BMW 5 Series 2009 (09) - 520d M Sport Business Edition 5dr [177]
2009 E61 5 Series 520d M Sport (FSH, 2 Keys)
113,000 miles
2009 [09]
Manual
Diesel
£3,695
11
Overview
Mileage113,000 miles
Registration2009 (9 reg)
Fuel typeDiesel
History check
- Body type
- Estate
- Engine
- 2 L
- Transmission
- Manual
- Door
- 5
- Seats
- 5
- Colour
- Silver
Description
2 Previous Owners, Full Service History, 2009 E61 BMW 5 Series 520d M Sport, 20 Diesel, Manual, 113k miles, 3 keys, Full Service History, 2 Previous Owners, Advisory free MOT until March 2026, New Battery, Spec includes, Finished in Titan Silver, Full Black Leather Interior, Half Electric Front Seats, BMW iDrive, Cruise Control, Front and Rear Sensors, Heated Front Seats, 18 MV2 Alloys, Multifunctional Steering Wheel, Any questions please ask
History check
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Features
- Trip computer
- Traction control
- Service interval indicator
- Roof rails
- Reverse parking aid
Tech spec
- 0 to 62 mph
- 8.5 seconds
- Insurance Group
- 35P
- EC Combined
- 53.3 mpg
Equipment List
- Comfort / Convenience
- 48
- Entertainment
- 3
- Exterior / Styling
- 10
- Safety / Security
- 15
Running Costs
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