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Chapman BMW Chandler

7455 W Orchid Ln
Chandler, AZ 85226
(480) 344-4269

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BMW North Scottsdale

18018 N Scottsdale Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85054
(480) 538-6464

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Chapman BMW on Camelback

830 E Camelback Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85014
(602) 308-4269

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Mesa, AZ BMW Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Just Leased 2009 328i Sedan [bberke]: by cdnpinhead on Mon Oct 26 10:33:12 PDT 2009; . . .why are there so many posts wondering if you got a good deal when you should be asking before the deal is consummated. Amen. I wonder the same thing every time I see such posts, and they are legion.

Re: A little help please [g37hopefully]: by cdnpinhead on Mon Oct 12 06:48:09 PDT 2009; We could probably help you back into this if the options you're getting were listed, including the color (most colors cost extra).

Re: Current MF and Residual for 328i Sportwagon [gone4aride]: by cdnpinhead on Tue Jan 27 17:58:38 PST 2009; You have two choices: 1) Go to message #2137 in this discussion and follow the suggestions 2) Wait for CarMan to answer your questions One's quicker than the other. Good luck.

Re: European Delivery? [AggieKnight]: by cdnpinhead on Mon Dec 29 08:19:50 PST 2008; Couple things: 1) BMW motorcycles are referred to as Beemers. BMW cars are Bimmers. 2) Some dealers are very willing to work with you on ED cars. You need to look up the European invoice price and work up from that. Some stores are willing to do a deal for $500 - $1000 above European invoice. Yours may or may not be one of them. You may need to throw a fairly wide net. There's a board devoted entirely to BMW European Delivery. Go to the list of 3-series discussions, and I think you'll find it. You can save many thousands of dollars if you're willing to do your research & take possession of the car wherever you need to in order to get a good price. Good luck.

Re: 2009 328i sports wagon [bcampbell001]: by cdnpinhead on Wed Dec 17 07:09:44 PST 2008; In the "go to msg #" box, put in 2137 & have a look. Some of what's there is outdated (the $625 fee is now $725, for example), but it may help you. The most important thing there is how to find the lease MFs & residuals on Bimmerfest. For either car you're interested in (328 wagon) the MF is 0.002 and the residual is 58% for 36 months & 15K miles. Go all the way to the bottom, and there's other useful stuff -- formulas, definitions, etc. I used to be interested in a wagon also, and I see it's still the same -- the wagon has the highest MF and lowest residual of any of the 328s. The sedan and coupe have better numbers, but I wanted a wagon. Good luck.

Re: 335i in NorCal [driverboy]: by cdnpinhead on Sat Oct 04 19:38:32 PDT 2008; What's done is done. Enjoy your new car (as if. . .). Good luck.

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