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Importing from Italy 2017-08-27 06:55:14 Post No. 17781891
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I have an uncle in Genoa, Italy who can ship me any car I want under 3,000 EUR.
Has to be from 2000 onwards, what should I look for?
First thought was BMW since italian cuckboxes are unreliable pieces of shit.
I'll start with this 2007 BMW X5 for 2,000 EUR which looks too good to be true:
http://www.ooyyo.com/italy/c=CDA31D7114D2854F111BF36FBB0A0653C6721A7116D38DA4181FF46FAC6D2252EDA2/9168944093893833862.html/#default
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Meant to say German in general, not just BMW.
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>>17781891
that is awfully cheap for an x5, avoid
i dont think you can have anything nice besides an e39 for that price bracket
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>>17781946
Should I add a 2006 Alfa to the exception? I really like that interior.
http://www.ooyyo.com/italy/c=CDA31D7114D2854F111BF36FBB0A0653C6721A7116D38DA4181FF46FAC612252EDA2/-6996363322210546427.html/#default
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Just for info: every car has the odometer altered to show XX.XXX less km
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>2000 euro X5 E70
fake as fuck.
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suvs from bmw are garbage. Get a petrol 3 series with an inline 6.
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