BMW SERIES GRAN COUPE 2. Automatic Diesel Saloon. Check specs, prices, performance and compare with similar cars. Fine chassis, top engines, and a classy ergonomic interior. Finished in Alpine White with striking Coral Red Dakota leather upholstery. Low Rate Finance Available, Any Part Exchange Welcome.
In stock at Halliwell Jones Southport BMW. APR available on this car. Entry-level versions get leather heated seats, xenon headlamps, LED rear lights, a parking radar, as well as climate control, so although the prices are around £0more expensive model-for-model than the Series, you do get more gear.
Looking for more second hand cars? Brushed Aluminium- Black interior trim. Sun protection glass. RDE exhaust emissions standard. Sport automatic transmission.
Arguablely the nicest colour in the. Tailored Finance options available. Viewings days a week by appointment only. The concept car was designed by Won Kyu Kang.
Nicolas Huet was the lead designer of the Fcoupe. Mileage - 30miles. Reserve online form. Executive OTR £4480. Plate 11miles.
Despite the extra doors, the Gran Coupe is actually the same length as the Series Coupe with the same wheelbase. The front and rear bumpers and air intakes have been refreshed to provide a more athletic stance, visually widening the car and emphasising its dynamic character. Delivery available. Bilbasen - Danmarks største bilmarked.
For finding out everything there is to know about company cars. Hardly transformative, but then the Series has always been really rather good to begin with. RA66GMX This vehicle is located at Bromley BMW. Hurry for limited Special Offers!
From to 62mph in just 5. Shend Riza Cars 17views. This car comes with £3of fitted extras. Visit our Chertsey showroom to find out more! Full Service History ! Our customers rate us 4. It could sprint to 62mph from a standing start in just. Trade Seller (25) WALTON-ON-THAMES.
No Deposit Special Offer! Transmission: Manual. Series Gran Coupe 420i. D M SPORT GRAN COUPE 4d 1BHP.
You’ll love its speed and colorful graphics, but most importantly the shortcuts and menus are done in a way that would seem intuitive even if you are a self-confessed technophobe.
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