Is this a decent price?

[BBuff]

I'm still looking for a decently priced 135i coupe and I ran across this one today. Does this seem like a descent price? Thanks for the insight.

2009 135i Coupe - 40,000 miles
Space Gray
Coral Red Boston Leather
Gray Poplar wood trim
Premium package
Ambient Light package
BMW Assist/Bluetooth
Automatic (yes, I want an automatic)
CPO until 11/2015

$25,989

[Whiskeyjack00]

Is it exactly what you want? When I'm in the market for a new car im always willing to spend a few extra $$$ to get exactly what I want. Otherwise, there will always be moments where I wish I got the alpine white, or look upon another 1er that has the sports package with envy.

Having said that, I'd say that's a decent price for car in this segment. Especially since us Canadians get raped on car prices for no discernible reason.

Edit: and I understand you're not Canadian, just wanted to point out that life is easier for Americans when it comes to mid to high range car buying

[Got_///M]

Is it a decent price? Yes. Is it a good deal or a steal? No..

[Macflyer516]

Originally Posted by Got_///M

Is it a decent price? Yes. Is it a good deal or a steal? No..

+1

I just picked up a 2010 135i with 40K miles for $25000

Montego Blue
Alaska Gray Boston Leather
Light Walnut wood trim
Premium pkg
Sport pkg
Ambient Light package
Moon Roof
Heated seats
BMW Assist/Bluetooth
Automatic - wife has to drive it too...

[BBuff]

This is their current asking price pre-negotiation. My wife doesn't like the sport seats so not having them isn't a huge deal. The only thing it's lacking that I might miss are the heated seats. It's definitely my preferred color combination.

[Got_///M]

Originally Posted by BBuff

This is their current asking price pre-negotiation. My wife doesn't like the sport seats so not having them isn't a huge deal. The only thing it's lacking that I might miss are the heated seats. It's definitely my preferred color combination.

Haggle as much as you can. It's the end of the year. They will give you a good low price man. Good luck with the purchase!

[Southjersey128]

Without sport package I'd try to get more off.

[Tee-Dub]

I guess it depends. I paid $27k for a 2008 two months ago. 37k miles, sport pack, cold weather pack, premium, ipod, 6mt. Just comes down to what you want.

Personally, I think the non sport seats suck and couldn't imagine owning a BMW without sport package, but YMMV. I would never consider a non sport pack car.

[BBuff]

Definitely. I'm friends with the salesman so I think I'll be able to do alright. I plan on going by there tomorrow after work.

Originally Posted by Southjersey128

Without sport package I'd try to get more off.

[BBuff]

I've not tried a non-sport equipped car so I'm interested to see the difference. Since the wife doesn't like the sport seats I guess my options are limited.

Originally Posted by Tee-Dub

I guess it depends. I paid $27k for a 2008 two months ago. 37k miles, sport pack, cold weather pack, premium, ipod, 6mt. Just comes down to what you want.

Personally, I think the non sport seats suck and couldn't imagine owning a BMW without sport package, but YMMV. I would never consider a non sport pack car.

[FOACAD]

meh, if its what you want then offer 22k and see where it goes.

settle around 23k imo....

[dwc]

Originally Posted by Tee-Dub

I guess it depends. I paid $27k for a 2008 two months ago. 37k miles, sport pack, cold weather pack, premium, ipod, 6mt. Just comes down to what you want.

snip...

I agree. I paid even more for a 2009 with 18k miles on it in June. But, it was exactly what I wanted, and I got to drive it all summer long. No regrets...

[Bmwbreed]

I was just thinking about you bro and wondering if you had made a decision yet. So now you're back on the 135 and no more 128 ill finally be picking up my car tues. ill send u some pics

[135iMsportCoupe]

In June 2011 I bought a 2010 135i Msport Coupe as follows:

11000 miles (full factory warranty)
Alpine White
Paddle shift Selectronic
Cold Weather package
Sport seats
Black Vinyl interior
Sunroof
BMW Assist
iPod/Aux
Carbon fiber mirrors
Carbon fiber rear spoiler
Blackout M grilles

Bought from a Porsche dealer for $32000, about $12000 under list.

Would have preferred leather but it was not as important as having all the other features together.

If you get a car with an N54 engine be sure to check if the recall was performed on the High Pressure Fuel Pump.

[BBuff]

I'm looking at the service history right now. What I see is:

- Belt pre-tensioner, Rear Lamps and Drive unit, front window regulators incorrect connection/contact @ 12,212
- front window regulators permanent failure @ 15,841
- HPFP failure and N54 Programming HDP @ 15,841

Outside of these three "issues", everything else that's listed are oil and brake fluid changes, microfilter replacement and wiper blades.

Also listed is the HPFP warranty extension to 10/120K and the turbocharger's emissions warranty extension to 8/82K.

The 2nd owner only had it 2 months and traded it in for a SUV at the Mercedes dealer where it is now.

Originally Posted by begge

In June 2011 I bought a 2010 135i Msport Coupe as follows:

11000 miles (full factory warranty)
Alpine White
Paddle shift Selectronic
Cold Weather package
Sport seats
Black Vinyl interior
Sunroof
BMW Assist
iPod/Aux
Carbon fiber mirrors
Carbon fiber rear spoiler
Blackout M grilles

Bought from a Porsche dealer for $32000, about $12000 under list.

Would have preferred leather but it was not as important as having all the other features together.

If you get a car with an N54 engine be sure to check if the recall was performed on the High Pressure Fuel Pump.

[135iMsportCoupe]

The fact that you have the extended warranty in writing is a good thing. There was a class action lawsuit that produced those in settlement. I was told by the law firm that they tried to contact me and I didn't reply (?). As a result I was not included in the class and got no written warranty extension. When I bring up the settlement, dealers just shrug their shoulders.