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Originally Posted by scottomfg
It's true that you should be able to get a good discount on a 228 pretty easily, unlike the trouble people have had getting dealers to discount the 235. You can use Edmunds http://www.edmunds.com/tmv.html to find out the Invoice Price of your car (be sure to add about $250 to their invoice price for the MACO fee that is part of BMW's invoice price, but not included on Edmunds since it varies by region). A good deal would be about $500 over that price, and you can sleep soundly knowing you got a good deal. If you want to spend the time and energy to be even more aggressive, you can probably get a 228 for Invoice Price. |
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