991, looking at an almost new Seven, the result of spending most of its life garaged. Paint like glass. Leather near new. What about the usual road hash and rock chips on nose of car? Nope. Road hash and chips on windshield? As for hash, NONE!. Only one chip, high on passenger side, and it has been fixed. Door dings? Maybe 2 minor ones on the entire car. It has never been a drive-to-work car, spent almost no time in parking lots. There’s probably another BMW of this vintage in like shape somewhere in the country, but you’re not likely to find it. This one’s for sale at around Kelly Blue Book retail of $5,110, and that’s for the run-of-the-mill 1991 Seven in so-called “excellent” condition. KBB doesn’t assign values for collector cars.