335 convertible-invoice vs msrp

Brett · 05-24-2007, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by vegaszen

I got the
in demand line bs too.
I'm getting ripped off today.
I broke an arm to get 500 off msrp.
335 sedan

Dude, walk away from this deal!!! The 335i sedan is relatively low in demand.

-Brett

AZ-BMW · 05-24-2007, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Brett

You pay less tax on a car that cost less, thus your saving money

Ohhhhhhhhhh, well then hell, my savings number was also larger, but I don't think accounting for a sales tax differential is really a valid bottomline savings contribution

But, I guess whatever floats your boat

We all know we early ED purchasers saved a bundle, before this model got so hot in the market :rocks:

theroyalwe · 05-24-2007, 08:45 PM

every dealer is different. at my center we just don't go down off MSRP on a 335 convertible. we've also got about 5-10 added to the order bank every month... so I guess people aren't having a problem paying for it. if you're really trying to pinch every penny the only way to go is ED. BUT be aware that it's going to be a LONG wait since they out of ED allocations and any new ED will be from our regular allocation. that also may reduce the discounts on ED cars.

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