bmwguynj said:2003 330i
Right now I can only get around $500 to $600 off MSRP, but the negotiation has only just begun. I am shooting for $1,000 to $1,500 off MSRP, which could be just wishful thinking.
Your help and comments will be much appreciated!
CD-55 said:For example on the 330i I just ordered, the dealer's first offer was only $1,600 over invoice, but I also got another quote for $2K+ over invoice.
atyclb said:
will TD ever forgive you for driving such a hideously ugly car?!?!?
:eeps: :eeps:
TD said:
He is getting the sport package on a 330i, so it could be a lot worse.
It's also hard to maintain strong negative feelings for inanimate objects. I mean, sure I don't care for the facelift, but I also don't care all that much anymore. It's not my problem.
Hell, CD-55 claims the E36 M3 never did anything for him, passion-wise, so we have to agree to disagree on certain things.
atyclb said:
Your unequivocal love for the 7er is not far behind!
I can feel it!
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bmwguynj said:I assume for a lease (first time leaser here), that I need to negotiate the best price possible and then get a Lease Worksheet? Then decided how much to put down to further reduce the monthly payments? ..SNIP...
bmwguynj said:I assume for a lease (first time leaser here), that I need to negotiate the best price possible and then get a Lease Worksheet? Then decided how much to put down to further reduce the monthly payments?
Any suggestions my fellow members? Your help is much appreciated. Unfortunately the BMW site is not yet updated for the 2003 prices.
Thanks!
bmwguynj said:I assume for a lease (first time leaser here), that I need to negotiate the best price possible and then get a Lease Worksheet? Then decided how much to put down to further reduce the monthly payments?
Any suggestions my fellow members? Your help is much appreciated. Unfortunately the BMW site is not yet updated for the 2003 prices.
Thanks!
Bearimmer said:Dude ordering that car is a pain for sales.. Somtimes people don't pick them up and leave a dud on the floor... If you can get 5-6 bills off msrp thats good... If you want that much off you will have to Haggle on the floor models.. Just my advice.
Bearimmer said:Dude ordering that car is a pain for sales.. Somtimes people don't pick them up and leave a dud on the floor... If you can get 5-6 bills off msrp thats good... If you want that much off you will have to Haggle on the floor models.. Just my advice.
DaveN323i said:
I am with TD here. :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:
Is this a salesperson?
bmwguynj said:2003 330i
Orient Blue
Gray Leather
Sports Package
Premium Package
Steptronic
Navigation System
Bi-Xenons
Alarm System
How much should I be shooting for off the MSRP for this lease?
Right now I can only get around $500 to $600 off MSRP, but the negotiation has only just begun. I am shooting for $1,000 to $1,500 off MSRP, which could be just wishful thinking.
Your help and comments will be much appreciated!
I have not even bothered adding up options to know MSRP for my ordered 330i. MSRP means nothing, invoice is key!Michael330 said:I got $2500 off MSRP but this was a special situation. Usually 1500 - 2000 off should be good.
This is the way I used to do it (trading the current car in against the new car), but then I realized that I trade in my car every 3 years or so (due to I want a new one) and their are better tax benefits when leasing through my company. So leasing is ideal in this situation.machmeter said:Save LOTS of money. Save the hassle. Save years of worrying about milage, etc. Save years of painful car payments.
Pay cash. Then, the cars is YOURS!