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03 July 2009, 09:21 AM
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I had a look out of interest on Autotrader, there's fecking loads of the things on there!!
Auto Trader UK - BMW X5 3.0i Sport
That looks pretty good for the money, low milage
Auto Trader UK - BMW X5 3.0i Sport
That looks pretty good for the money, low milage
03 July 2009, 10:42 AM
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03 July 2009, 11:38 AM
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I had a look out of interest on Autotrader, there's fecking loads of the things on there!!
Auto Trader UK - BMW X5 3.0i Sport
That looks pretty good for the money, low milage
Auto Trader UK - BMW X5 3.0i Sport
That looks pretty good for the money, low milage
09 July 2009, 12:32 PM
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There aren't many manuals around- I wouldn't want one personally.
Mine's a 3.0d sport 2005/54, its now done 99,000 miles- albeit with full BMWSH- and I reckoned it was only worth about £11k but the values seem to have firmed up a bit.
Not sure I'd part with it though- as an everyday beater it can't be beaten IMHO. kids / dogs / boats / race transporters etc, takes everything in its stride.
Mine's a 3.0d sport 2005/54, its now done 99,000 miles- albeit with full BMWSH- and I reckoned it was only worth about £11k but the values seem to have firmed up a bit.
Not sure I'd part with it though- as an everyday beater it can't be beaten IMHO. kids / dogs / boats / race transporters etc, takes everything in its stride.
Last edited by RRH; 10 July 2009 at 10:22 AM.
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