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3487 messages, Last post on Nov 28, 2009 at 8:44 AM
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I appreciate any perspective on this... My local dealer has black/black 535Xi sedan pretty loaded up (m-pkg, etc)(however, it does NOT have Sirius or Comfort Access) which I really wanted. I'm pretty sure I can have the sirius installed via dealer - but Comfort Access needs to be installed by factory (I can prob live w/out this, if the deal is right). Was told that w/ the upcoming redesign of 5 series - current in-stock inventory vehicles would be HEAVILY discounted. So I requested a quote on a specific vehicle and here is response from dealer: >>Thank you for your inquiry in the 535ix we have instock. You are correct, with the upcoming redesign and the BMW Holiday bonus you can get a very aggressive price now on this car! The list is $60,350 and after all discounts and promotions we can offer it for $54,334<< I'm not sure if this is a 'deep' discount w/ all things considered. I guess I was expecting at least a ~$5k discount from dealer alone due to redesign, PLUS $2500 BMW cash - but dont know if im being unrealistic? So..I figured I'd post the situation for all of you to weigh in on before I respond to the dealer. Appreciate any perspective you might have - thanks in advance for your help!! -Jason
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| I am thinking about buying a 2002 540i for $12000.00 It has 43000 miles. There is problem with the a/c compressor. Can anyone give me some feedback? Good, bad, or ok deal? | |
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fyi-dealers are selling at invoice, they should be willing to show you actual invoice docs. The holiday cash should be in addition. So, you are not getting a great deal! Also, 2011 redesign will be out early next year, and since the economy is still down, you should be able to get a good deal if you can wait, although you may not see all wheel drive til the fall. |
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Replying to: 335xict (Nov 08, 2009 8:20 pm) On another note, depreciation is a bear right now. Buying a 2008 or 2009 that has already taken the first big hits makes sense. The allure of the "new" 2010 is surely strong, but a 2008 or 2009 with under 25,000 miles will be a huge bargain -- and you are likely to get all the extra features you desire. Just my two cents . . . hope it is helpful. |
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Hello, I am looking to get a new 2010 BMW 528 i xDrive (Monaco Blue MET) with the following:- * 4-Way Front Seat Power Lumbar Support * Ambiance Lighting * Auto-Dimming Exterior Mirrors * Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror * Dakota Leather Upholstery * High Definition Radio * Integrated 3-Button Universal Garage-Door Opener * Navigation System * Online Information Services * Premium Package * Real Time Traffic Information * Split-Fold Down Lockable Rear Seats * Through-Loading System * Voice Command System The dealer website (in Massachusetts) lists the price at $52, 250. I am thinking of putting in an offer of $44,000. Since the new model is round the corner, is this a reasonable asking price? Can I go lower? Any insight appreciated. Thanks. |
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Replying to: gmurthy (Nov 10, 2009 11:07 am)
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Replying to: phylp (Nov 10, 2009 12:45 pm) Thanks. |
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Replying to: gmurthy (Nov 10, 2009 11:07 am) We are looking at a similar car in NJ. Please let me know how your negotiations go. We are thinking of making a similar offer. Good luck. We also wanted to include the extended 2yr maintenance program, but at a much lower price than their quote, which was$2,000. We found out that the average cost of maintenance for the this car is $250/year for the first 4 years. So, we are going to base our offer on these numbers. Best regards! |
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Just signed a new lease agreement for a 2010 BMW 528i...Let me know what you think about the deal. The dealer is located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area. MSRP $53,475 Premium Package M-Sport Package Xenon Heated Front Seats Negotiated Price $49,475 (4K off MSRP) Taxes: $3093 (Texas requires taxes on the full selling price) - $1629 (Tax incentive for trade) Final Tax: $1464 Fees: $324 Acquisition: $725 Total Price: $52,013 Holiday Credit $2500 Lease Loyalty $1500 Current Lease Balance as a trade: $23,200 Agreed upon value $24,000 Note: My current lease had 3 payments remaining and 4K miles over lease agreement $800 Net Trade in Value Total Incentive and Net Trade: $4800 Final Breakdown: Price including tax title license and fees: $52,013 Down payment (0 out of Pocket): $4800 Money Factor .00283 Monthly Payment: $645 including taxes (1st payment due at signing)
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