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At $14,500, Does This 2000 BMW 540i With A Six-Speed Manual Mean Business?

The E39 is arguably the last great 5 Series to come out of Bavaria, and this one comes with a factory manual transmission, but is it worth nearly $15k?

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At $14,500, Does This 2000 BMW 540i With A Six-Speed Manual Mean Business?
The E39 is arguably the last great 5 Series to come out of Bavaria, and this one comes with a factory manual transmission, but is it worth nearly $15k?
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