High LifeAuto
Original High Life Auto artwork, showing the full Mario Kart drawing and lettering
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Vehicle Walkaround

2011 BMW 528i

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528i Edition
$4,000
Mileage 178166
VIN WBAFR1C52BDS36591
Stock # 4506
Engine 3.0L
Trans Automatic
Color BLACK

Features & Equipment

βœ“ Doors: 4βœ“ Horsepower: 230βœ“ Front Airbags: 1st Row (Driver and Passenger)βœ“ Side Airbags: 1st Row (Driver and Passenger)βœ“ Seat Belts: Manualβœ“ TPMS: Direct

Vehicle Description

Walkaround Description

This 2011 BMW 5-Series starts right up, stops straight and smooth with no grinding or pulling, and steers cleanly down the road. The 3.0L engine has plenty of get-up-and-go with impressive acceleration, and the transmission shifts smoothly through the gears. Out on the test drive, the ride was quiet with no clunks, rattles, or suspension noises. Inside, it has a sharp brown leather interior that is clean and well-kept, plus working power windows, a functioning sunroof, cold air conditioning, hot heat, functional radio, horn, and cruise control. Cosmetically, it has typical everyday wear including some light scratches on the body, tiny paint specks on the hood, and peeling paint on the lower front bumper that has been touched up. The rear driver seat back cover is slightly loose at the clip. There are also aftermarket blacked-out emblems and trim pieces fitted, though spare factory pieces are stored in the trunk. There is a warning triangle light illuminated on the cluster, and the dash gives a daytime running light error message upon starting up. The high beam headlight switch also wouldn't stay engaged when tested manually.

πŸ‘ The Good

This 2011 BMW 5-Series starts right up, stops straight and smooth with no grinding or pulling, and steers cleanly down the road. The 3.0L engine has plenty of get-up-and-go with impressive acceleration, and the transmission shifts smoothly through the gears. Out on the test drive, the ride was quiet with no clunks, rattles, or suspension noises. Inside, it has a sharp brown leather interior that is clean and well-kept, plus working power windows, a functioning sunroof, cold air conditioning, hot heat, functional radio, horn, and cruise control.

⚠️ The Bad

Cosmetically, it has typical everyday wear including some light scratches on the body, tiny paint specks on the hood, and peeling paint on the lower front bumper that has been touched up. The rear driver seat back cover is slightly loose at the clip. There are also aftermarket blacked-out emblems and trim pieces fitted, though spare factory pieces are stored in the trunk.

πŸ’€ The Ugly

There is a warning triangle light illuminated on the cluster, and the dash gives a daytime running light error message upon starting up. The high beam headlight switch also wouldn't stay engaged when tested manually.

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Stock Features & Equipment

Per NHTSA VIN Decode

βœ“ Doors: 4βœ“ Horsepower: 230βœ“ Front Airbags: 1st Row (Driver and Passenger)βœ“ Side Airbags: 1st Row (Driver and Passenger)βœ“ Seat Belts: Manualβœ“ TPMS: Direct