[sxpate]

I found a 2009 750 LI for sale with 30K miles for 29K...seems like a too good of a deal right? I checked the car fax and the only things I saw was the following:

At 5K miles

Drive belts replaced
Power steering pump replaced

At 20K miles
rake fluid flushed/changed
Cabin air filter replaced
Oil and filter changed
Front wiper blades/refills replaced
Fuel pressure checked
Power steering hose(s)/line(s) replaced
Recommended maintenance performed
Fuel injection system checked

At 24K
Power steering hose(s)/line(s) replaced
Front brake rotor(s) replaced
Front brakes serviced
Rear brakes serviced/adjusted
Recommended maintenance performed

From what I can tell it was used as a service vehicle for a BMW dealer in FL.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Also, any advice for an aftermarket warranty?

Thanks,
Sam:thumbup:

 

[wjhughes420384]

a 750 as a service vehicle? I doubt that. the service items seem very strange, something is off - - if something is too good to be true, it usually is

 

[jdefg2000]

... 5k for belts and pump?...lol that's less than an oil change...and yet two items...either way cheap price....I would 100% get it inspected from a mechanic before buying...

 

[Individual750LI]

I paid double that for my 09' 7 back in April this year, with 29K miles on it. For 29K, is more like a price for 07 750. You might really look into the title ( salvage/rebuit, lemon ) etc..

 

[beamlord]

Obvious things are obvious, non?

 

[sxpate]

Thanks for the advice.

I ran the Car Fax and there is no salvage or flooded title. It's clean.

The car is for sale by a company that owns a BMW dealership, so I'm wondering why they wouldn't just make it a CPO car?


My concern is that this car may be a lemon and I don't really want to get into something like that.

 

[Travel4Surf]

Here is a certified 2009 with only 10k miles in south Florida.... For 59k

http://www.lauderdalebmwofftlauderdale.com/certified/BMW/2009-BMW-750-22c0b4ac0a0a006500967f8e063bb6a9.htm

30k is way to low....

 

[jdefg2000]

carfax doesnt mean anything.....trust me. get it inspected by a mechanic.....

 

[ChrisF01]

Yea go spend the 1-200 bucks and have a mechanic spend a solid hour or two and look it over, small price to pay. Someone is loosing money on that if it isn't a lemon/salvage/flood and dealers don't make money on losses

 

[king0fspades]

This is way less than trade in value. Go to a BMW dealer and ask the trade in value using VIN.

 

[sdadept]

there is no way that is real. If it were someone could just buy it and take it to carmax for a quick big profit. Something is definitely wrong.

 

[MMLLC]

After owning a car dealership for 3 years (I sold my dealership and now only maintain a license to buy my own cars) I can personally tell you the deal would either have to be a scam, fraud, or a wrecked vehicle. 09 Lemon cars aren't even selling for that low. I wouldn't just ask a mechanic, I'd ask the person selling it to "paint check" the vehicle and video them doing it. Additionally, if you can post the VIN I can tell you if it was sold at auction.

 

[dcaoniye]

I checked the car fax and the only things I saw was the following

 

[jdefg2000]

i've seen cars that passed carfax only to be proven it was wrecked/salvaged and was never reported......