2007 BMW 3-Series

3.0 Liter twin turbo

Manual

WBAWB73597P155391

Clear

For Sale: 2007 BMW 335i 135,000 miles on it Clean title The bads: There are many clear coat scratches on the hood. Only one scratch is deeper than the clear coat, but it isn’t very large. You can see it in one of the photos, its white by the driver side door. The clear coat scratches are not serious, a local body shop told me it wouldn’t be a serious job to buff them out. (clear coat scratches hard to see in pictures) There is a crack in the windshield, about 4 inches long. One of the chrome pieces on the front grill needs replacement or a dab of super glue. One of the cup holders is stuck shut. I’m sure it can be unstuck with some effort, but I haven’t looked into it. The seat belt extenders do not work on the driver side or the passenger side. The Good: Interior is in very good shape. All of the leather is still in good shapeBuilt-in Navigation system Recently replaced the fuel injectors, ignition coils, ECU, Coolant hoses, and a few more things. Sport Wheels Turbos still pull strong and feel just as good as when I bought the car. I am the third owner, and the first two owners were brothers. Carbon Fiber lower lip on the front bumper. This makes it easier to bottom out, but it looks great. Carbon Fiber accent/lip on the trunk. It was there when I bought it, and can easily be removed if it doesn’t fit your tastes. The previous owner also had installed LED interior lights and a few other carbon fiber accents. I have personally replaced the oil every 3,000 to 6,000 miles. I loved this car and took very good care of it until I started a new job with intensive travel. There are currently catless downpipes installed, and I am including the originals with the car. The air filter was replaced with two cone air filters. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. On Feb-05-18 at 14:24:04 PST, seller added the following information: Almost forgot to add this. There is a small oil leak that the BMW dealers like to point out when I have brought the car in for other services. I think it is a leak in the head gasket. When I consulted a mechanic that I know personally, they said they did not think this was a major issue, and they did not think it was necessary to fix it. The leak is not big enough to require early changing of oil and has not affected the drivability in any way. Just wanted to have full disclosure on everything. Thanks and happy bidding! On Feb-07-18 at 11:41:17 PST, seller added the following information: I have added two photos trying to show the clear coat scratches on the hood. On Feb-08-18 at 06:03:56 PST, seller added the following information: Update: The small oil leak is actually the valve cover gasket. Not the head gasket.