[alexbak]

Hi all! Let me first say that I've been on this forum pretty much daily for about the last year or so, but never bothered to register..

As the title says I've come across a CPO 07' E92 328xi Coupe with a 6MT, has 35,000 miles on it but it's a clean car inside and out. Premium and Sport packages, Sparkling Graphite on Black Dakota leather. Test drove at Ray Catena BMW in Westchester, car drives well and smoothly. They were asking 33K originally, reduced to 29K and then to 28K for me.

My question to you, what SHOULD this car cost? Good deal? Thanks to all in advance

[linlaoboo]

that price is lower than what u find online but make sure you check car fax history and maintenance history. keep in mind 08 leases will be cpo'd soon so they r willing to make a deal and we're in Joysey so prices are competitive.

[alexbak]

Just ran a carfax that came up clean.

Thanks for the info, and good point about the 08 leases

[fxie]

$28k sounds high. Granted I'm looking around in California, but I've seen E92 with those exact same options being listed for $25k here.

[eromano33]

ABAK...
I've been lurking on here as well and I saw your username and had to register and post. haha what a funny coincidence
I'm looking for a BMW too

[Outlaw 06]

I think the price sounds high for that car.

I realize you're looking at a 328xi coupe, but as a comparison, on 31 Dec 09 I bought a CPO'd Jet Black/Terra 2007 335i Sedan with 6-speed manual, ZSP-Sport Package (with Oil Cooler), ZPP-Premium Package, ZCW-Cold Weather Package, Comfort Access, and 27,200 miles. I paid just under $27,800* + tax, tag, title and doc fees. I also got 0.9% financing from BMW for 48 months (the sale price was actually $29k, but BMW made my first two payments).

I had no trade-in, so the dealer didn't play a shell game with the sale price.

The car's original 2007 invoice cost was $42k and the original MSRP was $45k.

The suggested CPO price was $31,995.

The car’s in-service date was 22 Nov 06, so I had 11 months of free maintenance and 35 months of warranty remaining.

The GALVES TRADE-IN VALUE was $22,800 and the GALVES MARKET READY VALUE was $24,250 on the E90 I bought. I estimated the value of the CPO at $2k, so the dealer probably had about $25k-$26k into the car.

That was 3 months ago and 2007's have continued depreciating since then...

By the way, I bought the car at BMW of the Main Line, just outside Philadelphia, PA.