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'10-X5-35d 09-14-2012 06:40 PM

Almost 2 years (in 10 days) and 30k, not that bad.
Not sure it's worth passing by for those reasons.

A poor filling methods will render those deposit, really can't understand why they haven't took 10 min. to just clean up the engine bay, other than wanted you to see it's state for yourself, without you thinking that they've cleaned the engine bay just to try and hide something.

Will it be CPO'ed ?

I agree with TriX5, never buy without seeing it for yourself, as I've seen, it wasn't your intention.

TerminatorX5 09-14-2012 08:35 PM

Vehicle information
Type



Value
VIN 5UXZW0C53BL371716
Type code ZW03
Type X5 35D X (USA)
E series E70 (MUE)
Series X
Type GEFZG
Steering LL
Doors 5
Engine M57Y
Displacement 3.00
Power 210
Drive ALLR
Transmission AUT
Colour ALPINWEISS 3 (300)
Upholstery LEDER NEVADA/CX OYSTER (LUCX)
Prod.date2010-09-14




https://www.parts.bmwgroup.com/webetk/images/minus.gif Options
Code



Description (interface)
Description (EPC)


S1CAA SELEKTION COP RELEVANTER FAHRZEUGE Selektion COP relevanter Fahrzeuge
S220A NIVEAUREGULIERUNG Self-levelling suspension
S225A SERIENFAHRWERK Standard suspension
S245A LENKSAEULENVERSTELLUNG ELEKTRISCH Steering wheel column adjustment,electr.
S248A LENKRADHEIZUNG Steering wheel heater
S255A SPORT-LEDERLENKRAD Sports leather steering wheel
S2LKA LM RAEDER Y-SPEICHE 335 BMW LA wheel Y spoke 335
S2VBA REIFENDRUCKANZEIGE Tyre pressure control (TPC)
S316A AUTOMATISCHE HECKKLAPPENBETAETIGUNG automatic trunk lid mechanism
S319A INTEGRIERTE UNIVERSAL-FERNBEDIENUNG Integrated universal remote control
P330A SPORTPAKET Sports package
S3AHA RUECKFAHRKAMERA MIT TOP VIEW Reversing camera and Top View
S402A PANORAMA GLASDACH Panorama glass roof
S430A INNEN-/AUSSENSPIEGEL AUT.ABBLENDEND Interior/outside mirror with auto dip

S431A INNENSPIEGEL,AUTOMATISCH ABBLENDEND Interior mirror with automatic-dip
Code



Description (interface)
Description (EPC)


S441A RAUCHERPAKET Smoker package
S459A SITZVERSTELLUNG, ELEKTR.MIT MEMORY Seat adjustment, electric, with memory
S464A SKISACK Ski bag
S481A SPORTSITZE FUER FAHRER/BEIFAHRER Sports seat
S488A LORDOSENSTUETZE FAHRER/BEIFAHRER Lumbar support, driver and passenger
S493A ABLAGENPAKET Storage compartment package
S494A SITZHEIZUNG FUER FAHRER/BEIFAHRER Seat heating driver/passenger
S4AZA EDELHOLZAUS. BAMBUS MASER DUNKEL Fine-wood trim bamboo grain dark
S4NAA INNENSPIEGEL MIT DIGITALEM KOMPASS Interior mirror with digital compass
S502A SCHEINWERFER-WASCHANLAGE Headlight cleaning system
S508APARK DISTANCE CONTROL (PDC) Park Distance Control (PDC)
S534A KLIMAAUTOMATIK Automatic air conditioning
S563A LICHTPAKET Light package
S609A NAVIGATIONSSYSTEM PROFESSIONAL Navigation system Professional

S615A ERWEITERTE BMW ONLINE INFORMATION Extended BMW Online Information
Code



Description (interface)
Description (EPC)
S620A SPRACHEINGABESYSTEM Voice control
S639A KOMPLETTVORB. HANDY USA/CDN Preparation f mobile phone cpl. USA/CDN
S693A SATELLITENTUNER VORBEREITUNG Preparation BMW satellite radio
S697A AREA-CODE 1 Area-Code 1 for DVD
S6AAA BMW TELESERVICES BMW TeleServices
S6ABA STEUERUNG TELESERVICES Control, Teleservices
S6UHA TRAFFIC INFORMATION Traffic Information
S760A INDIVIDUAL HOCHGLANZ SHADOW LINE High gloss shadow line
S775A INDIVIDUAL DACHHIMMEL ANTHRAZIT Headlining anthracite
S8S4A DECODIERUNG VARIABLE LICHTVERTEILUN Decoding, variable light distribution
S8SCA LAENDERSPEZ. TELESERVICEFREISCH. Telematics access request,country-spec.




https://www.parts.bmwgroup.com/webetk/images/minus.gif Standard equipment
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Description (interface)
Description (EPC)
S212A AUSSTATTUNG BREMSANLAGE LAENDER Equipment, brake syst. country-specific
S302A ALARMANLAGEAlarm system
S521A REGENSENSOR Rain sensor
S522A XENON-LICHT Xenon Light
S524A ADAPTIVES KURVENLICHT Adaptive Headlights
S544A GESCHWINDIGKEITSREGEL. MIT BREMSF. Cruise control with brake function
S645A RADIO-STEUERUNG US BMW US Radio
S823A HEISSLAND-AUSFUEHRUNG Hot-climate version
S853A SPRACHVERSION ENGLISCH Language version, English
S876A FUNKFREQUENZ 315 MHZ Radio frequency 315 MHz
S8SLA VORBEREITUNG FUER ANHAENGERKUPPLUNG Trailer coupling preparation
S8SMA FAHRGESTELLNUMMER,V.AUSSEN SICHTBAR Car ident. number visible from outside

BryanCO 09-15-2012 12:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TriX5 (Post 896945)
Never buy a car unseen. Fly, drive,bike or walk there but never, never buy without having seen it.

Good luck!

Really?

Unseen by who? I would say a PPI by a professional is more important.

My E46 was bought without me seeing it in person - but discussions with the owner, 50+pics, discussions with the SA where the car was serviced, a PPI and discussions with the person performing PPI and I thought I had my bases covered. Car was delivered as described/expected and has performed flawlessly for my nearly three years of ownership.

Bought our X5 similarly. It was only 200 miles away. Deal was in place but was only finalized (full payment made) when we picked it up.

Now that I think about it, I didn't see my E30 before the day which I met the owner halfway between Denver and Phoenix for the sale. In that case, I had previously met the owner and a mutual friend knew the car.

So, it's situational and, at least for me, a blanket 'never' statement doesn't apply...

WWONG 09-15-2012 02:55 AM

That "DAVIS #: 97"....

Be careful. I'm not sure how BMW does it but I've seen some other car companies use that and it stands for DAys Vehicle is In Shop......

'10-X5-35d 09-15-2012 07:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BryanCO (Post 897016)
I would say a PPI by a professional is more important.

Good for you, if you never had any problems.
I'll NEVER (sorry, couldn't resist :D) let anyone take a judgement call on an expense of that importance.

Yes, I'm my own PPI (some here have an idea of my background), but it doesn't matter.
For that kind of purchase, before final signature on the contract, you need to see it in person.
One's minor flaw could be a dealbreaker for you.

And the opposite's also true (like in this post), a picture's worth a thousand words, but sometimes, the picture talks too much, and is prone to assumptions.

After more than 2 decades in he automobile industry, a decade as an highly specialized mechanic, I still recommend seeing it in person.
And yes, of course, PPI inpection from someone you trust.

As mentioned, good for you, hoping that you won't get struck at 1 point (Murphy's law).

BryanCO 09-15-2012 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by '10-X5-35d (Post 897044)
Good for you, if you never had any problems.
I'll NEVER (sorry, couldn't resist :D) let anyone take a judgement call on an expense of that importance.

Yes, I'm my own PPI (some here have an idea of my background), but it doesn't matter.
For that kind of purchase, before final signature on the contract, you need to see it in person.
One's minor flaw could be a dealbreaker for you.

And the opposite's also true (like in this post), a picture's worth a thousand words, but sometimes, the picture talks too much, and is prone to assumptions.

After more than 2 decades in he automobile industry, a decade as an highly specialized mechanic, I still recommend seeing it in person.
And yes, of course, PPI inpection from someone you trust.

As mentioned, good for you, hoping that you won't get struck at 1 point (Murphy's law).

Agree, I certainly recommend seeing it in person. No doubt that's ideal.

Seems like I buy most of my vehicles from out of my area... If its used, I generally do all of the 'homework' (including PPI) up front, agree on the deal, place a deposit and make the deal contingent on final inspection at pickup. If you are dealing with the *right kind* of people, they'll be honest with you and avoid *surprises*. If there are any doubts, I'll keep looking.

ard 09-15-2012 03:10 PM

Unusual last entry.

8/24 they started work. 9/7 they finished... seems like this had the usual Diesel Emissions issues...charge air temp sensor, reprogramming, SCR cat. Wonder if this was a repurchase or 'assisted trade'??? Anyway, you DO have a warrnty.

I would ONLY buy from a BMW dealer if they are tossing a CPO warranty on it...i'd demand it. The extended warranty from 50-100 is worth $3500 to you, only costs them $2k ish

Maybe search for 'Reading" and see if you can find a BF member to do a driveby for you?

GL

A

'10-X5-35d 09-15-2012 05:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BryanCO (Post 897055)
If there are any doubts, I'll keep looking.

Key phrase here. :iagree:

finnbmw 09-16-2012 08:29 AM

Self-leveling suspension?
 
Didn't know that you can order self-leveling suspension as a stand-alone item on a diesel?

ard 09-16-2012 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WWONG (Post 897030)
That "DAVIS #: 97"....

Be careful. I'm not sure how BMW does it but I've seen some other car companies use that and it stands for DAys Vehicle is In Shop......


Did not know that. Useful to know if true. Would be very interested to know why the repairs listed do not reflect that shop time. Indeed there is a listing of 89 DAVIS on the 2/28 visit (my old diesel sat for 30 days on a similar visit)


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