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nicerdd

03-09-2007, 07:06 AM

I am interested in doing a Euro Delivery of a 335i and I am looking for some input as to a good price. This would be a 335i sedan, nonmetallic paint, MT, premium, cold weather, and sport packages. MSRP= $44,825. ED Confidential Wholesale Price= $38,830. I am also a BMW CCA member so I should be eligible for an additional $500 rebate. Hopefully this is enough information for those who care to assist. Thanks for any help and I can answer anything else if there is anything that I have omitted. Also, please feel free to correct me if either of my prices are wrong or if I am going to have difficulty with the BMWCCA rebate. For reference, I used the BMWUSA oruce configurator to determine the MSRP and addedd up pricing for ED from the MY07 Confidential Wholesale Price Sheet.

caveatesq

03-09-2007, 07:18 AM

nicerdd

03-09-2007, 07:27 AM

$1,200 or less over ED invoice. Keep in mind that the BMWCCA rebate is not relevant when negotiating your deal. It is a separate rebate that you apply for and receive AFTER taking delivery of your car and is paid by BMWNA and not your dealer.

Where abouts are you in NY? I have purchased 3 cars from Joe Segreti at Wide World of Cars in Spring Valley (including two recent EDs). He's a straight shooter and is very experienced with ED.

I live at the other end of the state west of Syracuse. Also, I realized that the rebate has nothing to do with the dealer. I was hopeing for feedback from people who could confirm that I am indeed eligible for this and that it is easy to apply for and receive. Keep the feedback coming!

caveatesq

03-09-2007, 07:30 AM

I live at the other end of the state west of Syracuse. Also, I realized that the rebate has nothing to do with the dealer. I was hopeing for feedback from people who could confirm that I am indeed eligible for this and that it is easy to apply for and receive. Keep the feedback coming!

Your eligiblity for the rebate is determined based in how long you have been a BMWCCA member at the time you take delivery of your car in Munich. You need to have been a member continiously for at least the 12 month period immediately preceding your pick up.

nicerdd

03-09-2007, 07:33 AM

Your eligiblity for the rebate is determined based in how long you have been a BMWCCA member at the time you take delivery of your car in Munich. You need to have been a member continiously for at least the 12 month period immediately preceding your pick up.

Thanks. I have been a member since 5/25/06. Just to clarify, I need to take delivery in Munich any time after 5/25/07. I won't get hasseled for ordering in March and then taking delivery in Munich in June. Right?

Raz5219

03-09-2007, 07:37 AM

Thanks. I have been a member since 5/25/06. Just to clarify, I need to take delivery in Munich any time after 5/25/07. I won't get hasseled for ordering in March and then taking delivery in Munich in June. Right?

No you won't get hasseled. Actually, if you put in a production application in March you probably won't even get a confirmed production date until Mid June anyway. They're pretty backed up around that time of year. But you can request a date even later than that if you want and it shouldn't be a problem.

nicerdd

03-09-2007, 06:30 PM

Anyone else on what a good price would be?

rmorin49

03-09-2007, 06:44 PM

$1000-$1500 over ED invoice is considered a fair deal.

iiask

03-10-2007, 12:02 AM

I'm appox. 30 days out from picking up my 335i (4/12). I ordered, SP, PP, Navi, Heated seats, comfort access, manual trans. I've added up the euro pricing and it is priced at $45,480. My dealer is giving the car to me for $44,480 (that includes the $1000 I put down to order the car). Is there anymore room for negotiating? I think this is invoice price right????

Oh yeah! I forgot the $475 for metallic paint.