This 2016 BMW X5 xDrive35i was sold new though BMW of Seattle and delivered to its first owner in August of 2016. Finished in Mineral White Metallic over black Dakota leather, this X5 currently shows 64,443 miles. Under the care of two local owners, the car has always been maintained at BMW of Seattle, with the most recent service including an oil change and alignment completed in March at 64,089 miles. Optioned with the desirable M Sport package, this X5 sits on a set of staggered 20” Style-469M wheels and is fitted with the more aggressive M Sport aero package, along with a sportier 3-spoke steering wheel with paddle shifters and hexagonal aluminum trim around the cabin. The black leather interior includes multi-function front seats with adjustable lumbar support, and an optional third row, giving this X5 seating for 7. A leather wrapped dashboard and optional Bang and Olufsen stereo give the car a wonderfully upscale feel inside and a reversing camera and park distance control make parking simple. Powering this X5 is BMW’s famous N55 3.0-liter turbocharged inline 6 that produces a stout 302 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque – which is available from 1,200-5,000 rpm. This sends power to all four wheels via an 8-speed Steptronic automatic that, with the M Sport package, includes faster shifting both up and down. The M-Sport package also fits the vehicle with dynamic suspension that features multiple drive modes that allow you to tune the chassis for sportier driving characteristics. For the driver looking to add a new daily driver to the fleet, or a comfortable rig to bring your race car to the track (6,000 lb towing capacity), this X5 is an outstanding option. With dealer servicing from new and a lifelong Seattle-area history, the car is ready for whatever trip you have in mind. Key Features

• 5-liter Turbocharged Inline-6
  • 302 Horsepower/295 Lb-Ft of Torque
• 8-Speed Steptronic Transmission
  • Sport Mode
• M-Sport Package
  • M-Aero Exterior Package
  • 20-Inch Staggered Wheels
  • 3-Spoke Sport Steering Wheel
  • Dynamic Suspension Modes
• Dealer Serviced From New at BMW of Seattle
• Lifelong Western Washington Car

With over 60 years of production to choose from, every enthusiast has their favorite take on the Porsche 911. From the lightweight, short wheelbase early cars to the newest, tech-filled 992 generation, there is a generation to suit every driving style. But, if there was one generation that almost anybody can agree is an all-time great, it is the 997.2 built between 2009 and 2012. The entire 997 lineage is held up for its combination of classic size and simplicity, paired with enough modern technology to still feel relevant – even today more than 20 years after its debut. The .2 received a new direct fuel injection motor that improved reliability and increased power, and the subtle visual updates were welcome additions as well.

This 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet was sold new at Barrier Porsche in Bellevue, WA in February 2010 and has been a life-long western Washington car. Finished in Midnight Blue Metallic Over a Black full leather interior, this 6-speed manual equipped car came with a hefty $116,960 MSRP when new, and currently shows 35,903 miles. On the exterior, a set of 19” Carrera S II Wheels were ordered, as was the deletion of the model designation in the rear. The black full leather interior was ordered with the Bose high-end surround sound, along with the PCM navigation module, Bluetooth and a universal audio interface, meaning that hooking up a phone to play music is a simple process. Both front seats feature not just power adjustment but heating and the rarely selected seat ventilation, and the door entry guards are finished in stainless steel.

Powering this Carrera S is the desirable direct fuel injection 3.8 liter water cooled flat-6. In “S” trim, this engine produces 380 horsepower at 6,500 rpm and features an integrated dry-sump oiling system that allows the engine to sit 10mm lower in the chassis and ensures even oiling in fast corners. The 997.2 Carrera S saw a 25 horsepower bump over the outgoing Carrera S, and the new motor does away with the IMS issue that can become problematic in early water cooled Porsches. With this new engine, 0-60 mph happens in 4.7 seconds and the top speed is nearly 190 mph. One of the many reasons these cars are still so sought after is that they were the final 911s to be produced with hydraulic power steering, which is far more talkative and engaging than the electric unit that followed it. Only produced for three years, the 997.2 is a difficult generation to find – and finding one in this stunning Midnight Blue Metallic, with a manual transmission and low miles makes it even more appealing. With warm weather just around the corner, there are few more enjoyable 911s to put in your garage than this car.

Key Features

• 3.8-Liter DFI Flat-6
  • 380 Horsepower
• 6-Speed Manual Transmission
• 35,915 Miles
• Rear Wheel Drive
• Midnight Blue Metallic
• Black Full Leather Interior
  • Heated/Ventilated/Power Seats
• Bose Surround Sound
• Dynamic Cornering Lights

The Porsche 993 holds a special place in the hearts of car lovers. As the end of Porsche’s air-cooled era, the 993 represents the ultimate in air-cooled refinement and performance, while retaining the charm that made the world fall in love with the 911 30 years before its debut. Powered by a 3.6-liter flat-6 the 993 Carrera produces 270 horsepower and is best enjoyed when connected to a 6-speed manual gearbox that sends power to the rear wheels.

This 1996 Porsche 911 Carrera is a lovely example, finished in one of the 993’s most famous colors- Arena Red. Widely remembered from the 993 Turbo’s “Kills Bugs Fast” advertising campaign, the deep wine red metallic debuted in the 993 generation and is the color most closely linked to the car. In this example, it is paired with a Marble Gray leather interior, offering a nice contrast to the dark exterior. A longtime Washington car, this 993 Carrera is both stunning to look at and an absolute pleasure to drive.