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yep!! sure does and is on my watchlist. the only thing im really contemplating is that is it worth me getting a LCI model or not?? any thoughts would be appreiciated

hi guys, im in the market for a e60 550i motorsport 05-07. hopefully in white or black. ive been scouring the internet looking for all the info i can on it ( hard to find nz/jap spec as most of the reviews are for the US models) is there a difference between them? Also i want to find out how much i should be looking at paying for one of these? what year is a good year to get ie lci etc etc? any help or advise will be very much appreciated. thanks

hi guys, whats are major differences between a 530 and 545? apart from engine size. is there a big performance loss etc and mainly which one would you buy? oh and preffered colour would be interesting aswell cheers

thanks guys for all the thoughts. im in the akl region so if you see anything that you think might be worth a look please tell me. thanks again cheers

oh ok yep i did notice that all the sat nav would be unusable unless converted. good point on having full functionality of a nice new car. cheers will take that into consideration.

i take it that ex japan ones arent as good as nz new then..??

mmmm nice aswell http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/...n-394178162.htm

yea that one is NICE!! but unfortunately a little bit out of my budget. I seem to look at these two alot on trademe http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/...n-420508708.htm and http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-cars/...n-394178162.htm Any thoughts one these? from what iv read people do seem to lean towards the 2005 alot more?

hi guys, im new to the forum. i joined as i am in the market for a e60 545i. and what better place to get advice from a bmw forum!! i just wanted some help first of all in finding a decent one and also to get advice on what i should be looking for when i go to inspect etc also what i should be expecting to pay. i would really preffer a black one. Any help would be much appreciated guys. cheers