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[AYounglove10]

Hey guys,
I am searching for a new 09 m3 coupe with minimal option.
Mainly mdct and premium package are all that I am looking for.
Does anyone know what kind of deal and monthly payment I can come to expect?
I was looking to do finance or bmw select.

Here's my situation.
Normally, an m3 would be out of my price range.
However with all the deals everyone is getting I am looking to see what I can take advantage of.
I'd even be willing to go to a sedan if I can keep my payments around 600 a month.
I am expecting around 6-7k on my trade in and looking to put around 2500 down.
Is this payment goal at all possible?
Any input would be much appreciated

[Feli_330i]

If you do a regular finance for an E90 with DCT and Premium Pkg
Trade in: $7,000 + $2,500 Down

You should be looking at $925 a month.
With balloon payment AKA. BMW Select
Should be $634 a moth.

This is all based on an MSRP of $61K with a 2.9% APR. So if you get a good deal close to invoice and you do BMW Select you should be able to have payments a little bit under $600 a month.



EDIT: added APR

[igom3]

That would be hard to acomplish. I got Euro Delivery car 62K including tax 7K down $987.00 a mont with current 2.9% financing. Maybe an 08 if you can find the car that is not loaded.

[Technic]

Originally Posted by AYounglove10

Hey guys,
I am searching for a new 09 m3 coupe with minimal option.
Mainly mdct and premium package are all that I am looking for.
Does anyone know what kind of deal and monthly payment I can come to expect?
I was looking to do finance or bmw select.

Here's my situation.
Normally, an m3 would be out of my price range.
However with all the deals everyone is getting I am looking to see what I can take advantage of.
I'd even be willing to go to a sedan if I can keep my payments around 600 a month.
I am expecting around 6-7k on my trade in and looking to put around 2500 down.
Is this payment goal at all possible?
Any input would be much appreciated

That's a 2009 M3 Coupe (M-DCT, Premium, non-metallic) at $64875 MRSP.

Only combining Select Financing and Euro Delivery you will be able to get a 2009 Coupe (M-DCT and Premium, non-metallic) for around $580 a month. An M3 Sedan will be some $40-$50 cheaper per month.

Otherwise, you will be looking at the $10xx range monthly payment (after a $4000 discount from MSRP for example) straight finance at 2.9% at 60 months or with the Select Payment at some low $600 with a balloon of 34%.

My opinion, if you do not want to wait for Euro Delivery a 2009 M3 Sedan with those options and the Select Program 2.9% at 60 months is your only ticket for the below $600 payment bracket, and that is if you can get as close to invoice as possible.

[MAZNG]

maybe an 08 is the way to go as there seems to be a $7500 rebate on remianing new stock. GL