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does anyone know what the book value of a 1995 BMW M5 in good cond is worth ??
156000 miles good int & ext runs good looks good I cant seem to get a value on it ?????
it is not listed in KBB.com or nada.com
I would think anywhere between 17-20k
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 Walt Disneys Comics and Stories 268 Good VG Cond US $4.50 
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 ACTION COMICS 113 1947 GOOD cond SUPERMAN ZATARA VIGILANTE US $70.00
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 1995 Malibu Brand The All New Exiles Comic Good Cond US $1.79
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 1996 Marvel Brand Askanison 1st Issue Good Cond US $2.69
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 November 1984 Marvel Brand The New Defenders Good Cond US $4.49
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 1992 Marvel Brand Wolverine Comic Book Good Cond US $1.79
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 January 1985 Marvel Brand The New Defenders Good Cond US $4.49
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 CONFEDERATION SCI FI FANTASY CONVENTION PROGRAM GOOD COND RAY BRADBURY US $4.99
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 Rawhide Kid 68 Appears in Good cond Water Damage US $5.36
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 Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD 9 Appears in Very Good cond US $8.58
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 ADVENTURE COMICS 244 1958 VERY GOOD cond Superboy Aquaman Green Arrow US $38.00
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 Dick Tracy 96 Feb 1956 Harvey Comics Very Good Cond US $49.95
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 Hanna Barbera Cave Kids 1 1962 Gold Key Good Cond US $5.95
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 The Good Guys 2 Defiant Comics December 1993 Limited Issue Series Exc Cond US $.99
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 The Good Guys 3 Defiant Comics January 1994 Limited Issue Series Exc Cond US $.99
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 The Good Guys 4 Defiant Comics February 1994 Limited Issue Series Exc Cond US $.99
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 Uncanny X Men 187 Marvel 1984 Very Good Fine Cond US $5.00
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 Walt Disneys Comics and Stories 225 Good Cond US $3.50
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 Thor 135 Vol 1 The Super Beast Very Good cond US $16.09
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 Marvel Brand Beware the Dare Devil Comic Book Good Cond US $1.79
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 PEP COMICS 352 · Aug1979 · ARCHIE COMICS · Good Cond US $1.50
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 ARCHIES TV LAUGH OUT 82 · Aug1981 · Fair Good Cond US $1.25
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