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 Can someone please give me the latest residual values for the 2009 335i convertible? I am looking for 12k miles/36 months and am looking to do ED in late June. I am currently leasing a 330i so will be eligbile for loyalty cash/rates. Can someone tell me if I am eligible for the loyalty cash on this car? How about the financing deals (pay for up to 2 months)? Anyone have the latest residuals and MF rates (for Chicago and for Florida, where I am based)? I head that they improved the March rates just recently ... is this true? Should I look for about ED wholesale +1500 dealer profit?
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| This is my quote on a 2009 328i convertible-MSRP=$44,550-Invoive=$40,985-Invoice prices include=Leather=$1410-Automatic=$1260-Heated seats=$455-Navigation=$1910-Bluetooth=$685-Net Invoice total=$47,205-Destination charge=$825-Gas guzzler Tax=$250-Maco=$250-Training/servive fee=$180-Total suggested price=$48,460-plus $500 of my money=$48,960-Electronic fee=$25-Doc. fee=$151.65-Taxes=$4,545.13-Transfer plates=$80-Grand Total is($53,761.7).Is this a good deal? Also do I have to pay Maco-$250-Training-$180 & Electronic fee-$25 for communicating on the internet? Thanks for you time and input,Michael | |
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I'm looking at a used BMW 328i that had been a dealer loaner. It has just about 7500 miles. Titanium silver with grey leather interior. Premium package and iPod connectivity. Internet price is $31,880 which looks pretty good when you surf around the net. All the dealers in the Houston area are priced within a couple of thousand for the same type. So...looks like a good price but I'm certainly not going to say "Yea baby" and walk out the door. Would offering $29K be too low? Thanks!
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Replying to: lauries (Mar 13, 2009 12:49 pm) Here's one, and here's the other. I'd bet you that I could pick up either one for no more than $28K- easy. |
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Maco=$250 Training/service fee=$180 Appearance fee=$189 Electronic fee=$25 for communicating on the internet. Thanks for any advice you can give me.
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Replying to: beamer44 (Mar 14, 2009 11:10 am) |
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Interested in a CPO 2007 328i with 20K miles - Monaco Blue Includes: - Automatic Steptronic - Premium Pkg - Sport Pkg - Cold Weather Pkg - Xenon headlights - Keyless entry Dealer is listing it at $32K which is way too much. I think this has been sitting on the lot for a while (it has been there for at least 1 1/2 months AFAIK). On TMV, I pull it up as $30.4K Certified, $28K Dealer Retail, $25.7K Private Pty, $23.3K Trade-In. My wife likes the color. We don't need all the options in there, but it looks like it would suit us. We went to go look at a 2007 IS250 loaded with NAV and we got them down to $24K. Wondering if I can get close to the trade-in price here for a CPO BMW. Interested in people's thoughts on this one. I live in Nor Cal. Thanks, Ryan
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Replying to: roadburner (Mar 14, 2009 11:47 am) |
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Replying to: beamer44 (Mar 14, 2009 7:33 pm) Yes. Also is $500 over invoice a good deal or will they do it at invoice? You should be able to work a deal at invoice. |
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