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Driver, Doesn't look like much of a discount and no rebates according to Edmunds. I plugged in a Tampa Zip and went for a base model no options to get an idea. I would start out offering invoice and see how much you get bumped to get the deal done (if this is the car for you)

Might have to meet in Buffalo. Sounds like a good plan...we can cross at Buffalo or Detroit any way. So we drive down to Buffalo in the 335 and 535. My wife gets out of her 335 and into my 535 and we drive down to Florida. You hop into the 335 and drive it down to Tampa Florida. Then what, do you stay in the guest bedroom or are you the butler for 4 months? Or do we take you to Tampa airport for a trip back to NJ?

Here are the Top 10 Best-Selling Luxury Vehicles In America in 2010. I replied to the wrong post but here goes. First, about the number of Gennies in our area in Canada. We have 10% of the population so most things we should sell about 10% of your total sales. We lean toward less expensive and smaller cars in general. But surprisingly, the Gennie sells more proportionately in Canada than the U.S. So does the 3 Series BMW. I would say I see about 2 a week back home, and about the same in the Tampa area. The numbers after each model show sales in 2010, and 2009. Rank Luxury Vehicle 2010 2009 #1 BMW 3-Series 100,910 90,960 #2 Lexus RX 95,970 93,379 #3 Mercedes-Benz E-Class 60,922 43,072 #4 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 58,785 52,427 #5 Infiniti G 58,143 47,174 #6 Cadillac SRX 51,094 20,237 #7 Lexus ES 48,652 48,485 #8 Acura MDX 47,210 31,178 #9 Cadillac CTS 45,656 38,817 #10 BMW 5-Series 39,488 40,109 #11 BMW X5 35,776 27,071 #12 Audi A4 34,672 37,070 #13 Lexus IS 34,129 38,077 #14 Acura TL 34,049 33,620 #15 Acura TSX 32,076 28,650 #16 Mercedes-Benz M-Class 29,698 25,799 #17 Hyundai Genesis 29,122 21,889 #18 Cadillac Escalade 26,874 25,884 #19 Audi Q5 23,518 13,790 #20 Lincoln MKZ 22,535 22,081 #21 Lincoln MKX 21,932 21,433 #22 Mercedes-Benz GLK 20,946 21,944 #23 Mercedes-Benz GL-Class 19,943 15,012 #24 Cadillac DTS 18,640 17,330 #25 Lexus GX 16,450 6235 #26 Audi A5 16,379 9800 #27 Acura RDX 14,975 10,153 #28 Infiniti M 14,618 8501 #29 Lincoln MKS 14,417 17,174 #30 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 13,608 11,199 Here are the top 30 in Canada; Rank Luxury Vehicle 2010 2009 #1 BMW 3-Series 14,009 12,610 #2 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 8090 7317 #3 Lexus RX 7383 8828 #4 Acura MDX 5994 5994 #5 Mercedes-Benz GLK 5852 5012 #6 Audi A4 5211 4224 #7 Lincoln MKX 4458 2471 #8 Infiniti G 4408 3998 #9 BMW X5 4012 3410 #10 Hyundai Genesis 3924 3438 #11 Mercedes-Benz E & CLS-Class 3914 2819 #12 Mercedes-Benz M-Class 3871 3146 #13 Acura RDX 3163 2869 #14 Audi Q5 3060 1942 #15 Mercedes-Benz B-Class 2994 2865 #16 Cadillac CTS 2974 2488 #17 Cadillac SRX 2918 990 #18 Acura TL 2895 3577 #19 BMW X3 2840 2236 #20 Lexus ES 2688 2999 #21 BMW 5-Series 2382 1619 #22 Audi A5 2309 1520 #23 Acura TSX 2297 2020 #24 Lexus IS 2233 2617 #25 Acura CSX 2064 2526 #26 Infiniti EX 1925 1785 #27 BMW 1-Series 1764 2533 #28 Volvo XC60 1540 1211 #29 Lincoln MKZ 1493 1508 #30 Mercedes-Benz G & GL-Class 1437 1143 Now, about driving our 2 cars down here. Well, that's a lot, my wife won't want to do that much driving. Then, the idea of having a car here was in case we come down for a shorter time, say 2 weeks. In that case we would like to fly and have a car here. Coming down in two cars would really be a waste of resources and just changes the whole dynamic of the enjoyment of coming down here. There are no bad ideas, all ideas are worth thinking about because they all get you to formulate a plan. Sometimes the ideas that don't work actually get you to find the plan that does work. All the input I am getting has been very helpful....I know only a BMW in Florida will work - just have to figure out the best way to do it

I think I may be the only person in the state that actually likes it. I don't know. Our neighbors moved to Tampa from Ohio. Here they have a beautiful 3 bedroom home, for about $160k, beautiful grounds, pool and clubhouse, quiet tree lined streets, and no snow or ice......I know which one I would choose. But, I do think there is something to be said for, you make your home what it is wherever you are. What makes your home good to you is the friends, family, work and activities that you do...if you have those, you can be happy in most places.

We're trying to get down to the Tampa area next month; my brother met David Robertson of Yankees fame last year fishing down there and he's back in the area campground hosting again so we could camp with them. Sounds like the Yanks games are often sold out, but there's lots of other Spring training going on in the area. Got to see Detroit in Lakeland a few years back. Just need to get my Buick driving mother in law a bit healthier before we can take off (how's that for a topic segue? :P )