[g2envy]

BIMMERPOST / Classifieds

Asking Price:

USD 799.00

Item Interest

This is not my daily driver so if I get interest in it soon I can leave it at home so no more miles are added. I've payed below MSRP for this car, while most dealers are still charging a $5k-$10k+ markup. Contract Details: 10k mi/yr Maturity Date: 12/24/2020. Buyout is currently $53,637.58, you are welcome to buy it out but you must do the assumption first. You can email me at khurram.tai@gmail.com if you require more info.

Down Payment: $5500 (plus you pay for the transfer fee)
Payment: $799 + tax
Current Miles: 1,020
Miles Remaining: 28,980

Just to save everyone the trouble, the down payment and transfer fee is non-negotiable. If you've done any research on this car you know this is one hell of a deal. Thank You.

[g2envy]

Sorry forgot to mention that the car is located in Orange County, CA.

[thebmw]

So you are asking for the same price you bought it for minus a few monthly payments? BTW, most dealers are not 10K over MSRP anymore. And most intelligent buyers didn't pay 10K over MSRP even when the dealers were asking for it.

[714_2er]

Originally Posted by thebmw

So you are asking for the same price you bought it for minus a few monthly payments? BTW, most dealers are not 10K over MSRP anymore. And most intelligent buyers didn't pay 10K over MSRP even when the dealers were asking for it.

Debbie downer

[thebmw]

Originally Posted by 714_2er

Debbie downer

Just trying to help the OP. Used 2018's are going in the low to mid 50's at the dealers. Used 2016's are in the 40's. So at about 60K total, is that really "one hell of a deal"? I don't know, maybe.

[CAMOETO]

Originally Posted by thebmw

Just trying to help the OP. Used 2018's are going in the low to mid 50's at the dealers. Used 2016's are in the 40's. So at about 60K total, is that really "one hell of a deal"? I don't know, maybe.

Agreed, this is not just a forum for the sellers. When a seller makes a statement like "one hell of a deal", or "most dealers are still charging a $5k-$10k+ markup", it's within reason to post fair and on-point comments if they are helpful to either the buyer or the seller.

For example, one of the dealers near my house that is never good on pricing now has 4 M2s in stock with MSRP being the asking price.

[thebmw]

Originally Posted by CAMOETO

Agreed, this is not just a forum for the sellers. When a seller makes a statement like "one hell of a deal", or "most dealers are still charging a $5k-$10k+ markup", it's within reason to post fair and on-point comments if they are helpful to either the buyer or the seller.

For example, one of the dealers near my house that is never good on pricing now has 4 M2s in stock with MSRP being the asking price.

Thank you for that comment. Honest help and discussions are what the forums are about.

BTW, SE MI is great for domestic car deals, but I found them to be horrible for BMW deals.