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1544 messages, Last post on Sep 28, 2009 at 3:51 PM
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New York Metro Area... 2006 CPO X3 Alpine White Heated Front Seats and Rain Sensing wipers otherwise base 26,780 Miles, In service Date is DEC 2005 (CPO warranty through DEC 2011) $22,995 with 0.9% 36 Month Financing and First 2 Months paid by BMW The car is mint (hardly looks used). With tax/tags/prep fees/finance charges (interest) minus the 2 payments by BMW the total purchase cost will be just around ~$24K. The pricing was so attractive that I didn't even bother haggling with the dealer. I took delivery yesterday (12/31/08) and so far am very impressed with the x3. The interior space is very generous for a "small" vehicle (at least on the outside) and it is very responsive. It's almost like a taller 3-series vs a small SUV/SAV. |
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I'm looking at a new 2008 X3 - basic car, no premium package and no extras. Dealer quotes me $40,325. I have a 2004 X3 2.5 with 67,000 miles on it and he's telling me that with my trade, I'll have to pay $29,000 for the new one. Feedback please. How much better can I do?
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Replying to: mwg594 (Jan 07, 2009 11:20 am) I'm just guessing, but I doubt your current ride is worth more than $12K-$13K on a trade... Discount should be about $2500-$3000 on the new one... I guess if $29K included taxes and everything else, it wouldn't be too bad... 0.9% for 60 months included in that deal?
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Replying to: kyfdx (Jan 07, 2009 11:26 am)
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Replying to: mwg594 (Jan 07, 2009 11:39 am) The 0.9% financing doesn't cost the dealer anything.... I'd take advantage of it (even if you don't need to). The "base" model comes pretty well equipped in '08.. Other than leather, it's hard to tell from the better equipped models... regards, kyfdx |
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Hey guys, A dealer is offering my gf an '06 X3 with 33k miles, white exterior, leather terracotta interior, premium pkg, xenons, heated seats/steering wheel, privacy glass, auto for $25900 (after taking off $1k), plus 0.9% for 60 months. Good deal? |
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| 2009 white X3 with privacy glass, $39000 +TTL in Austin. | |
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Just bought a 2009 X3 minimally equipped at $37,800 against an MSRP of $41K and change. The vinyl is quite nice as is the rest of the car. Excellent ride and handling. |
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Replying to: lawman1967 (Feb 07, 2009 9:51 pm) What were the options on the X3 I'm looking for about the same thing but the dealer is giving me a tough time. He's not budging from close to MSRP on a cash sale I'm about ready to jump to the 2010 Mercedes GLK. Also was that off the lot or a new build
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Replying to: daleb2 (Feb 08, 2009 2:47 pm) The GLK is a very nice car and a lot cheaper, though Mercedes doesn't have any special financing right now (not a consideration on a cash deal). Since you are paying cash and the price difference is as much as $5K, for a car with newer design and technology, it may be the way to go. We financed ours and BMW's 3.9 APR promotion was a factor in choosing X3 over GLK. GLK rides a bit softer and isn't as sporty as X3, but is more comfortable on rough surfaces. |
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