Really considering this X5 3.0si - Page 2

Pmdad · #11 03-22-2009, 11:37 AM

You should insist on the price you saw on the net. Ask for the general manager and insist; they might honore it.
It really looks as new. As I said I was interested and the only thing that made me hesitate was that the price was over my budget and they were not willing to move on the price. I think it is a good price at 48K but try hard drive them nuts ask to speak to high up you don't have nothing to lose. Unfortunatly, the dealership is a bit far away from me otherwise I could have hop in look at it again. I am sure you will be satisfy with the condition that is for sure. As for the price it is up to you to decide if it is a good deal or not

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poinds · #12 03-25-2009, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Pmdad

You should insist on the price you saw on the net. Ask for the general manager and insist; they might honore it.
It really looks as new. As I said I was interested and the only thing that made me hesitate was that the price was over my budget and they were not willing to move on the price. I think it is a good price at 48K but try hard drive them nuts ask to speak to high up you don't have nothing to lose. Unfortunatly, the dealership is a bit far away from me otherwise I could have hop in look at it again. I am sure you will be satisfy with the condition that is for sure. As for the price it is up to you to decide if it is a good deal or not

Bah, the X5 sold yesterday. Just when I was ready to pull the trigger too. Just I have to wait a little longer.

soldmystang · #13 03-25-2009, 10:48 PM

not that this helps your situation as such, but this morning the Today Show reported a story regarding the increase in used car prices.

seems buying new is now a better bargain.

poinds · #14 03-26-2009, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by soldmystang

not that this helps your situation as such, but this morning the Today Show reported a story regarding the increase in used car prices.

seems buying new is now a better bargain.

If I'm doing a cash deal and no financing, wouldn't used be less expensive?

soldmystang · #15 03-27-2009, 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by poinds

If I'm doing a cash deal and no financing, wouldn't used be less expensive?

i suppose that would depend on the dealer. the point of the story was that used cars are in greater demand and are therefore bringing a higher premium. most marques are not carrying incentives on their used cars like BMW does.

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