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Re: Lease notes from my experience with BMW [gplayerjr]: by blueguydotcom on Fri Mar 14 09:54:46 PDT 2008; It's the client advisor that will teach you how to use your BMW properly, assist with service issues, as well as keeping you "completely satisfied" as an owner I doubt you mean teach the owner to hit the apex correctly. I spent a grand total of about 5 minutes with my salesperson for the delivery of my first e46. My e90, I talked with the smartly dressed German guy at the ED center for maybe two minutes. Anything I need to know I get from reading the manual. I have zero interest in listening to someone tell me how to tune a radio. As for service, I don't and never will contact a salesperson about service as he has nothing to do with it. You call service for a service appointment, not a salesguy. take the time to get to know my client and develop a professional business relationship My SA on my first 3 series spent two test drives with me - first a 325i 5MT ZSP. He called me a few weeks later when they got a 330i with 6 MT into stock. We unwrapped what would end up my 330i 6MT ZHP and drove it. The deal was done in about 1.5-2 hours including the detailing/prep of the car. I brought my bro-in-law to him, they drove a 325i 5MT ZSP and it was all done in under 2 hours. For my ED, I called him, got the price and that was that, In total I've spent maybe 5-6 hours around Jim. That's a perfect professional relationship...I come to him, tell him what I want, get it and pay him. I don't call him about service, about issues or really anything. I call him if I need to buy a car or if I am helping a friend buy a BMW. And now that he's retired, I'm stuck trying to find a decent SA for my next purchase. If I go ED again, I will probably call a guy from Bimmerfest as I know I can get the fast, no hassle, no "so what do you do for a living?" junk.

Re: 335i coupe MT 24 or 36 month lease - please help [frommx5tomz3]: by Car_man on Mon Nov 05 04:00:50 PST 2007; You're very welcome, Jack. BMW Financial Services' November buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2008 335i Coupe with 15,000 miles per year are .00235 and 68%, respectively. The numbers for an otherwise identical 36 month lease are .00235 and 58%. Using the prices that you mentioned in your post, an MSRP of $45,859 and a selling price of $43,800, I estimate that this car's zero down, pre-tax 24 month payment would be around $702. the payment for an otherwise identical 36 month lease would be around $644. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum

335i coupe MT 24 or 36 month lease - please help: by frommx5tomz3 on Mon Oct 29 05:22:54 PDT 2007; CarMan (and anyone else who wants to help), Thank you for all of the help you have provided over the years to me and others. I am back in the market and looking at a BMW 335 coupe and would like to know the base MF and residual for a manual transmission 335 coupe for both 24 and 36 months assuming 15K miles per year. If you want to go ahead and figure payments for me in Dallas, TX, I wouldn't complain. I would also love an opinion on price, but for a starting point, I will assume MSRP of $45,859 (including destination) and a Purchase Price of $43,800 + TTL. Thanks in advance for your assistance. --Jack

Re: New 328i [johnny420]: by johnny420 on Thu Sep 27 12:09:07 PDT 2007; "Hey all, I test drove a 328i at Bellevue BMW the other day at (and fell in love with it), sat down with the salesman and he offered the following price for a custom-ordered 2008 328i: $34,970 for a 6 MT sedan equipped with the sport package, Xenon headlights, Montego blue metallic paint and leather seats. No other options and the price is before TTL. Is this a decent deal? And what does the board think about buying versus leasing. I'd rather purchase and keep the car, but I know opinions are all over the place regarding long-term ownership of BMW's. Buying affords me much lower monthly payments. Thanks." No opinions on this at all?

New 328i: by johnny420 on Tue Sep 25 11:32:37 PDT 2007; Hey all, I test drove a 328i at Bellevue BMW the other day at (and fell in love with it), sat down with the salesman and he offered the following price for a custom-ordered 2008 328i: $34,970 for a 6 MT sedan equipped with the sport package, Xenon headlights, Montego blue metallic paint and leather seats. No other options and the price is before TTL. Is this a decent deal? And what does the board think about buying versus leasing. I'd rather purchase and keep the car, but I know opinions are all over the place regarding long-term ownership of BMW's. Buying affords me much lower monthly payments. Thanks.

Re: Military Purchase--is it a good deal? [britcrlvr]: by bds76 on Thu Sep 13 05:44:12 PDT 2007; Update-- Thanks to everyone who replied to my posts. I got sidetracked for awhile, but finally ordered a car a couple days ago. On a whim, I asked the military sales plan (MSP) dealer to remind me of how long it would be before I could get a production slot for a 335i. Fortuitiously, he had a cancellation and I now have a slot for an early November build. Specs: 335i, MT, Metallic Paint, Sport Package, Assist/Bluetooth, iPod adapter. MSRP: $44,300. MSP Price: 41875. Both including delivery. That as well as what seems to me to be a pretty quick build was enough for me. Can't wait for delivery! -b

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