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just seen this for sale (im not in anyway assosiated with it) but i thort it was cheap to come with the full aero kit and facelift style lights and it will be cheap tax as its pre 2001

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2000-X-BMW-X5 ... 43abb8189e

Nice spec, but 136K miles!!!!!!!!!!
Lez

whats milage its only a number, its average really at 11year oldmine will have done that by next year and its 5-6 year younger!!

That seemed to be over priced, according to Fifth gear you should be getting a diesel for that price

It's got avg miles just seems a lot is all, as long as its been looked after I don't see a prob with it.

I was looking at this the other day, can't believe how cheap V8's are.
I was looking at work when I herd one and thought erm if only I could justify swooping mine.


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The first line of the product description is

"EXCELLENT JEEP MANY EXTRAS,MUST BE SEEN"

That's a good enough reason to avoid like the plague in my view.

[quote=""shadrack""]whats milage its only a number, its average really at 11year oldmine will have done that by next year and its 5-6 year younger!![/quote]
Spot on.

[quote=""Denis O""]The first line of the product description is

"EXCELLENT JEEP MANY EXTRAS,MUST BE SEEN"

[/quote]
Jeep [although technically a brand] is a generic term for 4x4 used by many and especially common in describing X5's in the US. Similar to how many folks I encounter refer to my X5 as a truck.

The M badge on the dash would put me off....lol

136k miles @ c. 20 mpg.... too thirsty for me

mileage never bothers me history and condition do

Worth much more in broken bits...


Turks.

[quote=""brewer""][quote=""shadrack""]whats milage its only a number, its average really at 11year oldmine will have done that by next year and its 5-6 year younger!![/quote]
Spot on.

[quote=""Denis O""]The first line of the product description is

"EXCELLENT JEEP MANY EXTRAS,MUST BE SEEN"

[/quote]
Jeep [although technically a brand] is a generic term for 4x4 used by many and especially common in describing X5's in the US. Similar to how many folks I encounter refer to my X5 as a truck.[/quote]

Jeep is not technically a brand. It is a brand. It's like saying a Kia X5

The fact that many people use jeep as a generic term doesn't make it right, Some people even call my Defender a jeep but none of them own Defenders

The generic term for an X5 is probably an SUV. At least that's what the manufacturer uses.

Well mines a van but for some reason it's a bloody expensive one.


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What's happened to the clocks, posted at 09:51.


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Jeep is what 4x4's are called in Mackem land