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BeamerLover
12-04-2005, 09:43 AM
Commercial post. Edited for content.

stream
12-04-2005, 02:20 PM
Only asking $10,000.00 over sticker... :loco: :wow: :nono:

Thanks for spaming this board with your :eek: ...generous...offer of...only...$10K over MSRP. :rofl:

Even in crazy California, there are cars to be had at MSRP... :thumbup:

BeamerLover
12-04-2005, 04:01 PM
I appreciate your comments. Thank you for your insight. Many are going for $25k over MSRP. Again, thank you for your words. :) Just for your information though, I am trying to help those searching for an M5 by charging less than others are. Always two sides to everything. You may see it as spamming, I see it as helping someone get what they are looking for cheaper than others are offering.

Daeguboy
12-04-2005, 04:20 PM
hmm

BmW745On19's
12-04-2005, 04:41 PM
Yeah, M5's are mostly unwanted after all of them were shipped over here and people fell out of the deal at the last second, dealers cant even sell them at MSRP, they are going 2k-10k under msrp just to move them off the lot!

SARAFIL
12-04-2005, 05:02 PM
Yeah, M5's are mostly unwanted after all of them were shipped over here and people fell out of the deal at the last second, dealers cant even sell them at MSRP, they are going 2k-10k under msrp just to move them off the lot!

$2k-10k under MSRP? Are you crazy?

I'll confirm that there definately is a market for this car at $10k over MSRP. While every dealer is free to set its own price, I know for a fact that some people are willing to pay $10k over (or more).

I don't know what market you are in, but it doesn't sound anything like the market up here.

Cliff
12-04-2005, 05:11 PM
$2k-10k under MSRP? Are you crazy?

I'll confirm that there definately is a market for this car at $10k over MSRP. While every dealer is free to set its own price, I know for a fact that some people are willing to pay $10k over (or more).

I don't know what market you are in, but it doesn't sound anything like the market up here.I'm assuming it was a sarcastic response to what is plainly a commercial post from a non-sponsor.

SARAFIL
12-04-2005, 05:38 PM
I'm assuming it was a sarcastic response to what is plainly a commercial post from a non-sponsor.

I was actually going to post a response saying that this commercial post wasn't a good idea and that he should remove it, but I decided against it at the last minute.

That said, I was 100% serious about there actually being a market for $10k over on these cars. That post was in response to the really dumb post above it about dealers having to go $10k below MSRP to sell these cars because they are all sitting on the lots.

Cliff
12-04-2005, 05:43 PM
I was actually going to post a response saying that this commercial post wasn't a good idea and that he should remove it, but I decided against it at the last minute.

That said, I was 100% serious about there actually being a market for $10k over on these cars. That post was in response to the really dumb post above it about dealers having to go $10k below MSRP to sell these cars because they are all sitting on the lots.I guess I wasn't clear. BmW745On19's response is the one I saw as sarcasm. I am sure people are paying well over MSRP
for any M5's that aren't already spoken for.

CSBM5
12-05-2005, 04:28 AM
I guess I wasn't clear. BmW745On19's response is the one I saw as sarcasm. I am sure people are paying well over MSRP
for any M5's that aren't already spoken for.

Not around here they aren't. Numerous local dealers in NC have M5's in stock and available at MSRP. As of two weeks ago, there were 5 total available on dealer lots waiting for buyers. The number of unsold cars in dealer inventory has been rising substantially every week for the past 3 weeks in the south and east regions. On the M5board there is a thread with all this information. It will be possible to buy one of these under MSRP either now or shortly in the future (words directly from my dealer ;) ).

Cliff
12-05-2005, 07:15 AM
On the M5board there is a thread with all this information. Do you have a link?

CSBM5
12-05-2005, 07:26 AM
Do you have a link?

http://www.m5board.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=62835

Jim in Oregon
12-06-2005, 10:11 PM
BMW of Eugene has 2 more M5 coming in unsold....that makes 5 M5's since they started arriving. BMW of Eugene sells the M5's at MSRP. So far I've turned down 2 of them already. They keep calling me hoping I'll buy one. The over MSRP won't hold for long....just start checking around for cars, they are out there. My dealer told me there were over 1000 M5's sitting on lots, unsold.

Hope you get some sucker to buy for $10K over....PT Barnham was right!....There's a sucker born every minute.....so that being said, if anyone wants an M5 for only $5K over, let me know. I'll contact BMW of Eugene, buy the car from them and then sell it for $5K over. I suppose you could eliminate the middle man and buy directly from BMW of Eugene for MSRP, but it's more fun paying over MSRP.

SpeedFreak!
12-06-2005, 10:32 PM
BMW of Eugene has 2 more M5 coming in unsold....that makes 5 M5's since they started arriving. BMW of Eugene sells the M5's at MSRP. So far I've turned down 2 of them already. They keep calling me hoping I'll buy one. The over MSRP won't hold for long....just start checking around for cars, they are out there. My dealer told me there were over 1000 M5's sitting on lots, unsold.

Hope you get some sucker to buy for $10K over....PT Barnham was right!....There's a sucker born every minute.....so that being said, if anyone wants an M5 for only $5K over, let me know. I'll contact BMW of Eugene, buy the car from them and then sell it for $5K over. I suppose you could eliminate the middle man and buy directly from BMW of Eugene for MSRP, but it's more fun paying over MSRP.

:rolleyes:
Either YOU or your dealer is full of sh!t. There are currently 47 available M5s in status 3 inventory... with 23 in status 2 "Dealer Use" status. Far from thousands as you and so many others are trying to claim.

If your in a sh!ty market... or have been sitting on a M5 list for the last several years... then you could get one at or near MSRP. BUT... there are and will be people paying $10-30k over sticker for some time. Just wait until the M6 comes out... they could go for $50k over.

It is the law of supply and demand. It has nothing to do with being a sucker. Get over yourself. Some people find their time more valuable then searching the globe for what they want and they are willing to pay what their market dictates. Simple as that.

As for those of you that are actually delusional enough to think that you will be able to buy an M5 for under MSRP... on a regular basis... I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you. Of course there will be the exceptions to the rule... but I can tell you that I know of several dealerships in SoCal that NEVER sold a single M5 (previous gen) for a penny under MSRP.

Jim in Oregon
12-06-2005, 10:45 PM
Fine....you are right....I'm full of it, I guess. Funny I had no trouble buying 3 new E46 M3's and a new E39 M5 for invoice + $2K in the last 3 years...all from BMW of Eugene. If the So Cal people have lots of money to burn and can't waste their time searching for a car, then more power to them and more power to the dealers. I figure $8K normal profit on an M5 and then $30K over...*****, I think I'll come out of retirement and just sell M5's...he he


I'm jealous of all those So Cal rich people.....at least I'll never run into them when I'm shopping at Walmart.....he he.

SpeedFreak!
12-06-2005, 10:51 PM
Fine....you are right....I'm full of it, I guess. Funny I had no trouble buying 3 new E46 M3's and a new E39 M5 for invoice + $2K in the last 3 years...all from BMW of Eugene. If the So Cal people have lots of money to burn and can't waste their time searching for a car, then more power to them and more power to the dealers. I figure $8K normal profit on an M5 and then $30K over...*****, I think I'll come out of retirement and just sell M5's...he he


I'm jealous of all those So Cal rich people.....at least I'll never run into them when I'm shopping at Walmart.....he he.


:rofl: Like I said... sh!ty market. Be happy... if the people from SoCal spent the time and energy to go up there and buy their M cars... you would no longer get these "great deals" because your market would no longer be sh!ty. :D

Strom
12-07-2005, 07:09 PM
Just took delivery of my M5 Sunday. While I do live in SoCal I definately wasn't willing to pay over MSRP so I ended up buying it from Markel in Nebraska. Same place I got my E46 M3 3 years ago.

chuck92103
12-07-2005, 07:11 PM
M5's are very sweet rides.

No shame in paying MSRP or a little more for these fine gems.

Enjoy! :thumbup: