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#9295 of 9995 Re: Automatic on 2008 335I decreases dealer invoice by $1210 [soupcon] by sammybmw Oct 29, 2008 (2:52 pm)
Replying to: soupcon (Oct 29, 2008 12:37 am) The other important point I want to make is that a 2009 335I is going to cost $2025 more more if you want the Logic 7 (+875, it has become an option!) and the sport package (+300, a previously optional trim line was added) as well as a $800 base price increase. So even if they offer the free automatic on 2009's. you are going to pay more. Of course if your are buyer that likes new cars every few years, you would be buying a car of less value. I purchase my cars and keep them a long time, I still have a 94 325I is excellent condition. Giving the state of the economy, I suspect BMW will have to get into the rebate type business. But beware, the dealer might not be forthcoming in telling you about and you'll think you got the best deal in the world at invoice. Car dealers and car salesmen's can be as desperate as we are. I suppose the salesmen may be more desperate because you can actually afford to buy a bmw which is extremely high priced in some regards, ie. if you want a luxury car to show off, there are other less expensive choices, I would even purchase a BMW with a lot less luxury items because of the way it drives, even manual roll down windows.
#9296 of 9995 Re: Hey KYFDX!! [kyfdx] by hpowders Oct 29, 2008 (3:27 pm)
Replying to: kyfdx (Oct 29, 2008 11:46 am) Good deal! Hope they fixed the software problem that drove previous X3 drivers nuts!   I was thinking of buying a CPO 2007 328i with 18k miles, Steptronic, PP, SP, CWP, Xenons, and rear parking sensors for $28,995. The only problem is the sales guy lied to me about the car's history of ownership. He didn't know I did a Car Fax check, and talked to an honest salesman about the vehicle earlier in the day, so the deal may be a "no-go". Even if the car turns out to be fine, (the Car Fax report showed no problems) I hate dealing with a liar.   Other possibilities: I have 2 days to decide if I want to buy a pretty basic new 2008 328i for 0.9% or lease one for 30k miles given the bargain 0.00075 mf and not much of a bargain 59% residual. I should be able to get invoice either way.   I like the rear of the 2008 better than the refreshed 2009 version. Otherwise, it's pretty much the same vehicle.
#9297 of 9995 Car Man by carnaught Oct 29, 2008 (6:25 pm)
What are your comments for this 2009 lease deal on a 328?   MSRP - $42,970 Selling Price $40,992.65 Money factor is .00235 Residual is 70% (2 years at 12k miles per year) Payment is $658.07 plus tax – ($54.62) = $712.69 Total due is $2685.06 (first payment, $712.69, doc fees $389, $561.12 for registration and titling)   Thanks. Replies to this message: rob34 (Nov 01, 2008 12:11 am) carnaught (Nov 01, 2008 7:55 am)
#9298 of 9995 Whats your opinion on this deal for 08 328i by bmwbuyer2 Oct 30, 2008 (9:26 am)
I am really in a bind if for an 08 this is the best they can do..   msrp 36350 black on black.. leatherette with power seats and heated ONLY price 33450 resid .59 acq 625 miles 10k nj tax adj residual 21,460 rate 1.4 Everything rolled into payment $474 month   Please help me out...   Many many thanks!
#9299 of 9995 335i 08 Deal? by tangtop Oct 30, 2008 (2:36 pm)
Hey guys,   I need some help on whether I have a good deal here or not.   2008 335i Sport Package Auto. Trans Ipod connection 15K miles/yr. $0 Down, only first month and tag and title due on inception. $564/month taxes included.   Sorry I dont have any MF or residual information. Thanks for the help.
#9300 of 9995 Re: Car Man [carnaught] by rob34 Nov 01, 2008 (12:11 am)
Replying to: carnaught (Oct 29, 2008 6:25 pm) Not very good since I just got a similar deal for a 335i x drive, selling price, 50k in round numbers, $2500 up front inc. first payment. And I thought I didn't do very well. I will say, I am so happy with the 2009. It looks so good inside and out in space grey with lightly tinted windows. Replies to this message: carnaught (Nov 01, 2008 7:55 am)
#9301 of 9995 Re: Car Man [rob34] by carnaught Nov 01, 2008 (7:55 am)
Replying to: rob34 (Nov 01, 2008 12:11 am) "Not very good since I just got a similar deal for a 335i x drive, selling price, 50k in round numbers, $2500 up front inc. first payment."      It sounds different: my offer is based on approx. $40K cap. cost (about $44000 MSRP, heavily optioned), $1600 upfront and is a 24 month (12000 mi./yr.) lease. I failed to list those facts when I posted (and the $2600 first payment as posted was a typo) .   Glad you're enjoying the 335, great car.
#9302 of 9995 help guyz by goldenmeeko Nov 04, 2008 (12:01 pm)
hey guyz im close to getting a 2008 alpine white 335i with auto,prem, navi, ipod, sport, etc. and im going in the dealer on tomarrow and i need your help! im planning to lease for the first time because i realized that i get bored of cars and i have never kept a car for more then 2-3 years so i wanna lease. what should i look out for and how much you think i should pay? i was thinking 1.5-2k down and about low-mid 500s do you think thats possible? Replies to this message: jayrider (Nov 04, 2008 12:48 pm)
#9303 of 9995 Re: help guyz [goldenmeeko] by jayrider Nov 04, 2008 (12:48 pm)
Replying to: goldenmeeko (Nov 04, 2008 12:01 pm) Do your figuring on line with the internet sales dept. , Get the bottom line price first then check with the moderator --carman-- and others before you visit the dealer. With the right info you can easily figure your payments and make a decision.

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