Two Cars for Sale

Audi A4, model 2010, mileage: 170,000 km; body condition is very good; minor front bumper dent; engine is excellent but has a minor gearbox issue; interior is in excellent condition; the engine has undergone full maintenance; all other car components are in good condition; no other faults beyond those mentioned above, to the best of my knowledge. BMW X5, model 2011, mileage: 260,000 km; body condition is very good; engine requires repair due to turbocharger failure; transmission has a fault; interior is in excellent condition; all other car components are in good condition; no other faults beyond those mentioned above, to the best of my knowledge. Both vehicles could serve as a project for car enthusiasts; alternatively, if intended for daily use, they require servicing—such as oil and battery replacement, upholstery work, wheel hubs, etc. Both vehicles require periodic inspection, registration renewal, and ownership transfer; I request the buyer assume responsibility for these tasks, as I currently lack the time—hence the reduced price. These two cars were originally my personal long-term project; I had planned a complete refurbishment, but currently lack both funds and time—thus the reason for selling. I do not wish either vehicle to remain idle, as prolonged inactivity would worsen mechanical issues. Therefore, I seek a buyer who is either retired or has ample free time and a passion for cars—particularly these models. Both vehicles are located in Jeddah city, Al-Shati neighborhood. I recommend viewing the cars in person; serious buyers are encouraged to inspect them personally, preferably accompanied by a mechanic. Audi A4, model 2010, mileage: 170,000 km. BMW X5, model 2011, mileage: 260,000 km. The Audi is priced at 22,000 SAR alone. The BMW is priced at 32,000 SAR alone. If purchasing both vehicles together, the combined price is 42,000 SAR—reflecting my preference to sell them simultaneously. I will upload additional high-resolution photos soon, Insha’Allah. I strongly recommend serious buyers inspect the vehicles personally—and bring along a qualified engineer.