335d Price -- Good deal compared to MSRP?

SchlauCow · 07-23-2010, 02:17 AM

2011 335d
Blak sapphire metallic
Beige Dakota leather
M-sport package
Premium package
Navigation system
Heated front seats

TOTAL out the door: $48,000

This is not with the eco credit and tax rebate -- I am in Germany and not sure if I can get those, but maybe I can when I head back to the US?

Thanks for input.

Moxie · 07-23-2010, 02:46 AM

It's a good price but Euro Delivery through BMWNA is better. You should be able to get the Tax rebate, but the Eco Credit is from BMWNA. To get the Eco, research Euro Delivery through BMWNA & then sending it back to the States. After the Euro delivery, you may be able to register it here through the military in hope of saving tax $. That would be best for saving $.

SchlauCow · 07-25-2010, 09:08 AM

So I suppose it's a good deal then?

Maybe it's better to buy from a dealer over the net, have it shipped here?

I don't think Eco Credit exists anymore?

Moxie · 07-25-2010, 09:39 AM

If you buy it from the States you have to pay shipping & sales tax. I take it your not headed back to the States anytime soon? If not, just go to Bavarian & Pentagon & compare prices. Don't think they can't give a little on pricing. Work with the salesmanager instead of the salesmen. Without the 950 Tax incentive, we got ours for $5K under invoice by shopping around. I had a qoute for a ED & would have saved even more, but I thought I would run into issues trying to register it here through the military. If you are PCSing in the next 6 months, get a qoute for an ED but remember you'll have to pay sales tax once Stateside.

Look at Edmunds.com to figure invoice price.

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Moxie Lieutenant Colonel 71 Rep 1,891 Posts Drives: AW 328d Touring/SG 335d Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: North Carolina iTrader: (12)	It's a good price but Euro Delivery through BMWNA is better. You should be able to get the Tax rebate, but the Eco Credit is from BMWNA. To get the Eco, research Euro Delivery through BMWNA & then sending it back to the States. After the Euro delivery, you may be able to register it here through the military in hope of saving tax $. That would be best for saving $.
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SchlauCow ****** 152 Rep 337 Posts Drives: Honda M6 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Radiance iTrader: (4)	So I suppose it's a good deal then? Maybe it's better to buy from a dealer over the net, have it shipped here? I don't think Eco Credit exists anymore?
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Moxie Lieutenant Colonel 71 Rep 1,891 Posts Drives: AW 328d Touring/SG 335d Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: North Carolina iTrader: (12)	If you buy it from the States you have to pay shipping & sales tax. I take it your not headed back to the States anytime soon? If not, just go to Bavarian & Pentagon & compare prices. Don't think they can't give a little on pricing. Work with the salesmanager instead of the salesmen. Without the 950 Tax incentive, we got ours for $5K under invoice by shopping around. I had a qoute for a ED & would have saved even more, but I thought I would run into issues trying to register it here through the military. If you are PCSing in the next 6 months, get a qoute for an ED but remember you'll have to pay sales tax once Stateside. Look at Edmunds.com to figure invoice price.
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