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    Enzo
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    BMW 530i M Sport
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    2002

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  1. MOT Jan 2016 5 Green Bars on Service Indicator HPI Clear Chain Driven 2 BMW Keys Torch in glove box First Aid Kit Mileage 160,500 FSH (Mostly BMW) Alarm & Immobilser Black napper leather interior with silver trim 5 Speed triptronic intelligent gearbox with sports mode 19" Parallel alloy wheels & 5th alloy as spare Widescreen Sat Nav Widescreen TV but analogue requires updating to digital Lowered on Apex 60mm springs Auto headlights Auto wipers Auto dim rear view mirror Xenon's head lights Traffic master (Needs subscription to activate it) Full closure Full Electric Sunroof Full electric driver's seat with 3 memory settings which controls drivers seat, steering column & both mirrors Full electric passenger seat Electric front and rear windows Electric Adjustable steering column Electric mirrors with passenger mirror tilts down in reverse Multi-function steering wheel with cruise control, handsfree and controls for audio system Headlight washers Park Distance Control front and rear Bmw business radio with 6 disc changer Remote central locking Dual climate control Power Assisted Steering Dynamic Stability Control Antilock Braking System Front and rear mud flaps Gold brake callipers Genuine BMW M5 mesh with Hamann 110mm trumpets Tool kit BAD POINTS: Car drives perfectly but when braking from 40mph - 25mph there is slight steering wheel vibration. Disc brakes & brake pads have been changed, brand new tyres on the front and balanced. Front hub bearings & stabiliser links changed. Below and above those speeds the car drives perfectly. However, it is intermittent. A BMW specialist emailed me the following solution: The 5 series has MacPherson struts on the front and even though the bushes don't look worn they indeed are which causes the steering wheel to wobble at certain speeds. To stop it you have to change the 3 arms on both front wheels. Another BMW specialist emailed the following solution: You need to change what is called console bushes or on bmws they are more know as lolly pop bushes you can get them from euro car parts for around £12/15 per side. The radio has stopped working. The Radio Module is most likely at fault. There is a bit of paint bubbling on rear of roof & minor rust on 2 wheel arches. Passenger side rear panel has been resprayed due to someone putting a deep scratch. The panel is slightly dull & can only be noticed at certain angles. Just needs to be buffed up to bring it back to a shine.
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