2006 Bmw M5 Hartge No Reserve on 2040-cars
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
This a NO RESERVE Auction. Do not miss this oppuntunity to steal this car. 2006 BMW M5 SMG. Car is loaded. It has every option offered by BMW. Interlagos Blue Metallic on White interior. Alcantara Headliner. Heads up display. Car Has brand Pa inspection and Emissions. Car Has Hartge Steering wheel. Hartge trunk spoiler and lip kit and Hartge Exhaust with sport cats(car sounds amazing) AFE intake. Factory 19inch rims are custom painted black. Tires are half tread all the way around. Just fully serviced and has new front brakes. There are over 15k in mods on the car. Any questions you can call or text me at 7178802115. I have a clean Pa title in hand.
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