[Potty_Pants]

1k over invoice.

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by MoreCowbell

$800 over invoice for a 335 coupe is certainly attainable...if you show up at the dealership with a some Knee Pads or tube of lube...

Maybe for the general public... this is my job. I'm a broker for cars, boats, etc so its the best deal or no deal for me and my customers.


Sal

[MoreCowbell]

Originally Posted by AutoCouture

Maybe for the general public... this is my job. I'm a broker for cars, boats, etc so its the best deal or no deal for me and my customers.


Sal

That's interesting.

Can somebody do you what you do part time?

[AgsWin]

Originally Posted by MoreCowbell

Can somebody do you what do part time?

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by MoreCowbell

That's interesting.

Can somebody do you what you do part time?

Interested in a job??


On a serious note, to answer your question:


Yes if: you dont have the clients

No if: you have the clients


I have about 6000 clients in my database and they have friends.....and I want their friends to be MY friends So I dedicate 50+ hours a week to this


Sal


PM me if you want to talk more, i dont want to hyjack the thread anymore than I already have

[Konverted Kraut Racer]

Would you guys be able to tell me if you all paid basically the same price (MSRP) for your E92's in the US? Reason I ask is here in Canada we get a bit of a diverse market depending on what city you buy in. For instance in Calgary (where I live) the E92 with all of the options I want is $60,850 but in Edmonton (300 km north) the price is $59,850.

With the Canadian dollar getting stronger and stronger it may be worth finding the lowest MSRP city in the US and driving it over the boarder!

[bimmer newbie]

Originally Posted by Konverted Kraut Racer

Would you guys be able to tell me if you all paid basically the same price (MSRP) for your E92's in the US? Reason I ask is here in Canada we get a bit of a diverse market depending on what city you buy in. For instance in Calgary (where I live) the E92 with all of the options I want is $60,850 but in Edmonton (300 km north) the price is $59,850.

With the Canadian dollar getting stronger and stronger it may be worth finding the lowest MSRP city in the US and driving it over the boarder!

Well... in the US, and I would assume it's the same in Canada, it all depends on if the dealer wants to lower the price. The coupe is a hot commodity right now, so everyone pretty much has to order and wait. High demand, low supply = prices up. So, many dealers are selling at MSRP, and MSRP is the same as listed on the BMWNA website for everyone. Some even sell at above MSRP, and the rich ones actually buy from those at above MSRP when another dealer is just down the freeway selling at MSRP. If I'm reading your question right... MSRPs don't differ by city, prices only change because of the individual dealership's prerogative.

I got about $1125 off of sticker here in SoCal. I think it's OK, but I do think I should have gotten lower.