Anyway of ordering a 2010 m3 with .9 financing?

[1cleanm6]

Im ready to buy however i dont want to purchase an 09 so late into the year i would much rather get an 2010 unless its heavily discounted. Ive already talked to my SA and he told me he can get me an 09 m3 for discount, however they dont have alpine white m3's left and he cant even get one(none left new). So i dont want to purchase a 2009 if its not going to be something i like...

So i looked into a 2010(and got him to do it for 200 over invoice if i order),
However i really want the .9 financing.

WHAT DO I DO...ahhhh

I already know what option i want:
AW
Red interior
DCT
Tech Package
19" wheels

msrp comes out to about 67

If i can get the .9 financing on a 2010 i would place an order RIGHT NOW

[1cleanm6]

Base MSRP $57,850
Alpine White $0
Fox Red Novillo Leather $950
Titanium Shadow trim $0
Technology Package $3,250
19" Forged and polished Double Spoke wheels (Style 220M) with mixed tires $1,200
M Double-clutch Transmission with Drivelogic $2,900
Destination & Handling: $825
Total MSRP as Built $66,975

[Cabinetman]

Originally Posted by Boosted335

Base MSRP $57,850
Alpine White $0
Fox Red Novillo Leather $950
Titanium Shadow trim $0
Technology Package $3,250
19" Forged and polished Double Spoke wheels (Style 220M) with mixed tires $1,200
M Double-clutch Transmission with Drivelogic $2,900
Destination & Handling: $825
Total MSRP as Built $66,975

Don't forget the $1300 Gas Guzzler Tax.

[SpencerM3]

I'm sure you could find .9 somewhere, but not through BMW Financial.

What LA dealer gave you $200 over invoice?

[JCtx]

Originally Posted by Cabinetman

Don't forget the $1300 Gas Guzzler Tax.

Yep, no discount on that one, so you're talking over $68K now .

[emesdub]

Originally Posted by SpencerM3

What LA dealer gave you $200 over invoice?

+1... i'd like to know this also

[1cleanm6]

century west bmw

[Vic55]

The 0.9% is a subvented rate where BMW the factory participates with BMWFS. Obviously its created to move older units so the dealers can get ready for the 2010's.

I dont see the 0.9% happening on 2010's until later in the model year. As for getting 0.9% from a normal bank, good luck. That rate is lower than their cost of funds and they dont move metal like BMW. I have not seen one bank outside of a Captive Financing company throw down rates like that. BofA is competitive right now in the mid to high 3's based on loan to value, amount financed, and other parameters. This would be a dealer offered rate as direct BofA wont be so giving.

[Angry3]

Originally Posted by Vic55

The 0.9% is a subvented rate where BMW the factory participates with BMWFS. Obviously its created to move older units so the dealers can get ready for the 2010's.

I dont see the 0.9% happening on 2010's until later in the model year. As for getting 0.9% from a normal bank, good luck. That rate is lower than their cost of funds and they dont move metal like BMW. I have not seen one bank outside of a Captive Financing company throw down rates like that. BofA is competitive right now in the mid to high 3's based on loan to value, amount financed, and other parameters. This would be a dealer offered rate as direct BofA wont be so giving.

+1, the odds of anyone getting .9 from an outside lender are less than 0. .9 will quite possibly be available on 2010 M3s in about...12 months

[SpencerM3]

Originally Posted by Boosted335

century west bmw

Funny, I’ve heard some good things about Century West here, I always thought they were crap, guess I’m wrong.

I use Bob Smith BMW.

[1cleanm6]

Originally Posted by SpencerM3

Funny, I’ve heard some good things about Century West here, I always thought they were crap, guess I’m wrong.

I use Bob Smith BMW.

century west bmw rocks...i highly recommend them...

Best service(talk to bill evans)

or sales...they dont waste ur time they get st8 to the point..

As far as .9 financing with an outside lender, i know thats impossible!!

Hm looks like i should go with an 09