BMW X5 2008 (57) - 3.0d M Sport 5dr Auto
115,000 miles
2008 [57]
Automatic
Diesel
£3,495
14
Overview
Mileage115,000 miles
Registration2008 (57 reg)
Fuel typeDiesel
History check
- Body type
- SUV
- Engine
- 3 L
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Door
- 5
- Seats
- 5
- Colour
- Silver
Description
2 Previous Owners, BMW X5 M Sport (2008)3.0d M Sport SUV 5dr Diesel Auto 4WD Euro 4 (235 ps), 57 reg, 115,000 miles with full service history and 2 owners from new, mot 2nd Feb 2026, silver with black leather interior, electric windows, electric mirrors, remote central locking x2 keys, sat nav, aircon, heated seats, park assist, auto headlights, phone(bluetooth), cruise control, alloys plus all usual extras, lovely car inside and out, drives superb any trial more than welcome
History check
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Features
- Trip computer
- Traction control
- Service interval indicator
- Remote central locking
- Rear electric windows
Tech spec
- 0 to 62 mph
- 8.1 seconds
- Insurance Group
- 43E
- EC Combined
- 34.9 mpg
Equipment List
- Comfort / Convenience
- 48
- Entertainment
- 1
- Exterior / Styling
- 15
- Safety / Security
- 14
Running Costs
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