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since Aug 27
Market demand: Vehicles in South Carolina sell about 98% of the time, typically ~34 bids. Based on 1,514 completed sales over the last year.
A 2012 BMW 5-Series with a clean title, running and driving but requiring an eccentric actuator replacement. BMW specialist shops and parts-out retailers target these luxury sedans for repair resale or component harvesting. Tow rather than drive to avoid engine damage, and confirm the actuator fault is the sole mechanical issue.
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🏛️ Seller 31483 - BNDAS
Condition: As-is
Seller 31483 - BNDAS
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View all at this location2012 BMW 5-Series SEDAN 4-DR, 3.0L L6 DOHC 24V. We don't have much history on this car. It was obtained for a client, who has decided to part ways with it to cover other repair costs. However, after a recent inspection it was determined it will need the eccentric actuator replaced. When that is disconnected, the vehicle runs smooth. Title is clean. Vehicle does run & drive under it's own power. It is recommended to tow prior to repairs, to avoid causing damage. Interior is very clean, and everything does work as intended. Inspection permitted on site, or via facetime. By law we are required to collect sales tax at the end of sale, and this can be done for all 50 states. This can be paid via CC, or it can be added at the end of auction. Shipping can be added at additional cost, you will need to provide your zip code for accurate pricing.
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