[alperthereal]

Hi everyone,

New member (and hopefully a future owner) here. I am in the market for a CPO'd 2007 E92 with MT. I have been looking for around 2 months now. Unfortunately, there aren't many around in the greater Seattle area.

I found one (which I will be looking at in person this week) in BMW Seattle. However, the prices seem a bit steep compared to numbers I have seen in some posts in the forum.

2007 BMW 335i Coupe MT @ 32K miles for $32K
- Adaptive Bi-Xenon Headlights
- BMW Assist
- Cold Weather Package
- Premium Package
- Premium Sound
- Sport Package

Milage seems OK - not too high, not too low. Carfax is clean. Not sure if it has alarm though?

With holiday season incentives and some bargaining, I was thinking about offering $29K. What do you think? Too low?

[TENCHI]

someone on here is looking to pay $18k for that same car....I think you have a better chance.

oh, I would haggle a bit more. $29k is still high

[lpphreakx06]

I paid 29k 2 years ago. I had less miles too. Same options too but I have a 6AT. Seems a bit overpriced for an 07.

[Chicks-Love-Bimmers]

Seems a little high, I got mine for 31,000 and mine had 15,000 miles, but with premium sound, navigation, sport, and comfort access packages only.

[krnboy817]

just got a ...

2008 CPO 335i sedan AW 23k miles same options for $29k OTD.

2008 CPO 328i coupe JB 30k miles same options for $28k with extended maintenance severvice and GAP insurance.

try finding a dealership that is part of or tied with AUTONATION USA dealer. they seem to have the most selection and price compared to other dealers. i know autonation usa was a used are dealer that went bankrupt but that was just part of their business. here in TX BMW DALLAS is part of that dealership.

and if you are wondering why im on this forum its because i may be moving up to seattle area soon

both of my cars are from out of the state from where i live so im sure they can pull something. it took me 2 weeks to find the sedan and just happened to stumble across the coupe while picking up the plates. and it was the only one too with that many miles and year model (cant afford newer ones). and correct me if i am wrong but i think there was a angel eye change from 07 to 08 and it also seems like you will also have to purchase a maintenance package as well... unless you will do it your self.

try offering 25k so that the dealer will come back to you with a number between 25 and 32. nothing to lose... and offer to buy the gap insurance and maintenance package with your offer because they make money off of it too so makes the deal more appealing. plus its your gain as long as all of it comes out less than 32k.

[cyruslok]

buy mine ,2007 e92 335i-27k miles for $30000 AT
with every option/pkg u can get other than the cold weather pkg n Navi





i just bought a m3 style bumper too,n im gonna install it to my car this week

[lpphreakx06]

That's clean, not gonna lie.

[rolling18]

id let mine go for 32K. (CPO) 6sp, LSD, comfort access, sports, Prem, winter, 38K, SG/ Coral/ Alum.

[gberger1]

Originally Posted by alperthereal

Hi everyone,

New member (and hopefully a future owner) here. I am in the market for a CPO'd 2007 E92 with MT. I have been looking for around 2 months now. Unfortunately, there aren't many around in the greater Seattle area.

I found one (which I will be looking at in person this week) in BMW Seattle. However, the prices seem a bit steep compared to numbers I have seen in some posts in the forum.

2007 BMW 335i Coupe MT @ 32K miles for $32K
- Adaptive Bi-Xenon Headlights
- BMW Assist
- Cold Weather Package
- Premium Package
- Premium Sound
- Sport Package

Milage seems OK - not too high, not too low. Carfax is clean. Not sure if it has alarm though?

With holiday season incentives and some bargaining, I was thinking about offering $29K. What do you think? Too low?

Keep looking, that price is way too high! I just bought my 335i for almost 10K less, and fewer miles. The car is spotless.