New /used Car For Grandpa
New /used Car For Grandpa
WELL CAN U GUYS TELL ME WAT U THINK OF HIS BMW [(link removed)] MY GRANDPA WANT A FLAGSHIP MODEL FROM BMW .HE WANTS AN OLDER ONE IN GOOD CONDITION SO IT WILL MATCH HIS OLDER MERCEDES. TELL ME WAT U THINK. IF HE GETS IT, HE WILL MAKE SURE EVERYTHING THAT NEEDS TO BE REPLACED WILL BE AND RELIABILITY IS NO ISSUE, HE WILL BARELY DRIVE IT ANYWAYS
I am relisting at a $2000 lowered BIN. I need the money and my loss is your gain. This is the nicest 1989 BMW 750 IL you will find guaranteed. It has the original miles and only 1 owner before myself. Car has never seen snow or salt and body is in perfect condition. Brand new transmission just installed 500 miles ago and will run for another 250,000 miles especially with this body so tight. There are no leaks of any kind on this car ( air, oil, tranny, fluids of any kind). Interior beautiful, disc changer in trunk, heated leather seats, reclining back leather seats, spoiler package, new rims and tires, complete 12 cyclinder tuneup, and on and on , car is perfect really. Have the sales receipt from original owner, cost was $69,786.99. Can you believe that? In 1989? You will win this for a fraction of that price and be as happy as the original owner, honest. Look at the pictures they speak for themselves. Bid with confidence. I will split shipping with a BIN offer price.
Last edited by O. L. T.; Jul 31, 2007 at 11:03 PM.
no budget at all, its just the first older v12 i saw on ebay and hes never been to keen on japanese cars. hes always had a grudge on things he knew ere japanese, maybe because of ww2. how the hell do i know. but hb a 1990 xjs idk ,all he wants is an older top of the line luxury anything. any opinions, and remember hes old so no m3's or nothing. personally i think he should either get an xjs, bmw 750, i think that an old bentley or rolls would be cool to, and im not worried bout reparing anything, he has the resources 
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hmm im liking the rolls idea, and sry bout the caps, wasnt paying attention, i know the older rolls are known for just leaking fluids, or some problem like that, does anyone know the specifics on this ?
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If you get him one of the 7-series models with I-Drive, MAKE SURE he can handle and understand it...otherwise I would recommend a different vehicle. That is not an easy or user-friendly system to decipher, especially in the 7-series, and especially for an older person not used to high-tech gadgets.
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If you're looking at older bimmers, might as well get a classic like the 8 series, or specifically an 840 ci (v8 with equivalent speed of the v12 850, and more reliable/cheaper maintenance).