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BMW 3-Series Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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#11159 of 11919 hey gbrozen by nyccarguy

Sep 11, 2010 (7:14 pm)

Have any new body style CTS-Vs gone through galves lately? What are those going for?
 
What's Gavles say about my wife's 2007 BMW X3 (Montego Blue, Black Leatherette, Rear Privacy Glass, Steptronic, Heated Front Seats, 45K miles) that we returned about a month ago? The buyout according to our lease was $26K & change. IIRC, the dealer offered to sell it to us for $21,600, but then wanted an additional $2995 to CPO it + tax. I figured (my own guesstimation) the auction value (what they could buy it from BMWFS for) is somewhere in the high $18K to mid $19K range.

#11161 of 11919 Re: hey gbrozen [nyccarguy] by qbrozen

Sep 12, 2010 (7:05 pm)

Replying to: nyccarguy (Sep 11, 2010 7:14 pm)
They are valuing the '09 CTSV w/23k miles at $41-$42k. Add $800 for moonroof and $900 for Navi. They don't have a value for the '10.
 
On the X3, looks to be $19,200 on the low end. So you were right on.

#11162 of 11919 2008 CPO Loan APR by 03accordman

Sep 13, 2010 (9:49 am)

I am negotiating on a 2008 335i - the dealer tells me that there is no special APR rate on 2008 3 Series models (only on 2007 3 Series). The BMW website says 'from 0.9% APR for 2007 AND 2008 3 Series' - but this has to be checked with the dealer. The dealer showed me the BMWFS offering sheet - and for 2008 nothing is marked for special APR.
 
Is anyone aware how I can check what, if any special financing is available for 2008 CPO 3 Series?

#11163 of 11919 Re: hey gbrozen [qbrozen] by nyccarguy

Sep 13, 2010 (11:14 am)

Replying to: qbrozen (Sep 12, 2010 7:05 pm)
Yummy! A Supercharged 556hp V8 RWD for mid $40K! Not too shabby.
 
Thanks for the info.

#11164 of 11919 new 2011 335i sedan help w negotiating price by miles247

Sep 15, 2010 (11:13 am)

First time car buyer here. Looking for hlep on getting a good price
options•Auto-Dimming Mirrors
•Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
•BMW Assist w/Bluetooth
•Dakota Leather Upholstery
•Digital Compass Mirror
•Increased Top Speed Limiter
•Lumbar Support
•Navigation System
•Premium Package
•Real Time Traffic Information
•SIRIUS Satellite Radio
•Shadowline Exterior Trim
•Sport Leather Steering Wheel
•Sport Package
•Sport Suspension
•Sports Leather Steering Wheel w/Paddle Shifters
•Transmission: 6-Speed STEPTRONIC Automatic
•Universal Garage-Door Opener
•Voice Command
•iPod & USB Adapter
 
MSP is $50,600. looking to purchase . What would be a good OTD price to offer?

#11165 of 11919 2009 Ford Escape XLT for a 2007 BMW 328xi by mjm87

Sep 15, 2010 (6:40 pm)

So I currently own a 2009 Ford Escape XLT with 7500 miles on it. It has custom leather, spoiler, sync, and is an I4 4WD vehicle. The car is fully paid off and nothing is owed on it. I am considering selling/trading in my Escape for a CPO 328xi.
 
I am hoping to get as close as I can to an even swap, but I know that will be unlikely. The Escape is in excellent condition and is valued around $20,000 according to KBB. The 328xi's I have been looking at run anywhere from 25-30k.
 
I am looking for any advice, is this a good decision and how much should I expect to get for the Escape at BMW dealer and what kind of difference would I be looking at?
 
Thanks

#11166 of 11919 $1,750 dealer contribution vs $1,840 cash rebate by junglejuice

Sep 17, 2010 (5:00 pm)

Hi,
 
looking to lease 335 xi and Edmunds has a fine print saying:
 
"0 Down Lease is based on a 2011 335i xDrive Sedan equipped with optional automatic transmission, Premium package and destination charge. MSRP as equipped is $47,500. $1,795 Dealer contribution and $1,840 Option Credit are required for the $539 monthly payment. Must finance through BMW Financial Services. See participating dealer for details."
 
I know that the $1,840 is the all wheel drive rebate that i can use to bring down the cap cost. but what is the $1,795 dealer contribution? what is the dealer contributing exactly?
 
thanks

#11167 of 11919 leasing price for 328xi by runnernic

Sep 20, 2010 (12:46 pm)

I was just in BMW today. They quoted me a price of $498.88 per month for the 328xi with navigation, leather, space gray metallic paint, heated steering wheel, premium and value package. This is with NO money down except for the fees and first month payment. I have a 2008 CX-7 that has a year left on the lease and they are going to appraise it and see if a deal can be worked out. Besides having my truck to trade in, is the lease price I recieved a decent price? ANy opinions on getting rid of my lease early? Thanks so much in advance for all the help!

#11168 of 11919 In order by nyccarguy

Sep 21, 2010 (5:03 am)

To see if your lease is a good deal, we need to see more than just the monthly payment. What is the MSRP & selling price of the car? What is the money factor you were quoted (dealers sometimes mark this up to make back end $)? What is the residual value? How long & for how many miles are you leasing? Does your payment include sales tax? What is the sales tax rate where you live?

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