BMW 320 2024 Gray Automatic Used for Sale in Alexandria
2,438,000 EGP Max.
2,714,000 EGP
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BMW 320i M Sport 2024 for sale in Alexandria. I'm the first and only owner of this car, and it's still all factory original — never had any paint work or body repairs, inside or out. The exterior is gray and it's a sedan model. It's done 60,000 km and has been serviced regularly at the official agency since day one, so all the maintenance records are documented. It's an automatic transmission and the car is in really clean shape with no complaints at all. The asking price is 2,700,000 EGP with some room for reasonable negotiation if you're serious. It's registered here in Alexandria and that's where you'd come to see it. If you're searching for used cars for sale in Alexandria that are straight and honest, this is one of those listings where what you see is what you get.
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