[mmm def]

I got 2k off my E90 335, ordered it.

[808e46m3]

The demand is so high here (in Hawaii) that the dealer's allocations are taken for the next three months. Every 335 that's arriving is spoken for until April.

[teknochild]

Originally Posted by OIIIIO

Here is the reply I just got from the BMW salesman-

"There is no way ANY dealer will really give you that much off. They are
> just telling you that because they KNOW you won't show up.
>
>
> Mark D. Meyer
> Client Advisor
> Internet Specialist
> Classic BMW
> mmeyer@classicbmw.com
> (972) 918-1100 Main
> (972) 918-8704 Direct
> (469) 995-1388 Cellular"

I told him that people on here were getting $1500 and $2000 below MSRP for the 335i. I wish I had proof I could fax him.

wow thats a pretty unprofesional response

[FIREBALLER]

Originally Posted by 808e46m3

The demand is so high here that the dealer's allocations are taken for the next three months. Every 335 that's arriving is spoken for until April.

I am gussing by your handle you're in Hawai'i?

[808e46m3]

Originally Posted by FIREBALLER

I am gussing by your handle you're in Hawai'i?

Good guess. You are correct sir.

[FIREBALLER]

Originally Posted by 808e46m3

Good guess. You are correct sir.

Looks like you're proving my theory of the West coast non-negotiating MSRP theory!

Aloha!

Which island are you on?

[wj4]

When I went on a journey to get my 335i sedan. I had no issue finding deals for $1,000 above invoice. The issue was which dealership would give me the most for my trade in.

I got my 335i sedan for $900 above invoice when everything was said and done.

[IrvRobinson]

Originally Posted by 808e46m3

The demand is so high here that the dealer's allocations are taken for the next three months. Every 335 that's arriving is spoken for until April.

This is definitely NOT true,maybe your dealer gave you that line,but we have cars on the ground and available to order in our allocation .

[808e46m3]

Originally Posted by IrvRobinson

This is definitely NOT true,maybe your dealer gave you that line,but we have cars on the ground and available to order in our allocation .

Sorry, i should have clarified my original post - I'm in Hawaii and there's only one dealer for the entire state. Thus, you can see why there's so much demand - one dealer serves a 1 million + population here.

[FIREBALLER]

Originally Posted by 808e46m3

Sorry, i should have clarified my original post - I'm in Hawaii and there's only one dealer for the entire state. Thus, you can see why there's so much demand - one dealer serves a 1 million + population here.

In Phoenix, we have a similar situation...three dealerships (two of which are sister dealerships) for a 4 million population = no availability of high demand vehicles.

Also means little to no deals unfortunately.....does anyone know of 335 e92 in Cali or Nevada?