e92 pricing thoughts

noro · 12-12-2006, 03:46 PM

What's up all!

In about 10 days or so I am going to order my e92 335. My goal is to get it at no more than $2000 over invoice including the acqusition fee. Also assuming the current BMW FS captive rates on the lease.

I know this may be considered as a very aggressive price by many of you, but is there anyone that thinks that this completely doable?

BTW I live in Boston area and there are 4 dealers in the vicinity that I can pick this car up from.

thanks on your input.

gyrotech · 12-12-2006, 08:04 PM

You don't have to buy from a local dealer. Calif. dealers have great prices. You can do performance delivery to SC, or the courtesy delivery to a local dealer for 500$. I got a deal on a car that worked to be 1000$ over invoice (plus 400$ MACO fees, so $1400 over invoice total). Add the $500 for courtesy delivery, and you'll be just under your target. Armed with that info, you should go to the local dealers and see what they say.

Good luck.

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noro Colonel 90 Rep 2,707 Posts Drives: '91 M3, '04 E46 ZHP, '72 2002 Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Boston iTrader: (0)	e92 pricing thoughts What's up all! In about 10 days or so I am going to order my e92 335. My goal is to get it at no more than $2000 over invoice including the acqusition fee. Also assuming the current BMW FS captive rates on the lease. I know this may be considered as a very aggressive price by many of you, but is there anyone that thinks that this completely doable? BTW I live in Boston area and there are 4 dealers in the vicinity that I can pick this car up from. thanks on your input. __________________ zhpregistry.net - ZHP stats and free classifieds.
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gyrotech Registered 0 Rep 3 Posts Drives: 335i Cp Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Austin, Tx iTrader: (0)	You don't have to buy from a local dealer. Calif. dealers have great prices. You can do performance delivery to SC, or the courtesy delivery to a local dealer for 500$. I got a deal on a car that worked to be 1000$ over invoice (plus 400$ MACO fees, so $1400 over invoice total). Add the $500 for courtesy delivery, and you'll be just under your target. Armed with that info, you should go to the local dealers and see what they say. Good luck.
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