[p4leeucsd]

I wanted to post my deal to help current customers get a good deal on their car.

335i Platinum Graphite sedan
MSRP: 47,325 (pre June pricing)
Wholesale: 44,055
Price paid: 41,750 + tax/fees

Good luck. I actually wanted to wait until the end of the year to purchase, but I didn't want to risk losing the 0.9 financing

[seanl]

Wow, that *is* a smokin' deal. I paid the same $41750 for my TiAg manual trans 335i Sedan (ZPP, ZSP, PDC, heated seats, ipod, alum trim) that had a MSRP of $45650 (also pre june pricing). I was planning on spending no more than $41,500, but the Sedan I found was equipped just how I wanted it (no iDrive and the right color combo) so I ended up giving the dealer another $250 *if* he threw in those damn floor mats. No regrets...esp. since I put zero down with 0.9% financing....

[p4leeucsd]

Regarding 328i and 335i pricing, these are volume cars for BMW. They don't expect a huge profit margin. You'll get a better deal for the 328 vs 335 and sedan vs coupe, because there is more supply of the 328 and the sedan.

If you are patient enough and if the car is on a dealer's lot, you should get your car about 1000 below invoice (if you get automatic transmission).

Thats because the dealer is willing to sell their car at invoice. Then you get the 1260 automatic transmission credit.

So ideally, you should get your car at 1260 below the invoice. But they are going to try to charge you MACO and the training fee (approximately 600). These are BS and you could negotiate from having these charged to you.

Hope this helps.

[Morgiea4]

Originally Posted by p4leeucsd

Regarding 328i and 335i pricing, these are volume cars for BMW. They don't expect a huge profit margin. You'll get a better deal for the 328 vs 335 and sedan vs coupe, because there is more supply of the 328 and the sedan.

If you are patient enough and if the car is on a dealer's lot, you should get your car about 1000 below invoice (if you get automatic transmission).

Thats because the dealer is willing to sell their car at invoice. Then you get the 1260 automatic transmission credit.

So ideally, you should get your car at 1260 below the invoice. But they are going to try to charge you MACO and the training fee (approximately 600). These are BS and you could negotiate from having these charged to you.

Hope this helps.

Do you mind sharing where you purchased yours? Thanks.

[dadasracecar]

Just bought an 08 335i Sedan 6MT with ipod/usb, heated seats, sport package for $40500. How'd I do?

[seanl]

Originally Posted by dadasracecar

Just bought an 08 335i Sedan 6MT with ipod/usb, heated seats, sport package for $40500. How'd I do?

What was MSRP?

[methodtim]

Originally Posted by dadasracecar

Just bought an 08 335i Sedan 6MT with ipod/usb, heated seats, sport package for $40500. How'd I do?

Are you happy with the car? Are you broke? If you answered yes to the first question and no to the second, I think you did just fine.