2007 CPO 335i Sedan

tommyfoggy · 08-23-2010, 07:45 PM

Trying to gauge if my asking price is fair...

2007 335i Sedan, CPO, sport, nav, 35k miles, manual.

The car is listed at 32k and I offered 27, he told me he could come down to 30k. I would think they could come down further, but I am unsure how to approach it. I also have a trade in but I have only been talking over the phone and it hasn't gotten to that point yet.

virtualbong · 08-23-2010, 08:55 PM

They should be able to come down a little more...

Last June, I purchased an 07 e92 328xi, CPO, Nav, 19,000 miles, manual, but non-sport for $30,500. I feel like the coupes have a higher demand too.

I say you should ask for $28K to $28.5K.

ktmsmr12 · 08-23-2010, 08:55 PM

That seems a little high to me. I paid 28k (back in Feb of this year) for my 2007 335i E90 CPO and it had sport, cold weather, AT, and premium with 35k miles. I bet you can get it for 27 or 28k. They will rape you on your trade most likely.

Good Luck!

tommyfoggy · 08-23-2010, 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ktmsmr12

That seems a little high to me. I paid 28k (back in Feb of this year) for my 2007 335i E90 CPO and it had sport, cold weather, AT, and premium with 35k miles. I bet you can get it for 27 or 28k. They will rape you on your trade most likely.

Good Luck!

Thanks, yeah I am not really counting on much for my trade... It is an 02 Civic SI and really i would be ok with like 3k for it but anything less than that I will try to sell privately.

Repsol · 08-24-2010, 03:00 AM

I picked up my '07 CPO E90 with 44K on it with Nav, Premium and Sport packages for 26K just a few days ago. So I would either hold out or keep looking. Best thing I ever did was look out of state. Opens up lot more options

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virtualbong Lieutenant Colonel 103 Rep 1,760 Posts Drives: 2015 BMW X5 MSport Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Boston, MA iTrader: (2)	They should be able to come down a little more... Last June, I purchased an 07 e92 328xi, CPO, Nav, 19,000 miles, manual, but non-sport for $30,500. I feel like the coupes have a higher demand too. I say you should ask for $28K to $28.5K. __________________ 2015 BMW X5 35i M-Sport (White/Brown) - 4/16/18 (Current) 2011 BMW 550i M-Sport (Jet Black/Cinnamon Brown) - 4/30/14 \| 2007 BMW 328xi e92 (Jet Black/Coral Red) - PAST \| 2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe (Ivory White/Stone) - PAST \| 2005 Acura TSX (Obsidian Black/Black) - PAST \| 1998 Acura Integra (Black/Black) - PAST
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ktmsmr12 Private First Class 76 Rep 164 Posts Drives: 2019 X3 M40i Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Atlanta, GA iTrader: (1) Garage List 2022 BMW M235i Gran ... [0.00]	That seems a little high to me. I paid 28k (back in Feb of this year) for my 2007 335i E90 CPO and it had sport, cold weather, AT, and premium with 35k miles. I bet you can get it for 27 or 28k. They will rape you on your trade most likely. Good Luck!
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Repsol Private First Class 7 Rep 137 Posts Drives: 06 M3 / 07 335i Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: ABQ iTrader: (1)	I picked up my '07 CPO E90 with 44K on it with Nav, Premium and Sport packages for 26K just a few days ago. So I would either hold out or keep looking. Best thing I ever did was look out of state. Opens up lot more options
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