[Shotimes] (OT) RE: 2000 528iT sports package

[Ron Porter]

With all of the BMW activity on the SHO lists (!!), here's a pretty nice
528i wagon FS by one of the 911 guys near Boston. Description is in his
first post below. He doesn't have a bad house, either!!

Ron Porter.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Liu [mailto:BigHeadDennis@earthlink.net]
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 10:24 PM
To: 911/993/996
Subject: [911] RE: 2000 528iT sports package (NPC)

Howdy, all, finally gotten around to taking some pictures, in response to
requests for a couple of interested parties, so I thought I'd share
(especially as how the exterior shots did come out kinda good  :-)

http://www.photoworks.com/share/shareLanding.jsp?shareCode=A1B0B63BE45&cb=PW

vty,

--Dennis

-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Liu [mailto:BigHeadDennis@earthlink.net]
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 9:49 AM
To: '911/993/996'
Subject: FS: 2000 528iT sports package (NPC)

[posted this to the BMW list on Friday, thought it might be posting here,
excuse the lack of Porsche content!]

Ok, ok, mea culpa, I've been kinda sorta threatening to sell this wagon for
some time now, but the giant Family Truckster (first 2006 model year Nissan
Armada) we ordered is finally here (in yet another demonstration of my
remarkable market timing - yep, NOW get a giant SUV with bad gas mileage),
so it's time to sell the sportwagon.  Six vehicles for two adults is just
ridiculous, not to mention the complete dearth of room to park everything,
so . . . .

It's a 2000 BMW 528iT sportwagon that I bought as a present to my wife two
years ago (when she refused to get a mini-van).  We're the 2nd owner, 59,800
miles, silver/black, excellent condition inside and out.  Options include
Sport package (inc. sport seats, M-steering wheel, sport suspension,
shadowline sport trim, 17" BBS wheels), Steptronic transmission, heated
seats, rain sensing wipers, self-leveling rear suspension, electrochromatic
rear view mirror, metallic paint, power moonroof, premium audio system, rear
side airbags, compact disc changer, and maybe one or two other options I've
forgotten, though no ski sack for some reason.  I also have a spare set of
wheels with snow tires mounted.  All services done and up to date.

According to Edmunds.com, the wagon is worth $17,075 on trade-in, $19,183 as
a private party sale, and $21,670 if one were to buy from a dealer.  The
Kelly Blue Book is broader, but the midpoint is close: $16,700, $20,180 and
$24,115, respectively.  First reasonable offer takes it, or else it gets
traded in when I pick up the Truckster.  Let me know if you're interested!
(and/or if anyone has a good opinion on what it's worth, let me know.)

Thanks,

--Dennis
West of Boston
2000 528iT
1995 740iL
1995 F355 Berlinetta
1995 F355 Challenge
1999 Porsche 911 Carrera
2006 Nissan Armada tow vehicle and baby schlepper