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Originally Posted by rick-l
The ones I see used are about 8-10 k less than new. For that amount and that type of car I was thinking it would be worth it.
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Well, $10-15K savings for used M3s with under 9K miles sounds like a good deal to most people. Maybe order the exact one you want and shop around for a great deal.
Here's a recent thread (11/05/2012) on Bimmerfest about buying a new 2013 M3 Euro Delivery (he leased it):
2013 M3 Euro Delivery - Bimmerfest - BMW Forums
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Well, today I made the final decision. I was going to purchase a 135is or 335is but the leases on M3 improved so much this month I could not resist.
Here is the deal I agreed upon today. I placed my order this morning and already received my production number.
MSRP: $66,595
SELLING PRICE: $57,920
REBATE: $1500 (Holiday Cash)
TERM: 36 months
RATE: .00106 due to max Multiple Security Deposits
ACQ FEE: $725
DLR DOC FEE: $399
If I coundt the doc fee I am getting the M3 for $750 over invoice before the Holiday Cash. After Holiday cash I am paying around $750 below EU Invoice.
Here is what I am getting
2013 BMW M3 w/ 6spd Manual
300 Alpine White
4MY Carbon Leather interior Trim
NCH2 Fox Red Novillo Leather
Z19 Double Spoke (Style 219M) Satin Chrome finish M light alloy wheels
(18 x 8.5 front, 18 x 9.5 rear; 245/40 front and 265/40 rear performance tires)
223 Electronic Damping Control
494 Heated front seats
609 Navigation system
615 Online Information Services
620 Voice Command
639 BMW Assist
6FL iPod and USB adapter
6NN Hands Free Bluetooth
6UH Real Time Traffic Information
7KB Navigation, BMW Assist w/ enhanced BT & USB
No cash cap reduction ($0 down) $590/mo includes tax. MD we pay tax on entire car not just on the payment. The residual is 62% for 36 months/10k miles/year
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