[tmick5jr]

BIMMERPOST / Classifieds

Asking Price:

USD 7,500.00

Or Best Offer

Item Interest

Selling my 2006 BMW 325i Sedan. Bought it a few months ago back in July from the original owner who purchased the car back in 2006. So one previous owner, two total. The car has a clean title with zero accidents/incidents. 55k original miles. In the past 3 month the car had an oil change, new battery, new front and rear brake pads/calipers/sensors, new brake booster and master cylinder as well as a brake fluid flush, and new water pump. The car is in good condition with a few minor issues. It needs new windows regulators on the left and right rear windows. There is a check engine light on for the connector that plugs into the mass airflow sensor but does not affect drivability of the car. The paint on the hood is also fading. It drives great. Transmission shifts smooth. Very reliable for me since I've had it. Included with the vehicle will be all of the original owners manuals and the actual original windows sticker. These range from 10-15k with these miles. Located in Southern New Jersey. Looking to get $7,500. I see these go for 10-13k on cars.com and autotrader with this mileage.

[tmick5jr]

Originally Posted by Fojsoet

Looks nice , GLWS!

Thank you!

[Mosaud1998]

What's the service light for?

[tmick5jr]

Originally Posted by Mosaud1998

What's the service light for?

The harness/ connector that plugs into the mass airflow sensor Is faulty. It's a common problem with this year/model. There is actually a full diy here on the forums on how to replace the connector. It's inexpensive and doesn't seem difficult. I just don't have the time and bought a new car. Does not affect drivability. It runs great

[tmick5jr]

Bump, price lowered

[R3dLeader]

Originally Posted by tmick5jr

The harness/ connector that plugs into the mass airflow sensor Is faulty. It's a common problem with this year/model. There is actually a full diy here on the forums on how to replace the connector. It's inexpensive and doesn't seem difficult. I just don't have the time and bought a new car. Does not affect drivability. It runs great

You'd get more money for the car and more interest if it didn't have the check engine light. If the problem really is as inexpensive and easy to fix as you say, it would be worth your time to fix it before sale!

Just a tip....

[tmick5jr]

Originally Posted by R3dLeader

You'd get more money for the car and more interest if it didn't have the check engine light. If the problem really is as inexpensive and easy to fix as you say, it would be worth your time to fix it before sale!

Just a tip....

Yea I know. I just don't have interest anymore. I got a new car.

[whyzee125]

Very easy for a seller to say "It's just this, it's an easy fix" but 99% of the time it's not that simple

[tmick5jr]

Originally Posted by whyzee125

Very easy for a seller to say "It's just this, it's an easy fix" but 99% of the time it's not that simple

Well here is the thread that shows how to fix it. As a matter of fact the thread is titled "simple fix". Thanks for you input.

https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1304563

[tmick5jr]

Still for sale

[tmick5jr]

SOLD