BMW 320 2024 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
2,438,000 EGP Max.
2,714,000 EGP
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BMW 320i for sale in Egypt — 2024 model, black, sedan body, automatic transmission. It's done 45,000 km so far, which is pretty normal for a car this age. The engine is a 1600cc four-cylinder, so it's decent for daily driving without being a fuel drain. Recently fitted with four brand new tyres, so that expense is already taken care of. Two free service visits are still available on the car, which is always a nice thing to have. The car also has full paint protection on it, so the original paint is been kept from the regular wear and tear you see on most used cars around this mileage. Black is a classic color, it looks sharp when it's clean and it holds its value fine in this market. If you're looking at used sedans in Egypt and prefer the German badge without the bigger engine steps, this one's been regularly used and kept properly for the for 2.65 million asking price.
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