SOLD SOLD 2017 Bmw M3 Competition Package SOLD SOLD

[JTBM3]

Sold.. 2017 M3 competition package, DCT, mineral white, sahkir orange. 1,670 miles on the car. Full factory warranty since purchased in September 2016. Garage stored and never driven in the snow or on roads with salt. Never tracked and launch control never performed. 1200 mile break in period was respected and done properly. Everything i have said is the truth! MSRP $74,300. Asking $68,500 OBO. Please send email or phone number for pictures. Sold

[Bahn360Photo]

nice car but what you have to realize is that a dealer would give a larger discount on brand new car.
7% is generally an easy bargaining point so with that said it would be 68,820

not bashing your thread but giving you realistic perspective

good luck!

[swalsh2333]

Originally Posted by Bahn360Photo

nice car but what you have to realize is that a dealer would give a larger discount on brand new car.
7% is generally an easy bargaining point so with that said it would be 68,820

not bashing your thread but giving you realistic perspective

good luck!

You're going to have a really tough time getting any substantial discount on an M3. Most people are paying close to MSRP. Maybe a 2% discount if you're lucky.

[CSanto]

Originally Posted by swalsh2333

You're going to have a really tough time getting any substantial discount on an M3. Most people are paying close to MSRP. Maybe a 2% discount if you're lucky.

You can get 4k off a new car easily...

[BoxKing]

If you payed close to MSRP... then you may as well just call yourself a sucker... Just picked up my M4 this week... MSRP was $76,659. Haggled them down to $68,500, then I busted out $3,500 in credits offered by BMW to lower the cost even more. You will have to fall well short of that asking price... (IMHO), due to the facts stated, and because its not a "loaded" M3.

[morf13]

Originally Posted by swalsh2333

You're going to have a really tough time getting any substantial discount on an M3. Most people are paying close to MSRP. Maybe a 2% discount if you're lucky.

I picked up an m3 fully loaded 2 weeks ago and they knocked off around 7k.

[swalsh2333]

The market has changed dramatically since Sept. when I bought then. I bought one of the first 2017's and no one where I live (Long Island) was doing shit.

[Xtabi]

Originally Posted by Bahn360Photo

nice car but what you have to realize is that a dealer would give a larger discount on brand new car.
7% is generally an easy bargaining point so with that said it would be 68,820

not bashing your thread but giving you realistic perspective

good luck!

I'm with Bahn just trying to help you out here. I got $4,650 off before any incentives were applied. Also no vehicle was traded in.

2016 M3
Order Placed August 2016
$70,795 MSRP
$66,145 Negotiated selling Price
-$1,500 Fleet Cash
-$750 BMW October Cash
$15 Registration
$63,910 Total Before Tax
$4,473 7% Tax
$68,383 OTD
Cash Down $34,000
Financed: $34,383
72 Months 2.14% = $509 / month
856 credit score

[JTBM3]

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