BMW 320 2011 Silver Automatic Used for Sale in 6 October
690,000 EGP Max.
828,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Used BMW 320i 2011 for sale in 6 October, silver sedan with an automatic transmission. The odometer reads 340,000 km. It's an E90, and the paint has been done as a fresh coat to cover scratches. The pillars and interior trim are untouched, and the seats are original beige leather. Price is 750,000 EGP. If you're looking at used cars for sale around 6 October, this is a 2011 BMW 320i in silver, automatic, with the interior detailed as original beige leather and the trim clean. The listing notes the paint was refreshed only for scratch work, nothing more. That's the full set of specs: BMW 320i, 2011, 340,000 km, automatic, silver, and located in 6 October at 750,000 EGP.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Sunroof
- Electric mirrors
- Closing mirrors
- Leather seats
Safety
- ABS
- Driver Airbag
- Passenger Airbag
- Side Airbag
- EBD
- Rear sensors
- Tyre pressure sensor
- Airbags
- Fog Lights
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