i was wondering how much do u think they are discounting the 07 4.8's?

[elvism]

looking at the dealers in my area there are many for sale... would they go more then $5k off???

[jlforlife]

i dont think so. WHat they ca do is to give you more money for your trade-in

[dbinc]

Depending on dealership, you will get lucky if you can get it for $1500 to $2000 over invoice. Most now are build to order, BMW has slowed down filling up there showrooms.

[Shumdit]

Originally Posted by dbinc

Depending on dealership, you will get lucky if you can get it for $1500 to $2000 over invoice. Most now are build to order, BMW has slowed down filling up there showrooms.

The 2 closest dealers here are still getting full MSRP on the 4.8's since they are all presold. They will negotiate on the 3.0's though.

[gunder]

I just got my 2007 4.8 last week. Paid a little less than $1K over invoice and got the buy rate on the lease figures. Deals are out there, just need to find em. I'm in Socal with about 6 BMW dealerships within a 30 mile radius from me. The dealers know they aren't the only game in town so it can get quite competitive.

[Monty04]

Originally Posted by gunder

I just got my 2007 4.8 last week. Paid a little less than $1K over invoice and got the buy rate on the lease figures. Deals are out there, just need to find em. I'm in Socal with about 6 BMW dealerships within a 30 mile radius from me. The dealers know they aren't the only game in town so it can get quite competitive.

If you don't mind me asking, what did you get for a money factor?

[gunder]

Originally Posted by Monty04

If you don't mind me asking, what did you get for a money factor?

MF was .0023 with a residual of 61% (3 years/10K miles per year)

[Monty04]

Originally Posted by gunder

MF was .0023 with a residual of 61% (3 years/10K miles per year)

Thank you! That's a sweet deal compared to the .00275/58% deal on the 2008 X5.