Good deal?

[Joonsup]

Hey guys,

I'm doing a coworker a favor. She's going to take a look at a used X5 at lunch today and asked me to go with her since she knows I'm into BMW's. However, I don't know anything about X5s so maybe you guys can help me out and let me know if this is a good deal or not.

2010 X5 3.0 with 12,400 miles for $43,555.

Link is here

http://www.dublinchevrolet.com/Vehic...n-CA/959224003

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[kgclark]

I'm sure others will chime in, but my first reaction is that it's not that great of a deal. It looks like its pretty stripped option-wise. (no nav etc.)

The x5 had an LCI redesign in 2011 which replaced the engines (with much more powerful and fuel efficient motors). She should be able to get a lightly (and comparably) optioned 2012 x5 35i for a few grand more than the used one if she does her homework.

Originally Posted by Nick@DetailAddict

Hey guys,

I'm doing a coworker a favor. She's going to take a look at a used X5 at lunch today and asked me to go with her since she knows I'm into BMW's. However, I don't know anything about X5s so maybe you guys can help me out and let me know if this is a good deal or not.

2010 X5 3.0 with 12,400 miles for $43,555.

Link is here

http://www.dublinchevrolet.com/Vehic...n-CA/959224003

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[Patrys@BimmerTech]

Originally Posted by kgclark

I'm sure others will chime in, but my first reaction is that it's not that great of a deal. It looks like its pretty stripped option-wise. (no nav etc.)

The x5 had an LCI redesign in 2011 which replaced the engines (with much more powerful and fuel efficient motors). She should be able to get a lightly (and comparably) optioned 2012 x5 35i for a few grand more than the used one if she does her homework.

The good news is the Navigation can easily be retrofitted in this car