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Re: help 535xi pricing assistance--HELP! [gnok1032]: by ommdbmw on Wed Mar 12 05:12:32 PDT 2008; Where did you get this deal at only $450 over invoice? The site allows you to post dealership name, city and state I believe. Fantastic deal!

Re: Need Advise / Help - Money Factor [topspin628]: by atb84 on Sun Sep 16 10:31:15 PDT 2007; Hello Topsin628. I'm thinking we should keep in touch for I'm going through a similar process. Reviewing the numbers you show a couple messages back I'm a bit troubled however. According to Edmunds, you're invoice should be more $76,815 (assuming the following options: lux. seating, convenience pckg., sirius radio and destination). Check it out. Now you may be fine with that, but I'd be concerned with the integrity of the salesman/dealer if he/she has told you the invoice is one thing and its actually another. I'd try to find out which is true. Either way, you're doing better than me. On a 750Li listed in the VA/DC/MD area for $87,920, 10k mi/yr; the dealers first offer was: sales price $83,120 (not incl. rebate of 3500), $8084.21 down, and $1084.21/mth ($1105.95/mth for 12k mi/yr). He's at least $2k over invoice. I'm not even sure I want to counter b/c I feel its an insult. I'm working w/ 2 others and should get numbers from them tomorrow. I'll keep you posted. Please do the same. Good luck. Anyone else, please feel free to comment, advice, etc.

Tax Question: by smithre4 on Fri Jan 04 09:14:21 PST 2008; Posted this over at bimmerfest, but figured I'd also cross post. In some states, tax is calculated based on the use of the car. For those states, when you want to roll the tax into the payment, the calculation is simple: [(Monthly Depreciation Charge) + (Interest Charge)] * (Sales Tax) = Monthly Tax Charge But what about states (like MD) where the tax is based on the selling price of the car? How do you determine the tax if you are rolling it into the payment? Is it simply: (Sales Tax) * (Selling Price) / (Term) = Monthly Tax Charge I think it wouldn't be like that since if it is going into the monthly payment you'd have to pay some sort of interest charge, but I'm not sure how to calculate it? Any pointers? Thanks in advance. Ross

lease 335i deal..Good?: by lunchbox22 on Mon Oct 15 04:01:27 PDT 2007; Hi. Wondering what you think of these numbers on a 2008 335i sedan? MSRP 49870 Price 47145 36 mos 15k per year Rate .00220 residual .61 acquis fee 775 fees: 318.00 5% md tax 2362.00 Total upfront: 3600. $650 per month I have negotiated acquisition fee to 625 and elimination of the training fee, but not applied to these numbers. Thanks,

Lease factor for 328xi Sedan: by pucelle on Tue Oct 30 07:33:11 PDT 2007; I'm looking at leasing a custom 2008 328xi Sedan here in the DC Metro area. I know that I have to put 5% down in order to order it but I wanted to know if I am supposed to negotiate the price before it gets here or afterwards. Also, I wanted to know about the lease factor for this model for this area (VA, MD, DC). The MSRP is $34,300 + 12,298 (options) + 775 (deliver) to equal a total MSRP of $47,373. I was thinking about 36 or 48 months at 10k or 12k miles.

2008 models: by michael2003 on Thu Jun 28 04:47:45 PDT 2007; When are the 2008 models expected out? Wouldn't this be the time to get the best deal on any existing 2007's?

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