Tour of my 2011 BMW 535i!!!

In this video I walk around of my 2011 BMW 535i and mumble about the key features it has. I mostly wanted to test out my new wireless mic that I bought on Amazon.
I'm not sure if the poor audio is my fault or the mic itself. To be fair, I speak low and the mics did work well indoors the night before.
Here's a link to the mic set on amazon.com:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0B76X39GL?...

[@scottalston8670]

Loaded for 2011

[@SingleMaltMotors]

Yes, loaded for 2011 thank you

[@raybutts9133]

DID you have to repair the interior headliner yet and does your rear window power shade still work? thanks

[@SingleMaltMotors]

Hi friend, thanks for your question. No, I haven't had to repair my headliner yet - it is still in good condition. Yes, my rear shade is still working.

[@raybutts9133]

@@SingleMaltMotors Thank you for taking the time to reply to me.

[@bboya7558]

I am thinking about to get a 2011 535i with 92000miles and same options for $12400.. do you think it is worth it? Or do you think i should negotiate little more?

[@SingleMaltMotors]

Hi friend, all up to you and how badly you want the car. KBB estimate is closer to $11k, so you likely have some room to negotiate

[@Ashw1115]

I put down $3,000 on the same car 100,000 miles that’s worth $9,500 from the dealer I got it from a month ago.

[@Tomarsnback.]

I'm looking for almost this exact car, Its super hard to find loaded ones that I like. I guess I have to just keep looking further from my area. I'm wondering where in the US these were the most popular so I can find some nice fully loaded xdrives

[@ibz2797]

I'm thinking of buying one with less than 100,000 miles and was wondering, if I pick it up for around $10,000 how much should I be prepared to spend on maintenance? asking for you personal opinion since you own one

[@SingleMaltMotors]

Hi friend, that's awesome--I love the F10 chassis. In fact, I still have my 535i. I would recommend you stick with a 6 cylinder, I prefer the N55 engine, and stay away from the N63 or 4 cylinder if possible. You can reasonably plan to put another $4-5k into the car over the first 2-3 years, as needed. Maybe a little less, but I'll give the high end estimate. You'll want to tackle oil leaks, cooling system, and starter first. Everything else can come in time. Hope that helps. Cheers

[@ibz2797]

@@SingleMaltMotors Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@TdrMds]

Did your car come with a power trunk??

[@SingleMaltMotors]

Yes, it did

[@smile6868]

Money pit

[@SingleMaltMotors]

Indeed