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495 messages, Last post on Dec 11, 2008 at 2:32 PM
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a $43K something MSRP seems high for a 2.5i, you could get a nicely equipped 3.0i for maybe just a little more (and a larger incentive. Jusdt something to consider. YOu should offer Invoice minus Incentive plus $500. Please disregard the $499 dealer prep fee. It is nothing but pure profit. What does the dealer prep fee include I wonder? |
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I got a lease quoted around $40,000 for Z4 3.0 with heated seat, premium package, and xeon light.(10,000/month) my monthly payment is about $420/month +tax for 27 months. I know that there is $5000 incentive this month. Should I try to go below or is it a good price? Also In edmund, TMV price is 40K and invoice for about $43K for this car, I think I should go for somwhere in 38K. What do you think about it? your comments would be appreciated.
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About to start the search for a new car in a week and the Z4 is top of the list, followed by the IS250 and the TSX. In checking out the TMV for the 2.5 w/ Auto & metallic paint - it shows as $32139 (Inv at 33730 / MRSP at 36745) which seems to reflect the 3K incentive for Nov. In the event I postpone my purchase until DEC does anyone in the know have info on the incentives carrying over to Dec.? I'm hoping to meet or beat the TMV this late in the year and maybe grab the Sport cloth / lthr combo if possible if I can save a little.
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Replying to: tedium (Nov 15, 2005 11:14 am) Lease incentives are another story, altogether.. regards, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums |
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I got a local dealer( internet sales) pricing for $39,900 + T&L. Auto Sports Pkg Premium Pkg Htd Seats Cars Direct is  $40,237. Is this typical, or waiting another month might be lower do to the '06 models coming out w/ 4 types of Z4's starting at a lower price than the current 2.5i. I don't want to see the MSRP lower on the '06 w/ new upgrades and styling and have paid more for the '05. Any help on '06 would be appreciated!
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Replying to: xfire (Nov 17, 2005 7:20 pm) But, it isn't here yet, and I have no information on it.. regards, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums |
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kyfdx: MSRP is $47,870. Dealer is wanting $39,995. All options stated in previous post. FYI: The MSRP on the new '06 are: 2.5si, $41,500; 3.0si $48,800, as seen auto123.com
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Replying to: xfire (Nov 18, 2005 12:19 am) No telling what BMW might do with incentives... but, if you wait too long, then the selection of '05s will definitely drop off... What happened to the Crossfire? You can pickup a Limited convertible for $30K, right now.. regards, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums kyfdx |
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Replying to: xfire (Nov 18, 2005 12:19 am)
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Replying to: tedium (Nov 18, 2005 2:59 pm) $39k. I'm leaning toward the Crossfire, but unsure of the Chrysler/Mercedes QT vs BMW's. The XF has tremendous pwr, and is surely a true roadster! Problem is the stiffer ride vs. the Z4. If I want to go on a long trip there is NO way that I could do it the XF. The Z4 gives up around 100hp + the true feeling of a roadster. I have a dilemma. The new '06 Z4 will add an additional 30hp, but the deals on the '05's will be hard to beat!
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