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Re: 2008 525 CPO with Prem Pkg [josehb]: by phylp on Mon Nov 16 09:28:45 PST 2009; Well, forgive me for being a beat behind in my recent reply. Congrats on a great deal!

Re: 2008 525 CPO with Prem Pkg [hospitalityusa]: by phylp on Mon Nov 16 08:52:28 PST 2009; Both prices are very good compared to what I saw in the Research Triangle NC area over the last couple of months, including non-CPO, for more than you describe. Query: If this is a trade-in deal, have they given you good value for the trade? Are you financing with BMW? Is there room to get an even better deal. . . ? Good luck.

Re: 2010 BMW 528 i xDrive [gmurthy]: by phylp on Tue Nov 10 12:45:47 PST 2009; Sounds like a really nice car. IMHO: I would say that starting out at $44k is worth a shot, but I suspect you will have to go higher to make a deal. In my experience, BMW dealers "protect resale values" by not going low on the sales price of new cars. Or, should I just say -- they are going to make a profit (and a good one). I have noticed recently excellent pricing on 2008 and 2009 certified, however, but not on new. Good luck!

Re: NEW '10 535Xi - good deal...or?! [335xict]: by phylp on Mon Nov 09 08:58:45 PST 2009; With the slump in auto sales, we are in a true "buyers" car market. Holding out for what you really want should pay off. Hang in there for a really great deal. You will know the great deal when you see it. On another note, depreciation is a bear right now. Buying a 2008 or 2009 that has already taken the first big hits makes sense. The allure of the "new" 2010 is surely strong, but a 2008 or 2009 with under 25,000 miles will be a huge bargain -- and you are likely to get all the extra features you desire. Just my two cents . . . hope it is helpful.

First Used Car/Concierge - Is it worth it?: by phylp on Wed Oct 28 12:29:46 PDT 2009; Yes, our first used car is a 2008 BMW 535i with 26,000 miles on the clock: NAV, Cold Weather and Premium Packages, those wonderful adjustable seats, etc. Certified. Paid $39,800. The dealer put on a brand new set of Goodyear Eagle tires, paid for a year of Sirius radio, provided new mats (carpet and heavy duty), did superb detailing, and also threw in several other nice things. Good buying experience overall. One tip -- the dealership tried to sell us a tire protection, road hazard package. Passed on that, went to a chain tire store, and bought their tire protection plan for $79. (We passed on the extended maintenace, which was offered at $2,100.) I have a question about the driver assist features. -- Has anyone purchased the optional $199 BMW concierge service? Do you find it worthwhile?

2009 328i quote: by packfan98 on Mon Oct 26 17:15:02 PDT 2009; I received the following lease quote for a 2009 328i (leather, premium package, 17" wheels, heated seats). 36 months/10,000 miles a year. I know the money factor is high and I am going to ask that it be reduced to BMW's current rate (I think it is .00220). Do the other amounts/figures look reasonable (in particular, the cap amount)? Thank you msrp 41050 residual 60% cap 36800 base monthly rental $476.22 NC monthly use tax $14.29 total monthly $490.51 Upfront $3000.51 ($490.51 1st payment, tag, title and cap reduction $2130) money factor .00285

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