[coocoomike]

Newbie here looking to get a 335.

335i CPO 2dr coupe
6spd manual,
sport,
premium,
nav,
heated seats,
ipod/usb
logic7
moonroof
19inch
18,xxx miles
asking 39,xxx

whats a good price for this vehicle?

[Saigon]

34 35

[Ali.K_BMW]

considering that the manuals are a pain to find....low to mid 30's seems reasonable if certified

[coocoomike]

thanks guys, I'm going to see it tomorrow.

Would you guys even consider this car if it has had HPFP symptoms? Specifically the long Long crank? I'm not sure if the FP has been replaced yet.

[l0aded]

any updates? wondering how low the dealer would go

[Outlaw 06]

The Galves trade-in (wholesale) value of a 2008 E92 335i with 6MT, Sport Package, Leather Trim, iDrive/navigation, and 18k miles is:

$28,050
+ $1,500 (estimate) to recondition the vehicle.
+ $2,000 (estimate) for the 6yr/100k mile BMW CPO warranty.
+ dealer overhead.
+ dealer profit.
= $ ________

IMO, $34,500 (or less) would be a fair price for that car.

[coocoomike]

Originally Posted by TJDiCandido

The Galves trade-in (wholesale) value of a 2008 E92 335i with 6MT, Sport Package, Leather Trim, iDrive/navigation, and 18k miles is:

$28,050
+ $1,500 (estimate) to recondition the vehicle.
+ $2,000 (estimate) for the 6yr/100k mile BMW CPO warranty.
+ dealer overhead.
+ dealer profit.
= $ ________

IMO, $34,500 (or less) would be a fair price for that car.

the car also has 19 star spokes and active cruise and rear parking sensors.

[Outlaw 06]

Originally Posted by coocoomike

the car also has 19 star spokes and active cruise and rear parking sensors.

These options add $0 to the wholesale value...

[belal242]

Originally Posted by TJDiCandido

The Galves trade-in (wholesale) value of a 2008 E92 335i with 6MT, Sport Package, Leather Trim, iDrive/navigation, and 18k miles is:

$28,050
+ $1,500 (estimate) to recondition the vehicle.
+ $2,000 (estimate) for the 6yr/100k mile BMW CPO warranty.
+ dealer overhead.
+ dealer profit.
= $ ________

IMO, $34,500 (or less) would be a fair price for that car.

Something like that in the DC area goes for around $38k-$40k.
I think location makes a big difference.

I just purchased my 2008 E92 blk on saddle brown 17k miles, prem,sports,nav, comfort,sat,Automatic. Wholesale for $31500. Blackbook had that car in Excellent condition for $32500 wholesale. I purchased from Manhiem in NM. Local Manhiem in PA or VA would have had that car for at least $33k, the market is really hot right now in this area for used E92's.

[Outlaw 06]

Originally Posted by belal242

Something like that in the DC area goes for around $38k-$40k.
I think location makes a big difference.

I just purchased my 2008 E92 blk on saddle brown 17k miles, prem,sports,nav, comfort,sat,Automatic. Wholesale for $31500. Blackbook had that car in Excellent condition for $32500 wholesale. I purchased from Manhiem in NM. Local Manhiem in PA or VA would have had that car for at least $33k, the market is really hot right now in this area for used E92's.

Location makes a few hundred dollar difference, not thousands…

The invoice price on a brand new 2010 E92 335i with those same options is: $45,845 - $2,500 factory dealer incentive = $43,345. Why would anyone spend “$38k-$40k” on a 2-year-old used car when they can get a brand new 2010 for around $44k right now?

[jsou]

Did you happen to pick it up? I'm in the LA area and have been actively looking for a CPO 335i Coupe/Convt. One in the area is an 07 Convt with 33k miles and pretty much fully loaded, but automatic. Asking price is $38,775. Is it safe to assume you can take around 6k off the list price? There's also a 07 Coupe I'm looking at with 30k miles, but asking price is $34,995.

[coocoomike]

Originally Posted by jsou

Did you happen to pick it up? I'm in the LA area and have been actively looking for a CPO 335i Coupe/Convt. One in the area is an 07 Convt with 33k miles and pretty much fully loaded, but automatic. Asking price is $38,775. Is it safe to assume you can take around 6k off the list price? There's also a 07 Coupe I'm looking at with 30k miles, but asking price is $34,995.

nope, didnt pick it up. if the dealers wont play, im going to spend my time waiting for a nice e39 m5.

[Outlaw 06]

Originally Posted by coocoomike

nope, didnt pick it up. if the dealers wont play, im going to spend my time waiting for a nice e39 m5.

I remember walking in to Open Road BMW in New Jersey to test drive the new E46 (in 1999). The salesman I dealt with was a stereotypical Jersey A-hole. After the test drive I made an offer and he wouldn’t budge on the price. He rudely "explained" that if I wasn’t willing to pay full MSRP, then I couldn’t afford a BMW! He was even rude to a customer who called while I was sitting at his desk. I walked out of that dealership and found a courteous salesman at another BMW dealership in New York who sold me a brand new E46 at a fair price.

I guess my point is to find a different salesperson and/or dealership if you don’t like the one you’re dealing with. Inquiring at 4 different dealerships with 5 salespeople each = 20 potentially different deals (and personalities).

[jsou]

is the car you're talking about at the BH BMW? I was eyeing that one too.

[El Cheapo Loco]

Originally Posted by jsou

Asking price is $38,775. Is it safe to assume you can take around 6k off the list price?

I can guarantee you that they will NOT knock $6k off of a $38k car. $3k off is more like it.

[belal242]

Originally Posted by TJDiCandido

Location makes a few hundred dollar difference, not thousands…

The invoice price on a brand new 2010 E92 335i with those same options is: $45,845 - $2,500 factory dealer incentive = $43,345. Why would anyone spend “$38k-$40k” on a 2-year-old used car when they can get a brand new 2010 for around $44k right now?

I'm not sure I agree with a few hundred dollars. I defiantly see market prices flux given season and local demand. I personally have dealt with the used car market my entire life, my father is a wholesaler and my uncle and lots of my fathers friends own local dealerships.

Currently with E92's that are model year 2008, we are seeing an average sell point of around $34k-$35k in the DC market for a non CPO. The average CPO 08 is going for around $37-$38k.

2007 model year E92's that are non CPO are selling for significantly less $26K-$29K given package and mileage, CPO 07's are going for around $29K-$33k.

09 model year E92's are selling in the low to mid 40's.

I'm not too sure of Brand New sales but Invoice you listed for a fully loaded E92 is not $43k. I think its closer to $48k.

[skiernan36]

i payed 32,500 for my CPO 2007 335i, 21k miles, sport, premium, cold weather, CA, idrive and nav, xenon, moonroof, logic 7

[coocoomike]

Originally Posted by skiernan36

i payed 32,500 for my CPO 2007 335i, 21k miles, sport, premium, cold weather, CA, idrive and nav, xenon, moonroof, logic 7

when was this?

[jaguar36]

Originally Posted by belal242

Currently with E92's that are model year 2008, we are seeing an average sell point of around $34k-$35k in the DC market for a non CPO. The average CPO 08 is going for around $37-$38k.

Thats crazy, I got my E92 335i Euro Delivery for $39k I don't know why anyone would pay that much for a used one.

[skiernan36]

Originally Posted by coocoomike

when was this?

2 weeks ago

[belal242]

Originally Posted by skiernan36

i payed 32,500 for my CPO 2007 335i, 21k miles, sport, premium, cold weather, CA, idrive and nav, xenon, moonroof, logic 7

Thank you for Justifying what I have been seeing here locally in the DC metro area.

[belal242]

Originally Posted by jaguar36

Thats crazy, I got my E92 335i Euro Delivery for $39k I don't know why anyone would pay that much for a used one.

What model year and packages did you get?

To my understanding Euro delivery saves about $5k?