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1544 messages, Last post on Sep 28, 2009 at 3:51 PM
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Replying to: mnovodvor (Feb 16, 2009 9:10 am) Do you only have leather and heated seats, or a package? I'd say $22k is high if it doesn't include taxes. Here in San Diego, you can get a base X3 from a dealer at around $17-$18k. Then around $16k from private party. There are tons of used x3 models on the lots around here. The 2006 models are coming...
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Replying to: mnovodvor (Feb 16, 2009 9:10 am) The final deal is $23,500 with 0.9 financing. Still not bad I think but much worse than 22K ( Dealer said that made a mistake with previous quote) Michael |
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Replying to: moneyball (Feb 16, 2009 12:46 pm) Are you treferring to CPO ( certified pre-owned) - they explain it costs them 2K to certify... Anyway - as you saw my email they said it was a mistake and it is 23,500 for CPO not including taxes... ( but they give 0.9% financing) Michael
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Replying to: mnovodvor (Feb 16, 2009 1:06 pm) In San Diego where I am, there is over 100 used X3s to choose from within a 50 mile radius. That favors the buyer. Not sure where your location is, but something to factor. To give you can idea, I'm shopping between a couple of X7 models and negotiations are right around $24k. They have sport, premium, xenon, and bluetooth. Again, I'd keep shopping if I were you unless you love your car and like the convenience of buying it outright.
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Just took delivery tonight. Price was $28275 + tax w/ CPO. In service date was 2/11/07. Your thoughts? 2007 X3 Auto 20,900 Miles Sports Premium Xenon Heated Seats Gray Poplar Wood Trim Park Distance Control Navigation Premium Audio
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Replying to: moneyball (Feb 21, 2009 8:13 pm) Looks like a good deal to me... I'm not fond of PDC, though.. What color combo?
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Replying to: kyfdx (Feb 22, 2009 11:01 am) Silver Gray Metallic / Gray leather with the dark wood trim. Looks sharp. My wife and I will be sharing since I sometimes need a bigger car for work related trips. They had a black on black that looked really sharp, but no options other than sport and xenon. Next is to find me a loaded 2006 330ci with a MANUAL transmission. They are few and far between.
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Replying to: moneyball (Feb 22, 2009 11:12 am) I wish I could find a way to turn the PDC off, but no luck... It is useful for parallel parking, but that is about a once per week occurrence... Would have much rather had the Sport Activity pkg, or the full cold WX pkg, than that... but, it's hard to be choosy when buying used.. Concentrate on Performance Pkg 330Ci... most of them are manual, I think..
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Replying to: kyfdx (Feb 22, 2009 11:16 am) I'm scouring the ads daily for a 330ci. There just aren't many to go around. Thanks for the tip. |
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This info may help you if you are considering to purchase X3 after lease: I have purchased back my X3 2006 after the 3 year lease: 2006 White X3 premium leather, privacy glass, heated front seats, otherwise standard 29,000 miles Residual value $25,700 Purchased at BMW Manhattan for 23,500 with 0.9% financing as a CPO (with extended warranty) At BMW Brooklyn I was quoted 29,000. Michael |
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