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BMW of Bridgeport

43 North Ave
Bridgeport, CT 06606
(800) 431-2001

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Continental BMW of Darien

140 Ledge Rd
Darien, CT 06820
(203) 656-1804

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BMW of Ridgefield

746 Danbury Rd
Ridgefield, CT 06877
(877) 233-0462

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Competition BMW of Smithtown

599 Middle Country Rd
Saint James, NY 11780
(631) 265-2208

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BMW of North Haven

610 Washington Ave
North Haven, CT 06473
(203) 239-7272

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Habberstad BMW

945 E Jericho Turnpike
Huntington Station, NY 11746
(631) 271-7177

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Bridgeport, CT BMW Car Consumer Discussions

no title: by gardis on Fri Dec 26 12:14:04 PST 2008; They have increased their market share by over 30%?? Then maybe you can explain this to me: I saw a 2008 535i at a dealer in Bridgeport CT, has 28K miles, asking price was $42995, dropped it to $39995, and the car has been sitting on the lot since SEPTEMBER, and I know that for a fact because I've been watching it since September. So how are they selling so many cars if that's the case. I'd buy it myself except my budget is $35K for a CPO 5 series.

Re: Sticker Question [mvs1]: by tb0622 on Wed Jul 06 10:26:21 PDT 2005; mvs1 - never heard back from you on post 897. Anyway, I decided to lease and trade in on my 2000 323i. Was originally going to buy, but decided leasing would offer greater flexibility. While I didn't drive to Bridgeport (too far from my home), I did the go to Darien, Greenwich, Ridgefield and Endurance (NY) to look at X3 3.0. Ridgefield BMW gave me the best deal for the lease and my trade in. The pre-owned manager went above and beyond on the trade in ($2000 better than all others), and at the end of 39 months I will have spent $200 less than any other deal offered. Normally you'd expect whatever they give on the trade, they make on the sale/lease - not the case. Ridgefield had the best deal, hands down. Darien offered a good lease deal, but came up short on the trade in. And just a quick plug - Ridgefield is the only BMW Center of Excellence in CT for Service and Sales. Ridgefield BMW gave this consumer a great deal - and I don't have to watch them peddling their cars Sunday morning on TV! :)

Re: Sticker Question [skih]: by mvs1 on Tue Jul 05 06:15:32 PDT 2005; Hello skih, I'd agree with the poster above. Most stickers fall off over time. It could also be a vehicle that has been taken on a test drive and the sticker removed for safety reasons. Just out of curiousity have you checked out an X3 with Mauro motors or BMW of Bridgeport? I found Ridgefield BMW to be the least likely to make a good deal for the consumer, especially an X3.

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