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BMW X3 Prices Paid and Buying Experience
1822 messages, Last post on May 14, 2013 at 4:40 PM
You are in the Prices Paid - Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum.What is this discussion about? BMW X3, SUV
#1574 of 1822 Re: what is a good deal? [hugepatsfan10] by kperess
Jul 20, 2010 (6:51 am)
Replying to: hugepatsfan10 (Jul 14, 2010 1:21 pm)
You can do better. I picked up a loaded CPO 2007 X3 with 26K miles and it cost 27K otd. Check the CPO's listed on the BMW site and then do some cruising of cars.com. I agree that you can negotiate a better deal.
Also, I believe that the dealers still have $5K available to give on new X3s (this is the build out money. When I was considering a new one I was able to talk the sales person into at least a $6500 reduction off of list.
#1575 of 1822 Re: X3 nightmare [4getbmw] by pp2009pp
Sep 23, 2010 (5:32 pm)
Replying to: 4getbmw (Apr 02, 2010 5:11 pm)
Whatever happened to your X3 situation? I have had mine about a year now and it runs exactly the same as before. In other words it bounces all over the place, is quite uncomfortable and has the same bizarre transmission. It has low miles so nothing has broken yet.
I hope the multiple repairs have done the job and held the car together for you.
Ignore the cheerleaders. Some people simply cannot understand a situation unless they have actually experienced it. Too little imagination and absolutely zero empathy.
#1576 of 1822 is this price good for this ? OTD=30.5K (28k+ttl, tax, tag, etc) by kevinzzz
Dec 01, 2010 (9:58 pm)
2007 CPO X3, 25k milepremium leather, garage opener, bluetooth, 18' premium wheel.
- silverhunter (Dec 06, 2010 8:19 pm)
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#1577 of 1822 New BMW X3 by kmbrlymcd
Dec 04, 2010 (11:29 am)
Time to turn in our leased 525 and want to get an X3. Dealership says 10 will be shipped by end of the year. Is there any negotiating room on price since these cars are in high demand?#1578 of 1822 Re: is this price good for this ? OTD=30.5K (28k+ttl, tax, tag, etc) [kevinzzz] by silverhunter
Dec 06, 2010 (8:19 pm)
Replying to: kevinzzz (Dec 01, 2010 9:58 pm)
It is okay, not a rip-off, but could be a little better. I spent a month looking and saw what you described offered from $26k to $30.6k. In Mass, where I live, the prices seemed a bit higher. I landed a 2008, prem, cold weather, priv glass, heated wheel. B/T (part of prem), leather and navigation, 31,100 miles for $29,200. I did notice that when a dealer has more than 4 or 5 they offer one at a lower price (bait and switch?), but it might be one with a hideous color scheme (silver gray w/ beige interior comes to mind). I got to one dealer that is 50 miles from home and someone was test driving the 2008, black/black, prem, col, nav for 28,780 when I arrived, the bastards bought it, I waited for 20 minutes to make sure their financing went through. The dealer offered up another car, same overall, but with 5k more miles and the xenon and they wanted $34,279. We could not come to terms. btw the xenon cost a fortune to replace.
#1579 of 1822 Is this a good deal for an '08 X3? by mar1an1
Dec 19, 2010 (12:00 pm)
Signed a promise to buy pending inspection and test drive for an 08 CPO X3 with premium package, cold weather package, rear privacy tinted window with 7k mile for $32,100. The sales manager haggled us for the extra $100. I'm quit unhappy about the haggling for $100 but hubby shook it off and agreed to it.
Well... not the end of the world but I just don't like to be haggled for $100 especially after waiting in the showroom for 30 minutes++ and being brushed off by the original salesperson that I had an appointment with (he transferred us to a different salesperson because he was finishing up with the financing guy). Can somebody tell me if this is a good deal? If not, any suggestion on negotiating further...... The car seems to be in good condition. We read the service history and this car only came back to the dealership twice during the 7k miles. Both for oil changes.
TIA for all the advises. We decided to go with the BMW because of the rude salespeople that we encountered at (believe it or not) most of the Lexus dealership in the area. We find each one of them to be the worst of the worst sales team in the luxury brands. And we have dealt with most of the luxury brands (Audi, Land Rover, Acura, Benz, BMW). This BMW dealership that we dealt with had been okay thus far and eventhough they haggled us for the extra $100, they're still 100 times better than their neighboring Lexus.
#1581 of 1822 2011 X3 pricing by sparty6
Jan 10, 2011 (8:10 am)
Test drove the new X3 last week and now negotiating. I know as a new vehicle it won't be easy, but is there any info available on invoice pricing vs MSRP? I built up a 28i w/ bunch of stuff and MSRP is $48,375-dealer is dropping only $1,000 off that. Haven't pushed him yet as I am waiting a few weeks, but trying to determine what if any real room there may be. There are a couple other competing dealers in the region, so can do that, but was pretty happy w/ the first dealer's demo, etc so want to give him the business if he wants it bad enough...thanks in advance for any insight.- dan12 (Jan 15, 2011 10:52 am)
- Firebird_EOU (Jan 23, 2011 8:36 am)
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#1582 of 1822 Re: 2011 X3 pricing [sparty6] by dan12
Jan 15, 2011 (10:52 am)
Replying to: sparty6 (Jan 10, 2011 8:10 am)
Build it through Edmunds and then send your desired car configuration online to mulltiple dealers. You should be able to do better than 1k off MSRP although some dealers may not be willing to cut further. You just have to find one who is willing. If you submit through Edmunds they know you're getting multiple bids.
#1583 of 1822 Re: 2011 X3 pricing [sparty6] by Firebird_EOU
Jan 23, 2011 (8:36 am)
Replying to: sparty6 (Jan 10, 2011 8:10 am)
carsdirect.com gets $1125 off MSRP. I don't know if any auto buying service like BJs, Costco, AAA could do any better.
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