2003 BMW M5, price $64,500 [bmwdance] Black/Black leather/wood trim & loaded, Excellent Condition, only 9,315 miles, Sticker Price $72500, KBB @ ~$68,300, No Swirl marks, many extras - e.g. UUC Short Shifter, K&N filters, HID Bi-Xenon & PIAA ExtremeWhite Plus bulbs for HiBeam and Fog Lights, extra filters and new spark plugs in the box, Brake upgrade/ SS Braided brakelines, Custome fit Car Cover, Bra (used only for a trip), Oil/filter Changed at 1200, 3000 and 6000 with Mobil 1, PowerChip, 410hp, 6speed trans, 3yr's remaining Full Warrenty with full maintainance, purchased Oct 14, 2003 from Grady BMW, Mobile, AL, upgraded Nav Sys CD's, full shop manuals, all M5 magazines/articals, front ram air brake coolers, Dinan front and rear strut braces, built in Valintine 1 radar detector with integrated display to BWM Nav screen and BMW speed/console display (operated through BMW steering wheel controls buttons), ClearLens light protectors on Headlights and fog lights.... and more. This car and it's paint has been pampered, garage kept, never in a car wash, hand only at least once a week.... 10+ layers of Zanio Z2 and Z5, Water sheets off, I will Fly buyer to pick up car.... MUST SEE TO BELIEVE!!! vin WBSDE93453CF93763 mkassab@csc.com
Sterling Grey with Caramel and I'd be on my way to AL...
Pretty fair price IMO... a bit high compared to trade in and wholesale (wholesale is 60-61.5... trade in lower?), but the level of pampering and the few upgrades are of some value. (Notably many of the upgrades are cosmetic and only mild performance- major performance mods can turn off some buyers..)
Good luck
Ard
ps Does the nav use CDs or DVDs?? I thought 2003 went over to a DVD based system.
ALL U.S. Models - of the 2003 M5's Navigation Systems are DVD Based. Many people refer to the discs as cd's when they probably should be called DVD'S BUT ... Sounds like it's a Great Car for a Very Fair Price. I saw a similar car with twice the mileage in a BMW Dealer Showroom 10 days and there asking $72.5 ... and NO BUDGING off of it!
The only difference was the Dealerships car was CPO'D ... which means the warranty is extended to 6 yrs/100K miles from FIRST date of service (aka when car was first sold).
MARK:
Goood luck with your sale ... sounds like you have a beautiful machine and you should have no trouble selling it. You just need to be patient.
Statistics show that the average time it takes to sell a used $50k ++ car is a little over 2 months from the time the car first goes on sale to the public. That assuming that the seller puts about 3-4% of the asking price into advertising that the car IS for sale.
ALL U.S. Models - of the 2003 M5's Navigation Systems are DVD Based.
Good- I'm shopping for a 2003 -based on the DVD nav and rear airbags- and wanted to make sure I hadn't missed something (like early 2003 still had CD...)
Mark- your post begs the question- why the sale? sounds like you are divorcing the M (all the mags, everything that was releated to the M...) Too bad it's gotta go.
That is a hell of a price for the car. Bought mine 2 months ago with 3600 miles and paid 68,500 w/o any non-factory options. You will sell in no time, IMO.
You got to know with to fold them..... ! 
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