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9120 messages, Last post on Aug 21, 2008 at 2:20 PM
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What is the current money factor for bmw? I live in Memphis, TN and I asked the dealer about the money factor for the 2006 325i. In comparison with the information posted, this seems high.
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Could someone recommend a good BMW dealership/salesperson in So Cal, particularly in the eastern Los Angeles County/San Bernadino area? I am looking to buy a 325i in the near future. thanks for the info... |
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I have my VIN and Production Number and keep checking the Owner's Circle to find out when I can really expect my car to come in. Generally, how long from Waiting for Transportation to In-Transit and how long from on the boat to customer delivery? I still have my 328i to sell before I can have my complete down payment available. |
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Replying to: longhorn4 (Jun 20, 2005 2:09 pm) Visit Autobahn Motors in Fortworth and ask for Kamran. He provided me and my friend some good deals on the e46 models. AMT- |
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I'm looking for a 330ci and got this offer from a dealer. Is this a good deal? Silver grey exterior Automatic Sport package Premium package (includes Black leather interior) Dealer quotes: $44,345 sticker price $42,800 our price (for AAA discount w/ no haggling) According to this site, invoice is $39,005 and TMV is $41,857 (including Dest chg). Doesn't sound like that great of a deal... I hear these cars are often preloaded w/ all these packages and that the cars sell like hot cakes, leaving little room for negotiating. is this a good price? should i go through the pain of haggling...but is there much buyer power on these great cars? thx for your help, 330lover 
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Replying to: dorisel (Jun 21, 2005 3:14 pm) Insist on base rates..
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Replying to: 330lover (Jun 21, 2005 10:00 pm) Gee.. .who told you that? The dealer? I think that TMV would be a much better number to shoot for... In fact, that is the highest I would pay.. The pain of haggling? I can take a lot of pain for $1000.. Have you considered leasing? The lease money factors and residuals are almost too good to pass up on the coupes... regards, kyfdx |
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jun 22, 2005 6:29 am) I want the 325i and they have the lease offer going on for $399/mth -which includes $3300 due at signing which I can't afford. If I pass up on this offer until I have better cashflow, what would I really be passing up on? What is the incentive to take advantage of the lease offer? Are there favorable factors included that would not be available at a later time?
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Replying to: dorisel (Jun 22, 2005 8:45 am) The lease deals on the new '06 3-series aren't anything special.. But, if you don't have $3300 for a downpayment, I'd save up for awhile, or look for a cheaper car... Without the $3300 upfront, and with tax added, the model you are considering will be about $500/mo. regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: blueguydotcom (Jun 20, 2005 9:08 pm) That is why the car makers devote a lot of money to design studios and designers.
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