2011 135i Convertible For Sale

[gw135i]

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Asking Price:

None

Item Interest

The short stats are:
Original MSRP - $48,750
If you order a 2012 with same items it comes out to about $50,900
Selling to someone that will appreciate it for $39,900 or B/O

2011 135i Convertible w/ 7,100 miles
Crimson Red
Taupe Boston Leather
Cold Weather Package (heated seats)
M Sport Package (18" alloy wheels, Gray Poplar wood trim, Sport Seats, Sport Steering Wheel with Paddle Shifters)
Sport Suspension
Premium Package (Univ garage door opener, Digital compass mirror, Power seats, Lumbar support, BMW Assist w/ bluetooth)
Value Package(iPod and USB)
7 Speed Double Clutch Transmission
Moonlight Black soft top(w/ headliner)
Retractable Headlight washers
Xenon headlights
Automatic Climate Control
Cruise Control
Navigation System (also adds HD for music and voice control of the system)

MSRP - $48,750

Looks and still smells new
Garaged over the winter.
It resides in NH/MA, USA.
Since this is already no fun, please keep the negative comments to a minimum.
Thanks.
gw135i

[gw135i]

Ok, I really need about $38,000 to clear it. Let me know if you're interested.Thanks.

[128vert]

Please email me some pics to h54913@yahoo.com

[gw135i]

Good luck selling any of these. BMW has flooded the market with off-lease cars by lowering the lease prices over the last three years. Now, if you own one of these, they devalue 30-40% in the first year.... That's twice the percentage I've seen on several US cars I've bought and sold over the last decade (even including the US car I traded in for this a year ago..only lost 16% in the first year...for DEALER TRADE $$)...
So much for "best resale value" ratings.
Like I said, good luck..

[GUOM1118]

Originally Posted by gw135i

Good luck selling any of these. BMW has flooded the market with off-lease cars by lowering the lease prices over the last three years. Now, if you own one of these, they devalue 30-40% in the first year.... That's twice the percentage I've seen on several US cars I've bought and sold over the last decade (even including the US car I traded in for this a year ago..only lost 16% in the first year...for DEALER TRADE $$)...
So much for "best resale value" ratings.
Like I said, good luck..

Hi

I got a trade in quote from my dealer for my 135i(2011),they give me $32000 regardless what I am going to buy . sticker price is 39625.
I maintain my car professional.
But right now,it is pretty hard to sell it privately for me.

[santov]

Originally Posted by GUOM1118

Hi

I got a trade in quote from my dealer for my 135i(2011),they give me $32000 regardless what I am going to buy . sticker price is 39625.
I maintain my car professional.
But right now,it is pretty hard to sell it privately for me.

I've been looking for a 135 convertable. The trade in values are crap thanks to the lease returns. The private sales don't work out because they balance on the loan is too high compared to the lower prices of the lease returns sitting on the dealer's lot.

Sucks for everybody!