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Originally Posted by rick100
Ok first thing is first, whoever said 16-17k in private market has not idea what he is talking about. Just go take a look on autotrader and try to find a 335 with that type of mileage fr 16-17k. I m only guessing that member is thinking about US market with US dollars
Then manual may hold their value better on coupes and older cars that enthusiastic just want to modify. These are usually cars under the 15k range. Your car is somewhere approaching that market .
Also did the dealer offered you 21k after tax saving on your new purchased or before tax saving? . Keep in mind that at 21k , you still need to add 2500-3000 on top , as these are savings towards your next purchased. So 21k offer before tax savings is close to 24k offer in reality.
If the dealer offered you 21k total , that means they have already included the tax saving on your next purchased, so the actual offer for the car is more like 18k
Lastly , did the dealer gave you an actual document with the appraisal , or did the sales guy just said 21k. I was " offered" 19k for my car 3 years ago , only to find the day I went in to purchase the new car that the 19k offered already included the tax savings, and to make matters worst the official offer on writting was 15.5k or so ( 13 500 K for the car and like 1200 on tax savings)...
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It was just a verbal offer, but if I get 21K for sure, I'll just jump on it.
Should be in the 2018 M4 Yas Marina by October 1st ! Pretty pumped.