Buying used E90

broker88 · 04-11-2009, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by momo335i

I have a 2007 335i sedan with around 31000km. Will include some mods. Planning to sell it for $34000.

Wow thats a good price.

Bentrix · 04-12-2009, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SGxi

There are BMW certified independent shops in Montreal?

Sorry the guy who owns the shop is BMW certified and use to work for dealerships before opening up his own place. Should of specified.

Bimmer Al · 04-12-2009, 08:24 AM

My 2006 325i now has 67,000 kms. Purchase as a CPO in 2007 and it has been mechanically solid. Love this car. My previous e46 and this e90 are the only cars I drive for no apparent reason, or with no real destination in mind. I think this is what separates a BMW driver from those that simply drive one for the badge ot impress people. I expect to get 250,000kms + from this car, no problem. Changing oil halfway between CBO reading. Should last forever!

ARA5HE90 · 04-12-2009, 01:58 PM

i have my 328xi.. you can take over the lease or buy it out. it has 40000 km on it.. an its an 07

Soni · 04-12-2009, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by ARA5HE90

i have my 328xi.. you can take over the lease or buy it out. it has 40000 km on it.. an its an 07

and you can take over my

MechUT · 04-12-2009, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by morningla

if i have to finance, will my car be considered ceritied and get those special promotion rates?

If you buy out your lease for the residual amount, it is not considered CPO.
If you return the car at the end of your lease, and the dealer keeps it and makes it a CPO, that is a different situation - but they will then price it accordingly.

I think the residuals of the 06s and 07s were really high (too high for the current market), and you might be able to buy the car back for less - any one have any experience with this?

Bimmer Al · 04-12-2009, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by MechUT

If you buy out your lease for the residual amount, it is not considered CPO.
If you return the car at the end of your lease, and the dealer keeps it and makes it a CPO, that is a different situation - but they will then price it accordingly.

I think the residuals of the 06s and 07s were really high (too high for the current market), and you might be able to buy the car back for less - any one have any experience with this?

Mech UT....how is the car? I believe you were one of the high mileage guys that is paving the way for how solid the 2006 model year truly is. What's the click count? any issues?

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Bimmer Al Lieutenant 25 Rep 597 Posts Drives: 2010 335xi Coupe MSport, 6MT Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Ontario, Canada iTrader: (0)	My 2006 325i now has 67,000 kms. Purchase as a CPO in 2007 and it has been mechanically solid. Love this car. My previous e46 and this e90 are the only cars I drive for no apparent reason, or with no real destination in mind. I think this is what separates a BMW driver from those that simply drive one for the badge ot impress people. I expect to get 250,000kms + from this car, no problem. Changing oil halfway between CBO reading. Should last forever! __________________ *2010 335i xDrive Coupe, Titanium Silver, MSport 6MT* 2006 325i Sparkling Graphite Sport Package 6MT Retired 1999 323i Titanium Silver, Sport Package, 5MT Retired
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ARA5HE90 ARA5HE90 133 Rep 2,055 Posts Drives: a beast! Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Toronto iTrader: (11) Garage List 2007 328XI [0.00]	i have my 328xi.. you can take over the lease or buy it out. it has 40000 km on it.. an its an 07 __________________ 2oo7 e90 JB 328xi/// with too many mods!?!?! check out my ride = http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=246531 2oo8 e90 SSII ///M3 the silver ghost = http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=409084
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