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72.9k msrp, negotiated price a good amount.
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I bought from Alderson European Motors in Lubbock, TX. With that said, this was their only '08 M3 left. I already asked.
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Did you deal with Gary Hays? I live in Amarillo and am trying to work a deal with him. They do have an 08 sedan left, but it's pretty bare bones... |
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03-19-2009, 08:56 PM | #54 |
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When does this rebate end?
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Either way it is a great deal OP (even for a launch car) ..... and so is the deal that a poster pulled off for 15K+ (off MSRP) on a DCT equipped car .. is also equally amazing. Those are tough to locate and even more difficult to negotiate since it opens up that car to a much larger market than the traditional manual ('08 DCT sedans sold out almost by Oct '08 ... to give you an idea of how versatile they were). Enjoy in good health my friend ... and don't forget how lucky you are ... EDIT: I missed Melbourne Red (metallic paint) ... add $500 bringing the '09 invoice total to $61,395 Last edited by M3-DCT; 03-20-2009 at 12:41 PM.. Reason: missed an option |
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The $7500 rebate is offered by BMW. Does that have an affect on the dealer? Reason I ask is because i was offered $12k off $67200 = $55200 2008 M3 coupe. It has the following:
Premium package, Tech, cold weather, park distance control, prem sound, and metallic paint. I couldn't find the '08 invoice pricing, so I used the '09 instead. And their price not including the $7500 rebate ($62700) is still over invoice price. Not to mention, the car has 2100 miles on it and has been on the lot for about a year now. |
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Don't you think that perhaps an offer starting south of $49,900 will be a much better idea? After all, if you substract the $7500 from your $55,200 then you will be around where you are supposed to start your offer considering the mileage of that M3 and its current MY2008 sales/tank situation.. |
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03-20-2009, 09:32 PM | #60 |
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I called 8 dealers in the NY, NJ and CT area - they all said that they "have never heard about such a crazy rebate - who ever is saying these things are making up stories on their own", one dealer told me "you probably wanted to dial in the number for the Infiniti dealer and you dialed the BMW dealer # by mistake"....hilarious!
P.s> I told all dealers that I was only interested in an 08 M3 and a very serious buyer who has cash ready I think its time y ou guys woke up and not go crazy over something that has ABSOLUTELY NO BASE!!! ***I even got a PM from one of the guys here who read my earlier post and did not understand that I was just kidding and asked me "which online survey did you fill up to get the free M3 - can you please PM me more info?"...I mean jeez! wake up people.... |
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03-20-2009, 10:04 PM | #61 |
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just picked up my M3 today
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=110364815862 I doubt my dealer made it up to impress me, and I also doubt that they were willing to take a $15,000 loss from the invoice to the selling price. Again, I posted the info in an attempt to help others, not to gain acceptance. I could post a copy of the sales invoice, but I'm sure someone would accuse me of making it in MS Paint. As for the equipment on the car, it's listed below: *Melbourne Red Metallic *Beige Novillo Extended Leather *Premium Package *Technology Package *19" Wheels *iPod & USB Adapter *HD Radio *Satellite Radio *Enhanced Premium Sound The invoice price that I quoted was directly from the dealer. He had no problem showing me what invoice was on the car. Their first offer was invoice less the $7,500. I showed them the auction that I won on eBay, and the GM said he'd match it. Again, this is most likely not going to be a deal that's just offered up front, and I have said all along that even with the rebate this is still a rare deal to be had. Most dealers do not want to take the added lost past invoice and the $7500 rebate. Trevor
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Now the 20K off the OP got .. is really .. really .. something ... and well it just makes me recall the statement .. "if it's prob. too good to be true .. it just may be ...". Not saying it didn't happen ... but if the dealer was that desperate to get rid it .. KNOWING that all he needed to do was re-advertise the car for 58K on the internet .. to generate so much buzz ... I wouldn't be surprised if there was a hidden agenda! Nonetheless .. I am a paranoid freak when it comes to super expensive gadgets .. so my fears are probably .. well .. just fears. But don't count on getting such a deal. I would still say 12-15K of MSRP should be doable. Also note that borrowing costs are very low (for businesses) and the stock market, housing market and consumer sentiment may be turning a corner .. and with summer driving season approaching many dealers may be hoping they can pull off a better deal. Also note that unlike lease deals .. trunk money can be pocketed by the dealer before it expires. All they do is punch the car .. reporting it as sold and get the money. However, the warranty clock starts then. I was able to almost get in to a Z4 M coupe a couple of years ago for 19K of MSRP (with 12K trunk money) this way. So do keep searching .. the longer you wait .. typically the better the deal. Good luck ... ! |
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There are some dealers that don't sell cars on the internet. My dealer has never listed a car on eBay.
Sorry for trying to help. The $7500 rebate doesn't actually exist, and I paid sticker for my car. There, now everyone can go back to thinking it never happened. Trevor
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the monthly payments would have been less with the 7500+ to the price but with the 0.9% financing we were seeing (and those cars weren't used) |
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