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10297 messages, Last post on Nov 26, 2009 at 11:28 AM
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Replying to: jayrider (Nov 18, 2008 8:15 am) Premium Pckg Sport Pckg Xenon Navi Heated Seats Logic7 sound Auto trans Thoughts? This car had a single owner who leased it previously.
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Replying to: roadburner (Nov 13, 2008 9:47 am) I hope I got a good deal, and I'm anxious to drive it home on Friday... my first Bimmer!  By the way, do any of you know a good place to get window tinting done in the Cleveland/NE Ohio area? Thanks.
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Replying to: wt1257 (Nov 19, 2008 11:51 am) |
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Replying to: chewy734 (Nov 19, 2008 12:43 pm) Sounds like a great deal. Now you need to join the BMW Car Club; you'll get a great magazine as well as lots of advantages such as a $500-$1000 owner loyalty reward on your next new or CPO BMW purchase(after 12 months of CCA membership). Welcome! |
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Hi there, The lease on my 328xi is ending shortly and was offered a lease on a '08 135i at invoice but with a 56% residual and 0.003 money factor on a 36 month/10k a year lease. I'm a bit leery of the high money factor and low residual, so I was browsing the 3 series forum here to see what was available on the '09 3 series. Does anyone know the current money factor/residual for 36 months/10k year on a 2009 335i sedan and 335i coupe? Thanks in advance. ---Tennberg
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I'm considering this car: 330ci convertible The dealer let me walk at $28,400. I feel like they can go down a little more. They're pushing their teflon (wax job imho) and the Lojack as a couple grand. I have no choice on those they say. 330ci Convertible 39,341 miles Performance Package Xenon Lights Thoughts? |
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Replying to: kirkinsd (Nov 22, 2008 4:30 pm) I'm considering this car: 330ci convertible The dealer let me walk at $28,400. I feel like they can go down a little more. They're pushing their teflon (wax job imho) and the Lojack as a couple grand. I have no choice on those they say. 2005 330ci Convertible 39,341 miles Performance Package Xenon Lights Thoughts? |
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Hi Car Man...this is the first time I'm posting to this site. I went to Lauderdale BMW in Pembroke Pines, Florida today and test drove a 2009 328i Sedan. Since I'm a female, I always feel like they are trying to take advantage of me. However, I did do some homework (thanks to your website) on the money factors and residuals before I went and he was impressed that I new at least that much. The specs of the car were: Premium Package, Steptronic/Automatic Transmission, 17" wheels (style285), and Space Gray Metallic. I'm looking at a 36 mo. lease with 12,000 miles. He did quote me the correct -.00150 MF and 62% residual so I was happy about that. The salesperson told me that they only mark up the cars approx. 6%. The MSRP on this car was $39,950 according to him and he agreed to knock of $1,500, leaving me with a net cost of $38,450. When I priced this car on Edmunds, the TMV price was $38,756 and the Invoice price was $36,320. Therefore, my offer of $38,450 was lower than the the TMV price, however, it appears that others are paying $2,436 over invoice? In this type of market, I thought anywhere from $500.00 to $1,000 was what someone would be shooting for over invoice. Please help me understand--I'm a little confused. Also, I was wondering why on BMW's website there is a charge for the metallic paint, however according to Edmunds there is virtually no charge. I appreciate any advice you can offer. Kim |
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Replying to: tennberg (Nov 19, 2008 7:30 pm) I believe the money factors/residuals for the 2009 335i at 10k are: Sedan 36 Month - Residual 63% of MSRP - .00175 Coupe 36 Month - Residual 61% of MSRP - .00200 Kim |
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Replying to: kirkinsd (Nov 22, 2008 5:59 pm) Performance pkg is pretty desirable and it's a nice color.... That's probably a $24K car wholesale... so, a couple of thousand to certify it and a couple thousand profit.. Not sure you'll get one much cheaper than that.. For a comparison point, I'm turning my '05 330 convertible in tomorrow... 45K miles, with less equipment than that one.... and the residual is $30K.. regards, kyfdx |
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