2002 Bmw 5 Series 530ia
WBADT63442CH90432
Last known mileage — 61 947 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar BMW 5 SERIES listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2002 BMW 5 Series features exceptionally low mileage for its age, with only 61,237 miles and a history of consistent maintenance at locations like BMW of Eugene. The vehicle has been through two owners in California and Oregon, including a period as a personal lease before becoming a private vehicle. While no accidents or structural damage are reported, the service records indicate specific repairs such as an airbag assembly replacement and an evaporative emissions vent purge valve replacement. Reviewing the full report is essential to evaluate how these specific maintenance entries and title transitions may impact the vehicle's current value and long-term reliability.
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The vehicle appears to be a 'mechanic's special' or an older enthusiast car. While no major collision damage is evident, the primary investment will likely go into refreshing worn components (bushings, cooling system) rather than structural repairs.
The vehicle presents well visually with no obvious collision damage. However, because it is sold by a private/dealer entity (Seller) and not an insurance company, the lack of a detailed inspection report means you must account for potential mechanical failures common in this era of BMW. It is a good investment only if purchased at a price that allows for significant mechanical refurbishment.
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