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10328 messages, Last post on Dec 09, 2009 at 7:44 AM
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Replying to: smut (Jun 02, 2009 7:16 am) Manual trans Premium package Sports package Winter package Moonroof Phone integration Logic 7 stereo (pretty much every other option aside from idrive) Car was cpo'd went into service march 2007, so still have almost 2 years of service and CPO warranty runs until march 2013. Paid 29,200 and got 3.9% for 60 months. I think this was a pretty good deal.. I got the impression they were having a hard time selling the car due to it being loaded manual trans. However, that was exactly what i wanted.  Payment with taxes and fees rolled in was $565/mo, $1500 down..
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Replying to: dhanley (Jul 31, 2009 3:04 pm)
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Hi All I am not sure if this is the right forum for 335d as i don't see any discussion on 335d and &4500 BMW incentive here. I am looking for buying 335d and here is what dealer is giving me . 335d White Alpine with MSRP $43900 Premium Package $2650 AntiTheft $400 Comfor Access Key $500 Sateliet Radio $595 Ipod USB Adaptor $400 Destination Charge $825 Total $49470 Couple of questions dealer is saying we have scope of around 7.8% for negotiations which brings total down to $45592 - $4500 BMW incentive = $41092 Does that sound a good deal ? Plus if i don't care about all this satellite radio and comfort key options can i ask dealer to take it out ?which will bring down the cost by another $1900. Any help insights you can provide will be great. This is in TX. Thanks
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jul 31, 2009 4:55 pm) The "new" car is also immaculate, so i'll use the "old" one if i expect the car to get dinged up. The finance office tried to sell me to pre-paid service for $2100, is it possible to get a deal on that?
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Replying to: dhanley (Aug 03, 2009 9:47 am) I'd think you could sell your '97 for $2500-$4000 pretty easily, if you really want to get rid of it.. Maybe more, depending on condition, options, mileage, color, etc... regards, kyfdx
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Hi all, Thought It would share my buying experience... Just got my first BMW, a 2009 328i, 7/27/09! 2009 328i sedan (base) black w/tan interior + automatic transmission + power front seats w/driver memory + floor mats Sticker/MSRP = $36,745 Sale Price (including dest. fees, discounts, everything but tax and tag) = $33889.95 (This is about $20 under invoice, and $200 less than the TMV price, which includes the free automatic transmission credit) Tax = $1873.79 License / Doc Stamp = $157.25 I put $10k down to keep the monthly payments under control... also traded in a clunker for an additional $3500 credit. So, $13500 down total. Financed $22,420.99 over 60 mos  1.9% apr = $392/mo! Was hoping to keep the payments nice and low... should have some equity in the car when time comes to trade around the time the warranty runs out. Leasing was not an option for me as I put too many miles on the car. Love the car so far, even though its a "base" model... The deal almost fell apart at one point but I'm glad I saw it through (especially since the base model 2010's no longer come with the power sunroof, apparently!) Given the numbers above and thanks to this forum I feel like I got a good deal, hope you guys agree. Hope this helps potential buyers.
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Replying to: 328itampa (Aug 04, 2009 3:05 pm) |
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Replying to: kyfdx (Aug 03, 2009 7:25 pm)  I do remember it being much cheaper just a few years ago. Then, it seemed like a screaming deal. Now, it might be something to pass on if i've just had inspection 2 and brakes done.... I'll just see how it goes. I did purchase the wheel/tire insurance as well as 4 years of paintless dent repair. Based on my record with the e36, i am a ding magnet, and the doors of the e90 can only exacerbate that. If someone offered me $4000 for my 328i i'd take it in a second. But it's got 153K miles, ratty/torn seats, ~20 door dings, several rust spots, and someone keyed it recently.
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I've been looking into the following: 2009 328xi with automatic, heated front seats, premium package, navigation, iPod, satellite radio and metallic paint. I've gotten quotes from the two local dealers (VOB & Passport in Maryland) and they are $40,995 and $40,790, respectively. Does this sound fair or is this there a lot more room to negotiate? As of yet I've simply asked for the quote, no real haggling. Am I missing any offers/incentives as well (this will be cash purchase, not financed or leased)? Any advice would be very much appreciated! |
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