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      01-04-2007, 05:15 PM   #36
laztigger
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Drives: 2007 335i
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ATTY great post!

I think we need to Sticky this one. Someone let the admins know.

BMW of Mountain View has a pretty decent finance department.

I did hit the Doc Prep Fee on their Purchase Orders, but it only cost $55 for them and with the below invoice price I got for my 335i, I wasn't about to nickle and dime the dealership for my car. In California, this is actually LAW. http://www.calnurses.org/media-cente...temID=28139875
But is not a governmental fee (and it states so right on the PO).

There was also a $28 DMV Electronic Filing Fee which allows you to get your license plates in 90 days instead of 3-6 months (optional, but hey, it's only $28 and I want my plates instead of getting pulled over with fixit tickets and that stupid sticker)

The license fee was dead on at $351. If you live in California and would like an estimation on your license fee, go to https://mv.dmv.ca.gov/FeeCalculatorWeb/index.jsp

California also has a tire fee, same fee you get when you buy new tires from any tire store. $7. Big woop.

And then for those who are FINANCING to own, i'd HIGHLY recommend you get the extended warranty, and for $1600 you get instead of 4yrs/50,000, you get 6yrs/100,000. This INCLUDES brakes and for those of you who have done brake replacements, this sucker almost pays for itself as brake replacements usually occur after 4 yrs.

Hope that helps for you future car owners.
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