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42 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2008 at 11:36 AM
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If I'm reading the Edmunds incentives page correctly, it looks like there's a $2000 rebate, plus $2000 manufacturer to dealer incentive, plus the low finance rate. Are you reading this the same way? That could add up to some killer savings.
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Replying to: 604doc (Oct 20, 2008 8:57 am)  . So, I was very happy to get the car at $2500 under invoice plus the 2.9%. But, I'm sure if you found a dealership with a few left (my dealer ended up having to bring one in from about 150 miles away) and you haggled them pretty hard, you might be able to get the car for somewhere between $28K - $29K. I paid $29.5. Either way, its much better than the poor souls that paid MSRP or higher back at the end of 07 and beginning of 08. I picked mine up last night....absolutely amazing car. Perfect combo of speed, luxury & handling. Give it a whirl and let me know what you think and, if you buy one, what you ended up paying.
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Replying to: 604doc (Oct 20, 2008 8:57 am) |
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Replying to: tslbmw (Oct 21, 2008 7:42 am) I was a bit disappointed that neither blue tooth, nor an ipod adapter are included in the base price, but they are available as a dealer add on. (ipod is included in the nav package) I felt the interior materials and fit and finish were excellent, and I think I could seat in those seats all day. Have fun with yours! What color did you get?
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Replying to: 604doc (Oct 21, 2008 7:54 am) I test drove the G37S, 135i & R32 and for $29K, I just couldn't justify the $37K for the 135 or G. And here is the crazy thing, I actually had MORE fun driving the R32 than either of those two cars. The 135i (manual) was wicked fast....but it was so smooth and quiet, it just didn't get my bp up ...of course, note that I've owned a 330i and it didn't feel that much different than it; and it certainly didn't look much different, inside or out. And the G37S was impressive with a nice exhaust note, but felt too unrefined. The R32 was the perfect balance between the two. And in ref to the Ipod...that was tough for me as well, but the Sat radio that is standard offers enough choices for music....and that way I don't tire of my Ipod tunes and reserve those for workouts and grass cutting.
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Replying to: tslbmw (Oct 21, 2008 8:24 am) ) Are you from New England?
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Replying to: 604doc (Oct 21, 2008 11:25 am) Which other cars are you looking at? |
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2008 Volkswagon R32 2100 miles. No Nav. White/ Perfectly like new $25,500' BayWest, Santa Rosa,CA
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Replying to: shelwash (Oct 22, 2008 4:15 pm) Do you work for BayWest? Are you selling this vehicle? Did you buy this vehicle? Or is your post just for informational purposes??
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Does anyone know what incentives are available in November? $2000 dealer cash and $2000 rebate? $500 loyalty cash? Thanks In Advance
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