[five3three]

Originally Posted by Esteban15

talking about 'cocky' I hear people post such greats deals off of numbers all the time....and then you find out there monthly lease or monthly purchase price is way high...its more then just what a great deal i got on the dealer MSRP when i financed my car...as for ED delivery..the best by far is Volvo...they pay for your airline roundtrip and one night hotel stay..but then again its a Volvo...and the 2500 under MSRP you state...great...and as for stick and stones...i take that from the source....

I was referring to the way you phrased your post when nobody was discussing price. Plus, you wanted somebody to "beat my price" in your words, which I did.

Yes, sometimes the dollar amount off is offset by higher rates, etc which make something not a good deal. However, in my case I'm a little smarter than that so I made sure I only paid the minimum rates with no markups. Therefore, my dollars off actually was not offset by anything else.

Yes, Volvo has a good program, but at the end of the day, you end up with a Volvo. I have so many frequent flyer miles that I won't miss burning 60k of them for a trip to Munich.

I don't understand what you mean by the stick and stones and source part so can't comment about that.

[lichenlt]

Originally Posted by Esteban15

beat my price...$2000 under MSRP...stateside delivery...waiting?

Originally Posted by Esteban15

check the price of MPA that is at the port...600 plus labor for the mc mirror caps
300 plus for kidney..and 600 for the steel pedals...forget that..I got more options loaded on the car....i got almost all the options possible...and I mean ALL...and my price out the door will be 48.300....got to love my deal...and yes I ain't going to Europe for an ED...you can keep that headache..but enjoy if you are...

only $2000? I thought you said in another thread (quoted above) that you got a fully loaded M235i for $48300. Now based on bmwusa.com, fully loaded would be $54950, even the ED MSRP comes out to be $51985, so not $3500-$6500 off depending on which MSRP you were referring to, only $2000?

[five3three]

Originally Posted by lichenlt

only $2000? I thought you said in another thread (quoted above) that you got a fully loaded M235i for $48300. Now based on bmwusa.com, fully loaded would be $54950, even the ED MSRP comes out to be $51985, so not $3500-$6500 off depending on which MSRP you were referring to, only $2000?

He had a 50300 msrp for 48300 which is still good composted to what some others have gotten. It was a stretch to say ALL options rather should have said most of the major options.

I had a 50450 build offered for 47950 domestic or 45424 for ED. I had another dealer offer to beat any lowest price I had but he was a day too late.

Me, I am happy to provide anyone the info so as to get a good deal just is an east coast dealer.

[five3three]

Originally Posted by 949

i was curious to know when the first cars are going to land at a dealership in america?

Back to the original topic at hand. They are already showing up at dealerships Can't wait to take a test drive (even though I've already ordered!)

[lichenlt]

Originally Posted by five3three

I had another dealer offer to beat any lowest price I had but he was a day too late.
Me, I am happy to provide anyone the info so as to get a good deal just is an east coast dealer.

Yeah I never understood the secrecy about dealer contact, that is, if you've already placed your order.

Oh man, you found one that's willing to offer lower? east coast dealers are so awesome!

[five3three]

Originally Posted by lichenlt

Yeah I never understood the secrecy about dealer contact, that is, if you've already placed your order.

Oh man, you found one that's willing to offer lower? east coast dealers are so awesome!

Not sure if it's an east coast thing but around DC, there are 6 dealerships within 10-20 miles and even more further out in the suburbs so competition has to be fierce.

[lichenlt]

Originally Posted by five3three

Not sure if it's an east coast thing but around DC, there are 6 dealerships within 10-20 miles and even more further out in the suburbs so competition has to be fierce.

makes sense, but there's an exception, there are a lot of dealerships in CA too, however, there are too many rich ppl around them too (esp. Bay area), which makes them not willing to negotiate or to offer competitive pricing.

[949]

now im very curious what dealership and prices are you guys getting around socal?


if you care to share;

dealership name:
the msrp:
the invoice price:
your price:
lease or purchase:

[Esteban15]

called one dealer..said was interested..do you have any...said..just sold one for two thousand above sticker...I said have a nice day...depends on part of country..competition between dealers...if you wait price could go down..but demand may be high so will not...BMW pushing with great ads..even on Olympics..GO BMW....always suggest try...truecar.com.....for your area..a good dealer could beat that price too...

[Esteban15]

deposit...are most having to give deposits...usually how much?