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03-21-2014, 09:34 AM | #24 | |
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BTW as a tip - the Lexus RC-F will probably hold its value better than these other cars. Perhaps you should switch to one of those.
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And I can afford it otherwise I wouldn't throw 15k on a m3 in 4 months and 13k on this car in 5 months for just random fun driving ... I just like to go in with a reasonable amount to lose each car and I was more thinking in the 20s but now I'm pretty sure I'll be in the 30s. Besides I see too many of these cars to begin with something I also wasn't anticipating, but that might be the area I live in. Last edited by M5Rlz; 03-21-2014 at 09:58 AM.. |
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http://www.bmwrockville.com/new/BMW/...528b5da1bb.htm When someone told me I thought for sure barebones but its got Exec, DAP, B&O, wheels, LED lol |
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I personally think ot is just an OK deal
And again it can be called good to very good only of OP would build the exact same car if he had to do it all over again, because let's suppose he doesn't care for NVision then add this on top of the sale price as he doesn't care for it in first place and up above all CCB as this is 8k option so this has to be something he wants for sure and would never take the car without which in other words mean he is gonna track it a lot!! Then it is a good deal - My 2 cents |
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IMO, no dealer will sell the car below invoice at a loss unless they are able to hit you back from some other place, such as: - Bad trade - Bad MF or Finance APR - Cap cost reduction/down payment - Marked up Acquisition fee or Doc fee - Tire & Wheel insurance or any other similar packages you may buy It makes no sense to sell a 130k car at a loss, unless there is some other incentive going on. You also have to remember each car sitting in dealer's lot has a floor planning cost, which is the cost of keeping the car at the dealership. One last thing : a lot of these "crazy" deals are for cars that are sitting in the lots, test driven by 50 people possibly, and has been sitting in the lot for weeks/months hooked up to a battery charger. Now if you can get the same deal on a customer order car, that is a "decent" deal. I would never buy any M car off the lot. |
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03-24-2014, 02:43 PM | #41 | |
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Another thing if a person is worried about a car losing it value the best way to slow it down is doing a ED or Military sales. |
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also… for any car dealership… their REAL profit center is the Service side of the house.
The profit margin on new car sales is single digits. I believe the Service side can get into double-digits. Someone else here may have more insight…?
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When they go below invoice they start eating into their holdback. After their flooring costs and sales commissions they may be losing money in this situation, especially on the cars that have been in inventory awhile.
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is there anyways to calculate what the holdback is so i know what the best deal possible is going forward when i buy another car in the next year or so
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