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      12-21-2009, 09:42 PM   #1
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From a local BMW Dealership is this a good deal?

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I'm not sure if premium or cold weather yet, but it has HS I don't care about the headlight washers and the ski bag.


The only thing is it's not certified 100k warranty. I wonder if they could certify it?

I think it's a good deal if the car is mint one owner no stories...what do you guys think?

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      12-21-2009, 10:09 PM   #2
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Seems about right!
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      12-21-2009, 10:09 PM   #3
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thats a good price if you get the certification.
otherwise, dont even think about getting the car
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      12-21-2009, 10:24 PM   #4
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they will charge you another $1,500 - $2,000 to certify it if the car qualifies.
One of my local dealers has a similar car and they are asking $38,400
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      12-21-2009, 10:40 PM   #5
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Sounds like a good deal. Must have the warranty though IMO
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      12-21-2009, 10:50 PM   #6
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Pull the trigger.

I have the premium package, and other than the leather being deducted, the rest of the ammenities aren't crucial to the whole 335i experience (although they are nice touches). Sports package is a must. Make sure to ask for warranty work done on it. You want to see if/how many hpfp failures it has had. I am one of the few lucky ones whose hpfp has never failed (07' 38k miles)
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      12-21-2009, 11:09 PM   #7
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Sounds fair to me. Warranty is of course important AND would've been nice, BUT I don't necessarily think it's a make or brake on this car. As long as the car checks out and has not had any major mechanical/electrical problems, you're still under warranty. And just b/c the car had an HPFP issue already, still doesn't mean you shouldn't buy it. It has been replaced and that pump is under warranty for A VERY LONG TIME. I mean, there are fanatics here who have had to replace their HPFP with less than 3K miles clocked. That doesn't mean that they got a lemon. Now, if the records show multiple failures, then sure, I'd probably pass.

I guess I'm in the minority here about not having to be CPO'd. I generally don't keep my car pass the NEW car warranty; hence, it is not as big of a deal for me. Now, if you intend to keep her past 2012 and/or over 50k miles, then definitely try to negotiate an extended warranty.
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Why wouldn't it have a warranty??
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Why wouldn't it have a warranty??
An '08 with 17K miles. I would figure that it would be CPO'd. Maybe CPO starts at certain mileage
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Looks good - she'll still have the fact 4/50K maint and b to b. At that price and general options (nav, sport) I'd guess you have prem.) To me I'd almost rather buy the car if it HAS had a HPFP - guarn to have the super HPFP warranty 10/120K

Can you post a link to the car from the dealer's website?

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http://www.prestigebmw.com/VehicleDetails/566454413

Here's the link Nick. Looks pretty good to me I hope they can certify it at no addiotional cost. It is almost 2010 and it was probably built late 2007.
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I picked up my 08 6at, loaded, prem pack, sports pack, navi, everything....for $34,000 about 2 months ago. I told them no on the CPO (they wanted another $2k). I figure I still have 2-3 years warranty and 32k mileage. I typically don't keep my cars for more than 2-3 years so I, didn't need the CPO. Also, I only drive about 12k a year.

By the way...they were asking $39,000 for the car.
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This vehicle has the following options packages and is listed to sell at $34,774.00 not certified.
1. Sport
2. Tire pressure monitor
3. Smoker
4. Alarm pre-wiring
5. Dynamic Cruise Control
6. Real Time Traffic Info.
7. Voice-command
8. Logic7 sound system
9. CD changer preparation
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20. CO2 control
21. Transport protection
Original M.S.R.P. on this vehicle was $45,275.00 and the in-service date of 03/04/2008 the coverage will follow until 03/04/2012 or 50k miles wichever comes first.


Found out this is what it has.

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Looks good - she'll still have the fact 4/50K maint and b to b. At that price and general options (nav, sport) I'd guess you have prem.) To me I'd almost rather buy the car if it HAS had a HPFP - guarn to have the super HPFP warranty 10/120K

Can you post a link to the car from the dealer's website?

Nick
Don't do it Tazzy! Nick is going to buy it!!
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      12-22-2009, 09:32 AM   #14
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Don't do it Tazzy! Nick is going to buy it!!

LOL!! god bless him if he does! I'm sure there's plenty out there for sale after the 30" of snow we just get hit with
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This vehicle has the following options packages and is listed to sell at $34,774.00 not certified.
1. Sport
2. Tire pressure monitor
3. Smoker
4. Alarm pre-wiring
5. Dynamic Cruise Control
6. Real Time Traffic Info.
7. Voice-command
8. Logic7 sound system
9. CD changer preparation
10. Battery switch
11. CO2 relevant vehicles
12. Multi-fuction steering wheel
13. Moonroof
14. Heated front seats
15. Automatic climate control
16. Ambiance lighting
17. Navigation system
18. Phone preparation
19. Satellite radio preparation
20. CO2 control
21. Transport protection
Original M.S.R.P. on this vehicle was $45,275.00 and the in-service date of 03/04/2008 the coverage will follow until 03/04/2012 or 50k miles wichever comes first.


Found out this is what it has.

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Thanks...I walked away 3 times! I told them I didn't need the car, because I loved my Lexus IS 250. It only had 33k on it (07). I bought it new for $32500. Sold it for $26k (3 years old). The dealership was only going to give me $22k for it. I told them if they got the BMW to $35k I'd buy it. They tried to mangle the trade in and set the price on it to $34k. I said no trade and 34K...they took it. Haha!
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Make those bastards certify the car...that is the ONLY reason you should buy from a stealership anyways...They are a BMW dealer and therefore should certify the car, if they cannot certify the car ask them why, and tell them if they are not confidant certifying it than how can you be confidant purchasing it.
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Make those bastards certify the car...that is the ONLY reason you should buy from a stealership anyways...They are a BMW dealer and therefore should certify the car, if they cannot certify the car ask them why, and tell them if they are not confidant certifying it than how can you be confidant purchasing it.
He said it could be certified at an additional cost to me. I asked if the price was negotiable and he said yes if you come in. I'm thinking of negotiating it down to the price now with the CPO warranty.
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Make those bastards certify the car...that is the ONLY reason you should buy from a stealership anyways...They are a BMW dealer and therefore should certify the car, if they cannot certify the car ask them why, and tell them if they are not confidant certifying it than how can you be confidant purchasing it.
They WERE going to certify the car I bought. I told them I didn't want to pay for it so they didn't. I didn't need it to be certified. Basically you're just buying an extended warranty. It's just another way for them to make money, just like when they sit you down and try to sell you thousands of dollars of more crap. "Your payment will only be $25 more per month...." Sorry, I don't want all the add ons. I just want the car....it already has bumper to bumper on it for 3 more years.
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They WERE going to certify the car I bought. I told them I didn't want to pay for it so they didn't. I didn't need it to be certified. Basically you're just buying an extended warranty. It's just another way for them to make money, just like when they sit you down and try to sell you thousands of dollars of more crap. "Your payment will only be $25 more per month...." Sorry, I don't want all the add ons. I just want the car....it already has bumper to bumper on it for 3 more years.
Hmmm with a BMW I would want that warranty, a repair bill can be very, VERY expensive out of warranty.
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Hmmm with a BMW I would want that warranty, a repair bill can be very, VERY expensive out of warranty.
I never tend to keep cars past warranty. My justification.
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