[Quasimodem]

Originally Posted by Dwill335i

Looking at the BMW USA page, it looks like the 335 couples and convertibles are at 0.9%, but the sedans are at 3.9%.

Right, I didn't see the coupe and vert.

On a loan of $50,000 over 60 months the 3% difference between the .9% and the 3.9% is about $4,000. Nothing to sneeze at.

I used this calculator http://www.foreign-trade.com/resources/interest.cfm

[Dwill335i]

Originally Posted by Quasimodem

Right, I didn't see the coupe and vert.

On a loan of $50,000 over 60 months the 3% difference between the .9% and the 3.9% is about $4,000. Nothing to sneeze at.

I used this calculator http://www.foreign-trade.com/resources/interest.cfm

Absolutely. I bought mine on March 20 and am paying 2.9%. The two free payments don't make up for the 2% drop in the interest.

[Quasimodem]

Originally Posted by Dwill335i

Absolutely. I bought mine on March 20 and am paying 2.9%. The two free payments don't make up for the 2% drop in the interest.

I guess I got lucky, I ordered my 335d in November, did the credit thingy at the end of March to lock in the 2.9% interest rate for sixty days. This gives me until the end of May to take delivery. My car has supposedly been released to carrier and is scheduled for delivery at the end of May, just before my 2.9% expires.

While I feel lucky, it is hard to feel lucky at 2.9% when most other BMWs are going at .9%.