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1383 messages, Last post on Nov 30, 2009 at 8:30 PM
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Replying to: r2g2 (Apr 24, 2009 8:55 am) So, what's the MSRP, and how much are you paying? |
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Replying to: r2g2 (Apr 24, 2009 8:55 am) Here's what I received today from a Long Island/NY dealer on a Select purchase: x5 3.0i MSRP: $54,784 Selling price: $52,265 Premium/Climate/Heated Seats/Sat/ipod $5,000 down 2.9% interest $643 months for 60 months 22,300 balloon buyout Thanks.
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Replying to: trabd123 (Apr 25, 2009 2:35 pm) X5 3.0i Prem/Tech/Rear Climate/3rd Row/Heated Seats/Sat/iPod $673.75/month for 60 months $0 down Balloon: $19,794 Selling Price: $55,705 One additional detail i forgot to include on my x5 35d was the car was being driven by the GM of the dealership and has about 2k miles on it, but BMW is extending the warranty by 3 months / 5k miles - so it works out in my favor at the end of the day - which is why the price is also lower. MSRP: $60,970 Selling: $54,945 Note that the diesel qualifies for a 36% residual with the select program AND you receive an $1800 tax credit... it actually isn't that much more expensive to go diesel. Highly recommended! Best of luck! (I did not buy the car from Myrtle Beach, but they have a really good guy there - Josh Bauer - I will be posting more details about my sales person and the dealership soon)
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Replying to: r2g2 (Apr 25, 2009 4:53 pm) I was quoted $52,265 as a selling price for less equipments, and with $5,000 down, I got $643 a monthly payment (including taxes) and 22,000 balloon payment. I know that the interest rate is 2.99% but do you get the $1,800 tax credit. I also noticed that you had a selling price for an x3.0 at the beginning and then you changed it to a 35d demo car, so which deal did you actually have? Thanks again!!!
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Replying to: trabd123 (Apr 26, 2009 5:03 pm) The quote I got on an X5 3.0i (gas / I6) from the BMW dealer in Myrtle Beach (Josh Bauer - really good guy, highly recommended) was the one I shared earlier: x5 3.0i Premium / Tech / Rear Climate / Running Boards / Heated Seats / 3rd Row / Sat / ipod $0 out of pocket 2.9% interest rate $678.84 / month for 60 months $19896 balloon buyout Selling price: 54380 No taxes in this payment since the vehicle is for South Carolina and we pay property taxes on vehicles every year. Now, after I received this quote, I did some more research and found a demo 35d for an unbelievable price and that is the one I am going with. I am purchasing this from BMW of South Atlanta (Adrian Avila) from whom I bought my previous 328i - He is an awesome sales person and both deals were made over the phone - no bs, just straight talk and the best price. There you have it, two references for two amazing sales people - best of luck in your BMW purchases! |
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Hi, I'm looking to buy a 2009 X5. Here are the options: 09 X5 3.0 Cold Weather Package Technology Package Ipod and USB Adapter Premium Package Rear Climate Package Running Boards 3rd Row Seat MSRP: $ 58,875 How much should I offer for this car? Does $ 54,700 seem fair? Looking to finance with a down payment of ~ $10,000. Thanks |
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'09 X5 xdrive 30i cold weather/premium/rear climate/technology/rear entertainment/running bds/ space saver spare/sat radio/ipod $54k price (suggested price was $59k) $5k down 2.9%/60 mos $668/mo $20k balloon payment Thoughts? I have not negotiated yet- sales guy just came out with what he thought he could do... do you think there's any room for improvement? If so, what should I focus on improving: price or balloon??? Thanks!
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Hi, I just wish this wasn't such a game and that I could learn my exact payment before actually signing on the dotted line. a) approx. how much on average does a warranty affect the bottom line? b) what kind of warranty would you recommend on an '09 X5? extended necessary? c) anything else necessary in your opinion? Thanks!! |
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Replying to: ssh11 (May 13, 2009 7:29 pm) I'm negotiating a deal to buy a 09 X5 3.0 with running bds, heated seats, ipod, BMW assist , space saver spare and the color I want (not black on black) for $48k. It's about $400 above invoice. Also, I don't recommend the BMW select after I heard that I have to pay all taxes upfront (8.625% in NY) and I must purchase the car at the end of the term for 20k.
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Dealer in NY is selling a '08 BMW X5 iDrive 0.48 with only 8k miles, premium package, heated front seats and BMW assist for $40k. It's as-is purchase and I still have 3 years BMW warrently. Do you think it's a good buy or should I buy a CPO car and pay the extra 4k to 8k? |
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