[HaloEye]

anyone get some packages or options thrown in because of good negotiation? what tactics did you use? any types for buying will be appreciated.

are F10 to new to get a good price? or are cars never too new to get a good price?

[pharding]

The best deal is to do euro Delivery which will save you 10 to 11 percent off of US MSRP with fine negotiation skills. Plus you can get $1,000 back from BMW CCA after you have been a member for a year.

[Fithian]

Originally Posted by pharding

The best deal is to do euro Delivery which will save you 10 to 11 percent off of US MSRP with fine negotiation skills. Plus you can get $1,000 back from BMW CCA after you have been a member for a year.

The discount from US Delivery MSRP to Euro Delivery Invoice is about 14%. With some negotiation you should be able to get about 12% off.

[rocco90]

Originally Posted by Fithian

The discount from US Delivery MSRP to Euro Delivery Invoice is about 14%. With some negotiation you should be able to get about 12% off.

Officially on the bmwusa it says:
"You may save up to 7 percent of the retail price - up to $5,935"

Just curious how did you get it from 7% to 14%?

[dallas528]

Originally Posted by rocco90

Officially on the bmwusa it says:
"You may save up to 7 percent of the retail price - up to $5,935"

Just curious how did you get it from 7% to 14%?

U.S. Invoice is 7% under U.S. MSRP, Euro Invoice is an additional 7% under U.S. Invoice.

You can usually negotiate from European Invoice if you are doing European Delivery. Some dealers will discount up to 12% off the U.S. MSRP, not all dealers will do this though as I have found out trying to order mine in Dallas.