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10-17-2008, 04:20 PM | #1 |
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0.9% in November?
With so many 08 M3s still on the lot, what is the likelihood that the BMWFS rate stays at 0.9% through November? It wont look pretty if they have to park the 2009s right next to the 2008s. Any word on the ground?
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I don't know what inventory counts are nationally, but based on what I am reading, it seems still very high. Incentives will stick around until inventory numbers get lower. Economy isn't going to get better anytime soon. I would expect incentives to stay same or even get better to move the cars. Selection may become an issue at some point. It's sad to see them all sit, since these are great cars. Terrible time for BMW and auto industry as a whole.
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I can only wish they keep them 'til November. It is trickling down to the end of the year. Car manufacturers don't like to keep any current year after October. They loose money, as well as the dealers.
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