[YOYO42]

Been in market for a 3-series and found this one right in my budget.

It's a CPO 2009 328i with the following options

26,000 Miles
Le-Mans Blue
M-Sport Package
Fold Down rear seats
Xenon Lights
Navigation
Logic 7

It's missing the Premium Package which is a big deal but if I can get it for the right price I'm willing to look over the fact

The dealer is asking 29,995 which I think is crazy high since its missing the Premium Package. What should I really pay?

[benzo23]

IMO Xenons and sport package are a big deal, not a garage door opener and power mirrors oh yea and the compass lol, but i will say no power seats in a bmw is kind of ghetto unless it was an option they added on the build sheet so hopefully it has them. If there asking 29995 id tell them you want it for 27 or 28 out the door. Also remember that eventho it doesnt have premium it does have m sport, nav, logic 7, and xenons. None of which are that standard on 328's

[YOYO42]

Yea that's the problem it has no power seats and comes with leatherette

[MotorenWerkeN52]

Did you end up buying the car?

[YOYO42]

Nope they wouldn't budge on the price so my journey looking for the perfect car with M-Sport continues.

[P1]

I'm quite surprised they would not budge on the price at all.

[Borisimo]

Expand your search to 2011 non-CPOs with low mileage (even from non-BMW dealerships). Should still have the same amount of warranty left as a CPO (only better cause its original warranty with free maintenance) . I spent 6 months looking for 2009 CPO and ended up buying a fully loaded 2011 (m-sport/premium/nav) with lower mileage and 3 years warranty for the same price.

[ano0oj]

check kbb first! i was looking at a used 2009 cpo 335 once and it was nearly marked 5k over

[YOYO42]

Originally Posted by P1et

I'm quite surprised they would not budge on the price at all.

I was surprised too. Some student from abroad ended up buying cash for the asking price so eh

[YOYO42]

Originally Posted by ano0oj

check kbb first! i was looking at a used 2009 cpo 335 once and it was nearly marked 5k over

Trust me I'm using every resource I can find. Recently changed my mind and decided to change my sights on a 328i and just bite the bullet on a 335i. The smile on my face when I turn on a 335i will more than make up whatever more I pay for one

[ano0oj]

hope you make any purchases..you can get a 2009 335i sedan pretty loaded for around that price....dealers are overpricing used cars like crazy these days

[MSport35TT]

Just bought a CPO 2010 e92 335 msport Premium, 6 - Speed, iLogic, Bi-Xeon

With 32,000 miles for $34,300 plus 3 payment credit from BMW financial
Took a while to find but so Stoked

Settled with no Navi though

[Zero.7]

Remember, if it's a CPO'd, you have to factor in another $1500-2000 in the price compared to buying a similar year/mileage car from a private party. Granted, you don't have to purchase an extended drivetrain warranty, but sometimes there's a price for peace of mind.

And as you know, there's not a ton of pre-owned 3 series out there for sale with Msport and 6-speed manual transmission. I am sure the dealers know that too and are using that as their bargaining chip. I've heard some members on here searching for over 6 months for that Msport with manual transmission. And if you do happen to find one, it may be across the country.....another potential headache.

[MSport35TT]

I live in NJ and took a one way flight yesterday to Buffalo to pick it up and drive it home. Great way to test out the car on some mountain roads.

[ALEXROD89]

i paid 24k on an CPO 08' e90 with a just the sport package 6 months ago... shouldve waited to find one with an M-package

[sjmonter5]

Hey Guys,
I'm new to BMW's and excited to get one. I have been looking into 09 328xi's for about $26,500-$28,500 with about 35,000-45,000 miles some with many options and some just base models. The other day, I saw on a dealer lot an 08 328xi fully loaded except navigation with 30,000 miles for $25,000. I guess my questions are what are the main differences between the 08 and 09 models? What would you guys prefer in choosing and if there is a big difference the price and the models? Thank you for the responses.

[zx522]

i found a 2010 CPO 335i w/ m-sport, premium, navi and 17k miles for 37k. Given the low mileage and 1.5 year of original warranty left, is it worth 37k?

Also how often have people used their CPO warranty? Debating if i should look outside of CPO cars.

[RaidersFan]

Originally Posted by zx522

i found a 2010 CPO 335i w/ m-sport, premium, navi and 17k miles for 37k. Given the low mileage and 1.5 year of original warranty left, is it worth 37k?

Also how often have people used their CPO warranty? Debating if i should look outside of CPO cars.

I know this is an old thread, but that seems high. I paid $34,500 for my 2011 CPO X-drive 335i, fully loaded (sport, Navi, premium, HK stereo), and they also threw in a pre-paid BMW full maintenance package through 2017. I am guessing since this is an X-drive and w/o M-sport, the options effectively cancel each other out, although around here, 335xi's are worth much more, due to our snowy winters. Sticker on the car was $56, so to get it for $22k less after less than 2 years and 4+ years of warranty/maintenance left, seemed like a very good deal.

[64-bit]

For 30K you can find a 335
Sounds more 24 to 26K max

[Delta0311]

Dude that's crazy high. I bought a loaded 2011 335xi E92 CPO with 25k miles, I got the car the car down to $31k and got a good deal on my trade in. Car still has original warranty and the 100k warranty.

[bunnysloper]

Got my CPO'ed 2011 AW E90 for $22,500 with 39K miles.

Everywhere I looked from KBB to Edmund's, all are telling me I should have paid $26,800 for it.