2,070,000 EGP Max.
2,484,000 EGP
Seller Comment
BMW X6 M 2017 for sale in Tagamo3 - New Cairo. This is a first-owner car, bought from zero. It's factory original inside and out, except for one bumper. The odometer reads 140,000 km, it's automatic, and the color is gray. This is one of those used cars for sale that's been kept up properly — it has dealer service history with invoices, and the last service was already done, so it doesn't need any money spent on it right now. Registration is New Cairo. Inspection at the dealer is available. Installment plans are also possible: down payment starts at 30%, no credit check, no sale ban, and interest starts from 13%.
Equipment
Comfort
- Remote Keyless
- Sunroof
- Electric mirrors
- Power Steering
- Touch Screen
Windows
- Power Windows
Sound System
- Cassette Radio
- AUX
- USB Port
- Bluetooth
- Multifunction
- Front Speakers
- Rear speakers
Safety
- ABS
- EBD
- Sensors
- EPS
- Daytime running lights
- Tyre pressure sensor
- Xenon Headlights
- Front Camera
- Airbags
- Fog Lights
Other
- Alloy wheels
- Power Seats
- Fog light
- Rear camera
- GPS
- Cruise control
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