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251 messages, Last post on Jul 13, 2008 at 5:01 PM
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Es32, you need to speak with a representative from the company that you plan to purchase a vehicle using European Delivery from to find out a definite answer to your question. Different manufacturers may have different policies on this matter. However, given the fact that you are actually using the vehicle that you take delivery of in Europe to drive around while you are there I suspect that the clock on your manufacturer's original warranty will probably start ticking the moment that you begin driving your car in Europe. Car_Man Smart Shoppers / FWI Co-Host |
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please help/advise how and with what dealer( and name and #) have you been able to save the $1,000 or more and or extra free insurance i saw that some received when buying through the ED program. either volvo, mb or bmw. direct: kelfg |
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it seems from the MB site that for 2001 their ED price is the same as the US msrp. for example the 01 c240 is $29500 msrp and same for ED. any suggestions how to obtain a lower price either for ED or US? direct: kelfg |
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Hi kelf Mercedes is gradually inching toward a no-haggle price operation. They request that dealers not create loss-leaders or substantial discounts, and to offer as close to the sticker price as local market permits. The fact that the ED and US prices now match makes sense in that regard - you are getting a US-spec MB either way. Dealers may now be under directive to keep ED prices consistent as well. kcram Co-Host - Smart Shopper & FWI Conferences edmunds.com Town Hall |
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Doesn't exist because VW doesn't make US spec vehicles in germany. Anyone care for Mexican delivery??? |
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Which Ed programs include ( not charge purchaser) the : 1--handling shipping charge (forUS local purchase this about $500 to 645 for 2001) 2--the US duty when car arrives to US? 3--airline ticket? for one or two persons? 4--when does warranty and new included service time period start: when you get car in US? What do you do when dealer wants to charge separately this even the factory program includes it? Any new programs? I was told that Audi will start in 2002???? besttt |
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iam looking to lease x5 3.0 i do not know what is the best price i should pay for 48/60mo buy in lease(ie to buy it at the end of lease).can someone help me.ineed all help ican get.my e-mail sva |
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I'm thinking of going one of two ways: I'm considering purchasing a BMW 325i through the European Delivery Program. The primarily reason I would do it through EDP is cost savings. I've seen a chart that shows the Invoice/MSRP for EDP for the 325, but am not sure which would be closer to the actual price I pay. What would be considered a good purchase price for a 323i, automatic? Also, are there any hidden costs (eg. not covered port fees, etc.)? If my wallet can't afford the 325, i'm considering getting a Volvo S40. I may also do this through their EDP. Same questions as above for this car. I've been offered decent deals (Low $24K - S40 with cold weather package, metallic) in State and am not sure it'll be worth my time to go overseas. I'm a bit fearful of getting overseas and learning that there's thousands of dollars in other costs that i'm unaware of, negating the whole purpose of my overseas purchase. At the same time, the idea of driving my car in Europe sounds awesome. Any help/comments are appreciated. |
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| well, the u.s. spec passat is made in germany, as were most 1999 & 2000 golfs. | |
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My dealer showed me the prices on ED and US MRSP in the US. I see that the 330 conv ED is only $3000 more expensive than the US MSRP of 325 conv. Will I save even more money if I deal directly with Germany? Anyone knows the contact address/tel? thanks |
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