Hey people in vancouver....if you have any friends who wants to sell their 2000-2001 X5 3.0 or ML 320....let me know........I will buy it thanx..........

 

Dude, you are confusing the hell out of me You buy a bike, and sell it, you sell your S and we do not know why, and now you are looking for an overpriced SUV? If you want an SUV get a Jeep GC Limited. $20K less than the Mercedes or BMW, the same if not more motor (torque) and I think better looks and equal comforts.

I am biased because I own a new one and this is my third Grand Cherokee but..

It looks like you do not know what the hell you want for toys! hehe. Maybe you should go the SUV route, and get a fun/fast/safe boat? Let me know if you want to try to boat thing. Mine does 76MPH which feels like 150 on water.

 

nah......the bike is for my brother not for myself..........
I sell my S, because I am waiting for a new car.......
I want SUV, because my friend need it.......He need 20 ML or X5 for his employees......

 

I wished my company would provide a luxury SUV! Jeesh!

What car are you waiting for?

I wish I could help, but I really do not have any significant leads. Sorry man, and good luck.

 

I want to see if Z4 will put on M3 engine..........if bmw redesign m roaster, then I probably will go for it.....

I have a question, what do you need to purchase a car in the state? do I need a driver's license?

 

And insurance. I am not sure what entails buying a car in the US and taking it to Canada. For some reason I have a feeling our buddy in Tri Cities will know though.

Z4??? Let the flames begin....

Mike (I think they are nice looking cars actually, I would not trade though even if it was an M)

 

I am gonna go to U.S probably in a year or 2...so I might buy a car and put it in my friend's house...

 

Z4...umm...look better than Z3 but...I dunno but I think the M Roadster still look the best.

 

I know how it works with inter-state car purchases but not US-Canadian sales. I would presume that you need a valid driver's license and proof of insurance (just like you live here). The cost of registering the car in Canada will be the responsibility of the buyer when she/he/it gets there.