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Crown BMW

3902 W Wendover Ave
Greensboro, NC 27407
(888) 661-3831

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Flow BMW

2565 Peters Creek Pkwy
Winston-Salem, NC 27127
(888) 307-0594

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528i in Charlotte: by seabassttu on Sat Apr 19 20:09:36 PDT 2008; Hello all, need some help on the following for a 528i in Charlotte, NC. Black 528i, premium package with black leather, heated seats, iPod and xenon. MSRP 49,075 Selling price of 47.075 36 month lease with 10K a year $1,116 down (includes first payment) $684 a month. This seems really high to me - rookie here and would really appreciate some advice. Thanks.

528i in Charlotte: by seabassttu on Sat Apr 19 20:07:28 PDT 2008; Hello all, need some help on the following for a 528i in Charlotte, NC. Black 528i, premium package with black leather, heated seats, iPod and xenon. MSRP 49,075 Selling price of 47.075 36 month lease with 10K a year $1,116 down (includes first payment) $684 a month. This seems really high to me - rookie here and would really appreciate some advice. Thanks.

Re: Got my 335i this pass weekend [ekang]: by guy1974 on Fri Sep 14 05:30:21 PDT 2007; Hi, the sales price looks high as you are paying just about $1000 less than MSRP. The wagon is rarer but for a 2007 (sure it isn`t a 2008 if ordered now - unless from inventory) I would expect around $1000 above invoice. Also I am from NC, you only pay tax on the lease payments and the money you put down so I don`t see why you are paying almsot $1200 upfront. My 2007 328i sedan 36 months, 15K a year is $466 a year and had a similar sales price. I bought from Leith BMW in Raleigh, where in NC are you?

Re: Got my 335i this pass weekend [tigerkitty]: by ekang on Tue Sep 11 17:21:42 PDT 2007; 2007 BMW 328i Sports Wagon Base MSRP: $34,200 Destination $775 Monoco Blue Metallic $475 Automatic Transmission $1275 Premium Package $3,250 Total MSRP as Equipped: $39,975 Sales Price $38,879 NC Taxes $1,167 Documentation $398 NC Registration & Title $74 Total Investment: $40,518 Money factor: 00295 36 mos. X 10K miles: $1828 due at signing(includes first months payment) $593 payment hi. thanks. I'm sorry i must look like an idiot but could use help here. this seems high to me. can anyone tell me if this is a good deal or not? THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR HELP!!!

525i CPO Pricing/Advice: by wbb56 on Fri Feb 09 09:59:22 PST 2007; I'm looking at a 2005 CPO 525i w/ 47k miles. The car is loaded--Premiun package, Navigation, park sensors, sunshades, BMW assist, Sat radio prep, etc.. My local dealer has it priced at $39,995 which I think is very high, even for CPO vehicle. What is a fair price for this vehcile? (my thinking is $32k-$34k). Are there any concerns over the mileage? I have seen clean CarFax and AutoCheck reports. It was corporate lease vehicle. Thank you very much!

Re: Good Deal in NY/NJ Metro [crzycool22]: by lsmb on Mon Jan 15 03:02:10 PST 2007; BMW seems to go up to about 3% discount before corporate discounts or other terms (like e.g. trade-ins). So, discount looks standard for ordered vehicle. Deposit seems high, I had to put down $1000 for a fully loaded 550i in Chapel Hill, NC. However, since you get it back when the car arrives, the "damage" is only of temporary nature. I too was told, that a a specific lease offer expires after 60 days, which is roughly the time it takes to get the car here. So, the timing of locking the best rate in is relevant, since you will be protected against hikes and benefit from lower rates as long as you are in the 60 day window. All bets seem to be off after that. Good luck!

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