Used BMW for Sale

It's hands down the most comfortable vehicle I've ever owned, not to mention it's absolutely beautiful and stylish in every way. The car is extremely safe and handles well, flawless as far as I can tell. The most fun car that I've ever driven; but it's probably the most expensive car I've ever had to repair the couple of times something has broken. I always feel safe in my car, the brakes work perfectly and it's only ever been in the shop a couple of times the entire time I've had it, for the past two years. Those couple of times nothing major was wrong, just two minor repairs/maintenance to the vehicle. There's plenty of room inside the car whether it's to go out with friends or to take it on a trip to the grocery store, but it's probably not a car that would be great for a large family. There are no blind spots that I can tell, none that make a huge difference anyway as far as safety goes.

The editorial belly is having trouble digesting the BMW 850i sports coupe. Maybe it's the price. Any car costing $90,000 ought to do everything but make coffee—maybe even that too. When it comes from Germany and wears the blue and white BMW badge on its hood, you expect it to send your blood pressure off the scale with its acceleration and handling, while coddling you as if you were a Saudi oil minister. Mated to a six-speed manual, gearbox (a four-speed automatic is also available), the mighty V-12 catapulted our 850i from standstill like an F-16 being launched off a carrier. Blast-off to 60 mph takes just 6.3 seconds, the quarter-mile dash is over in 14.9 seconds at 96 mph, and the speed doesn't stop coming until an electronic limiter steps in at 156 mph.

Wow I remember this car so vividly my wife made me sell it because it constantly made people ask questions about it. I had it tuned up with a system loved the tires and it has a great motor.