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#1911 of 2444 2011 BMW X5 35d
by gfish49
Jun 12, 2011 (4:43 am)
Hello - we priced a 2011 BMW X5 35D with the following options:
Combox Controller
Cold Weather Package
Premium Package
Ipod & Usb Adaptor
Roof Rails
Self-Leveling Suspension
Heated Rear Seats
Satellite Radio
Technology Package
Rear Climate Package
Dark Bamboo Wood Trim
MSRP: $62,1257
Selling Price: $54,500
Is this a good deal or should we be doing better? We are comparing to the Mercedes ML350 Bluetec and Lexus RX450h. Thanks for the help.
#1912 of 2444 Dealer Holdback Question
by kenkid
Jun 20, 2011 (6:27 pm)
I have negotiated a deal on '11 X5d for $500 over dealer invoice (including the $3,500 eco credit) which normally I'd be very pleased with. However, I know from several sources that the dealer will also earn a $1,600 +/- dealer holdback credit bringing their net profit up to $2,000+, well above what they should earn on any car. But several buying web sites suggest that dealers will not share in this credit and that it's off the table. Is this true or should I push harder?
#1913 of 2444 Re: Dealer Holdback Question [kenkid]
by kyfdx HOST
Jun 20, 2011 (6:36 pm)
BMW doesn't have dealer holdback...
They do have customer service bonuses, etc.., but, it's doubtful you can deal on any of that money.. $500 over invoice, minus the $3500 Eco-credit is a pretty good price, IMO....
#1914 of 2444 Re: Dealer Holdback Question [kyfdx]
by gfish49
Jun 20, 2011 (6:52 pm)
Hello - I was curious of what you thought of my deal two posts up? (1911)
In your most recent post are you saying a good deal would be close to invoice, and the $3500 Eco credit, which would make it much less than invoice?
#1915 of 2444 Re: Dealer Holdback Question [gfish49]
by kyfdx HOST
Jun 20, 2011 (7:01 pm)
Yeah... Invoice + $500 - $3500 = Good deal..
#1916 of 2444 Re: Dealer Holdback Question [kyfdx]
by gfish49
Jun 20, 2011 (7:11 pm)
Thanks - truecar.com shows that I am getting the car at $3000 off invoice. So, guess is a good deal. Appreciate the help!
Jun 21, 2011 (8:49 pm)
Looking at a 2007 X5, 4.5. Hoping to come to terms, and buy soon. Will be replacing a 2004 MDX. Was very impressed with a test drive today. Already own 2 other BMWs, so have expectations about reliability, quality, etc.
Any issues specific to this model that I should know?
#1918 of 2444 Just ordered my 2012 35i Sport Activity
by ajcohen
Jun 23, 2011 (8:40 pm)
Titanium Silver Metallic
Black Nevada Leather
Brushed Aluminum Trim
added Convenience Package ZCV
added M Sport Package ZMP
added 3rd Row Seat 4UB
added BMW Apps 6NR
MSRP $66,125
Sales price $62,175
plus $1,000 rebate for attending Red, White and Blue event
Total sales price $61,175
Great experience and service. What do you guys think? Good deal?
Thanks,
AJ
#1919 of 2444 Re: Just ordered my 2012 35i Sport Activity [ajcohen]
by westonma
Jun 30, 2011 (5:08 am)
Hi Aj,
Could you please share how to attend Red, White and Blue event? I live in MA.
Thanks
Westonma
#1920 of 2444 2012 35i Premium Invoice Price
by westonma
Jun 30, 2011 (7:26 am)
Platinum Grey Metalic
Tobacco Nevada Leather
added Convenience Package
added 3rd Row Seat 4UB
added running board
MSRP $61,925
Sale price $58,400
Negotiated price for $500 above invoice price. Read from truecar website the factory invoice should be $57,180, breakdown as base car $50,415, option $5,690, local ad $200, destination $875.
The dealer showed invoice price $57,900. Charge more than $300 for floor mat and detailing. Is it true that floor mat and detailing charged additionally? Is it a good deal if we go with their invoice price?
Thanks
Westonma
Thanks,