2002 BMW 5-Series

540i Sedan

V8

Manual

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Clear

GAS

Very clean 2002 BMW 540i (E39), Every option! Navigation, sunroof, tan leather, power seats, everything works. This is a beautiful german engineered car that will last another 100,000 miles. It runs and drives like a car with 25,000 miles on it. The M sport package adds the three spoke steering wheel, suspension, wheels and shifter. The car is in great shape, leather shows very little signs of wear, the paint is in great shape with a fresh detail last month. It's V8 is very powerful yet silent and pairs well with the 6 speed manual transmission. This is a great luxury car, yet has the power to surprise most vehicles if you put your foot down. I used this as my personal car for a few months, but having to move is forcing me to sell. I have put a lot of a time in money into this car making sure it was right. It has no lights on the dash, and the cluster ribbon was replaced so the odometer and message center could be read. Cooling system was redone with new hoses and radiator and fresh fluid. This car needs nothing, just get in it and enjoy the drive. The only issues I have noted with the car were that the remote works intermittently, and a small spot of rust just under the trunk lid on the body. I did not repair these because it did not effect the driving of the car one bit. These have been taken into consideration in the asking price. If you have any questions please ask before bidding. Car is located in NJ, but I am willing to drive to PA, NY, DE, or MD to deliver once the car is paid in full. I have had a few questions about the title and odometer. When I purchased the car a few months back the odometer did not work, so the dealership guessed at the mileage. I have since repaired the digital odometer with a ribbon that I purchased here on ebay. The original cluster is still in the vehicle and was only repaired, not replaced. The dealer guessed at 140,000 and I didn't know the actual miles until I plugged the cluster back in after repair. I then called the dealer and had them pay for the title correction. I hope this clears up any questions.