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20K Miles, 1-Owner 2012 BMW X5 Diesel
03-22-2018, 10:17 PM
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SOLD 22K Miles, 1-Owner 2012 BMW X5 Diesel - PRICE DROP **MUST SELL**
Year: 2012
Make: BMW
Model: X5
Mileage (numbers only please): 22000
Color: White
VIN: 5UXZW0C56CL673146
Price (no $ sign please): $25900
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): NorthEast
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Tiptronic
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 4 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM CD
This is perfect for towing your trailers to and from the track.
Photos Link Below - Let me know if you want to see anything specific. Pardon the apearance in the photos, car has not been washed properly, long winter here in NY...
E70 35D Photos
Description
MSRP – $56,700
· Exterior Color – Alpine White (300)
· Interior – Black Nevada Leather (LUSW)
· Options (Codes) – Navigation (609), Running Boards (328), Dark Bamboo wood trim (4AZ), Online Info Service (615), Voice Command (620), BMW TeleServices (6AA), Teleservice Control (6AB), Real Time Traffic Information (6UH), Transport Protection (9AA)
Positives
· Ultra LOW miles. Car has been used mostly on weekends since we don’t drive to work. Has been garaged in the winter most of the time.
· Interior is Like NEW
· Late production
· Clean CARFAX
· One owner car. Owner is a car guy
· BMW Service exclusively
· No Accidents
· EGR Cooler replaced ess than 1,000 miles ago in September ’17.
· Fastidiously cared for (never washed at a car wash; detailed at home)
· All recalls performed
· Up to date service
Negatives
· In 11/2013 the front hood and bumper had very minor scratch from a parked Harley Davidson tipping over while both car and bike were parked. Car was fixed by BMW of Brooklyn. I have photos of the scratch if interested.
Last edited by MeloB; 05-18-2018 at 10:05 AM. Reason: Mileage change, price drop
03-27-2018, 10:09 PM
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I also have a diesel X5 and completely agree w seller about this being an amazing tow vehicle. Handles steel trailer and 3000lb vehicle on top w ease! Smooth power delivery and good gas mileage.
GLWS!
GLWS!
03-27-2018, 10:59 PM
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05-03-2018, 10:37 AM
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05-11-2018, 05:06 PM
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Hi Mel
A couple questions:
Is there seat memory settings? If so - memory for 2 positions?
Do the seats have multiple adjustments (4-way, 12-way, etc)?
I had an Alpine White 2012 BMW wagon and the seat memory was located on the lower outer edge of the seat which could be seen if you open the door and took a photo of the side of the seat that faces out. I didn’t see any photos of that portion of the seat, and there is no mention of memory on the build sheet (but maybe it’s included as a standard item).
Sorry to pester you with questions. Your photos are great and tell a lot, but I have a few questions.
Is there adjustable lumbar support?
What sort of mileage do you get with a diesel? (Is it the manufacturer’s estimate on the build sheet or is diesel completely different?). We’ve never owned a diesel.
What is the rear tire width? Wondering if it could go through a car wash. I realize you may cringe at this notion but hubby has a REALLY bad back and so far is hand washing our cars but we really need a car that can go through a car wash.
This is subjective - but what is your thought on the ride? My BMW wagon rode like a buck-board and while we both enjoyed driving it - hubby got to the point where he could not tolerate the ride. The seats were unforgiving and it was too stiff in general. I am looking for something a bit more “cushy” that he would enjoy and we could use for trips.
Thank you. I’m honestly not sure hubby will consider this car but I wanted to get a few details before I spring it on him. I’ve been looking for awhile and trying to find a decent compromise that make both of us happy.
Great looking vehicle and you appear to have taken excellent care of it which comes across in your write up.
Carol
A couple questions:
Is there seat memory settings? If so - memory for 2 positions?
Do the seats have multiple adjustments (4-way, 12-way, etc)?
I had an Alpine White 2012 BMW wagon and the seat memory was located on the lower outer edge of the seat which could be seen if you open the door and took a photo of the side of the seat that faces out. I didn’t see any photos of that portion of the seat, and there is no mention of memory on the build sheet (but maybe it’s included as a standard item).
Sorry to pester you with questions. Your photos are great and tell a lot, but I have a few questions.
Is there adjustable lumbar support?
What sort of mileage do you get with a diesel? (Is it the manufacturer’s estimate on the build sheet or is diesel completely different?). We’ve never owned a diesel.
What is the rear tire width? Wondering if it could go through a car wash. I realize you may cringe at this notion but hubby has a REALLY bad back and so far is hand washing our cars but we really need a car that can go through a car wash.
This is subjective - but what is your thought on the ride? My BMW wagon rode like a buck-board and while we both enjoyed driving it - hubby got to the point where he could not tolerate the ride. The seats were unforgiving and it was too stiff in general. I am looking for something a bit more “cushy” that he would enjoy and we could use for trips.
Thank you. I’m honestly not sure hubby will consider this car but I wanted to get a few details before I spring it on him. I’ve been looking for awhile and trying to find a decent compromise that make both of us happy.
Great looking vehicle and you appear to have taken excellent care of it which comes across in your write up.
Carol
05-13-2018, 10:40 AM
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Free bump from another fellow X5D owner.
I had an E70 and traded it for the new one a few years ago. I REALLY miss the E70 as everything was just so tight and it just felt so much more analog when I drove it. If an SUV could be a drivers car, the E70 is it.
GLWS!
I had an E70 and traded it for the new one a few years ago. I REALLY miss the E70 as everything was just so tight and it just felt so much more analog when I drove it. If an SUV could be a drivers car, the E70 is it.
GLWS!