Eye Opener. The 135ti will be $57,000

NewhouseEnt · 11-18-2007, 04:38 PM

Well, no one has said it yet so I will. With the 135i maxing at $52,000 loaded, Jeez, the 135ti is going to upwards of $60,000?! Granted the ti will have a lot of standard features I'm sure, but.... wow... used Porsche's and even a brand new Caymen start looking reeeeaaaalllllyyy good.

larryn · 11-18-2007, 04:51 PM

I believe the tii is supposed to be a 4 cylinder, according to press reports. You're making up a price on a non-existent car.

By the way, 135i does not max out at $52k. If you add up everything on the option list, you're paying for stand-alone items that are included in packages you've already paid for. Enough with the drama posts, please.

Crowley · 11-18-2007, 04:54 PM

I think it has been stated that if you use packages and not just option pricing, then it maxs out around 47k ..

thanks,
Crowley

cuban135i · 11-18-2007, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by larryn

I believe the tii is supposed to be a 4 cylinder, according to press reports. You're making up a price on a non-existent car.

By the way, 135i does not max out at $52k. If you add up everything on the option list, you're paying for stand-alone items that are included in packages you've already paid for. Enough with the drama posts, please.

+1

WolfsburgerMitFries · 11-18-2007, 05:10 PM

And....the 135ti is what the automotive industry calls a "design study", its a one of a kind vehicle built to generate buzz at an auto show. Its never going to make production, and there is no point in ever mentioning the 135ti again.

hellrotm · 11-18-2007, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Crowley

I think it has been stated that if you use packages and not just option pricing, then it maxs out around 47k ..

thanks,
Crowley

Yep, max-out is 47k.

You could say that about the 3 series coupe too.

A max-out optioned 335i coupe is 54k.

Even worse a max-out optioned 335i convert. is 59k, hell you might as well pick-up the new M3.

d3syd · 11-18-2007, 05:41 PM

That's cheap guys. I'm going to have to pay upwards of US$64,000 for a 135i here in Australia to get one on the road.... and that's without any options!

Crowley · 11-18-2007, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by d3syd

That's cheap guys. I'm going to have to pay upwards of US$64,000 for a 135i here in Australia to get one on the road.... and that's without any options!

I feel for you all down there ... however you got some nice cars there as well :smile:

However, you live in Australia, so I don't feel too bad .. I'd love to make it down there some time ..

Crowley

EINSER M · 11-18-2007, 07:27 PM

a Tii at 55k is what i think it will end up at. still a great price!!!!!!!!!!!!

135idrive · 11-18-2007, 07:38 PM

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By the way, 135i does not max out at $52k. If you add up everything on the option list, you're paying for stand-alone items that are included in packages you've already paid for. Enough with the drama posts, please.

Sorry, wish that was true. 135 loaded is 48,645 add standard sales tax at 7.5% (8.75 where I live) and you got $52,293

larryn · 11-18-2007, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by 135idrive

Sorry, wish that was true. 135 loaded is 48,645 add standard sales tax at 7.5% (8.75 where I live) and you got $52,293

Since when does BMW list the California State tax when pricing cars?

Might want to add your insurance in while you're there, and the wax you're buying. Oh! Excise tax too, and ... Well, you get the picture.

blacknbean · 11-18-2007, 08:08 PM

I believe the Tii (if it comes to the US) will be priced lower than the 135i

http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showt...9402#post29402

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Originally Posted by scott26

Next year BMW intend to expand the 1er Coupe line with an entry model (seen here as the Concept) running a turbo charged four cylinder engine from the BMW 320Si WTCC car running out 240 PS - This as a basic performance model will be aimed right at enthusiasts A more 1ntended tii L will feature as a Concept showcasing a luxury less enthusiast model. Although the top model will remain (for now) 135i. Final details on the last performance model will not be announced until late 2009 in which the Concept in a seperate ways also makes you think of 1mprovement and 1ntention.

Robert · 11-18-2007, 08:23 PM

Newhouseent is a troll. Don't feed him.

Eye opener, 335i sedan value will drop by 70% in 3 days. Says me. OMG sell your 335 tomorrow.

CAW_135 · 11-18-2007, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by robert

Eye opener, 335i sedan value will drop by 70% in 3 days. Says me. OMG sell your 335 tomorrow.

Huh?

joelk · 11-18-2007, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by CAW_135

Huh?

lol robert is using Newhouseent's "troll" logic back at him. i really can't believe people entertain Newhouseent's factually challenged posts anymore.

CAW_135 · 11-18-2007, 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by joelk

lol robert is using Newhouseent's "troll" logic back at him. i really can't believe people entertain Newhouseent's factually challenged posts anymore.

Gotcha!

135idrive · 11-18-2007, 09:03 PM

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Since when does BMW list the California State tax when pricing cars?

Might want to add your insurance in while you're there, and the wax you're buying. Oh! Excise tax too, and ... Well, you get the picture.

My only point "Larry" is that the 135i is dam close to 50K, and it is not unlikely that someone could drive off the lot after paying $55K+. I tend to think in the real world, too bad I don't live in a special tax free zone like you.

hellrotm · 11-18-2007, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by 135idrive

My only point "Larry" is that the 135i is dam close to 50K, and it is not unlikely that someone could drive off the lot after paying $55K+. I tend to think in the real world, too bad I don't live in a special tax free zone like you.

In the real world, 95% of the 135i won't have every single option. And no people will not be leaving the dealer paying $55k.

With your tax rate added to a loaded 335i coupe, you could leave paying well over $60k, and leave paying almost $70k for a 335i convert.

But a very very small percentage gets every single option and package.

I am willing to bet most people picking up a 135i will leave the dealership paying under $40,000 without taxes.

135idrive · 11-18-2007, 11:43 PM

Point well taken 'slickone' and I believe you're right about most buyers. I understand that I am in the minority, but I was discussing maxing out. For 5K more I could have a loaded 335i and it has got me to think. As pricing goes I think the 135 is a specialty model in BMW's view as it is very much in the 3 series territory, but it's the 'specialty' factor I love. I do think though I will be seeing a lot of loaded 1ers in my area (SF Bay) and my dealer agrees (all the mid life crisis sufferers like myself).

ichiban · 11-19-2007, 03:04 AM

im paying 8.25% tax and i'm gonna leave the dealer at 40441 after tax and reg.

ZSP and comfort access.

NewhouseEnt · 11-19-2007, 01:38 PM

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1ster · 11-19-2007, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by NewhouseEnt

F*ck off. I bet cash money you're about 65 years old, with a neck about 9" around.... LOL... Get a sense of humor. Life isn't that bad.

When you say things like that, it makes you sound like you're either (a) 15 years old or (b) a troll. Or both.

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NewhouseEnt Second Lieutenant 48 Rep 228 Posts Drives: none Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: none iTrader: (0)	Eye Opener. The 135ti will be $57,000 Well, no one has said it yet so I will. With the 135i maxing at $52,000 loaded, Jeez, the 135ti is going to upwards of $60,000?! Granted the ti will have a lot of standard features I'm sure, but.... wow... used Porsche's and even a brand new Caymen start looking reeeeaaaalllllyyy good.
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larryn Lieutenant General 2146 Rep 10,176 Posts Drives: '97 332ti, '21 X5 45e, '16 GT4 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Seattle iTrader: (2)	I believe the tii is supposed to be a 4 cylinder, according to press reports. You're making up a price on a non-existent car. By the way, 135i does not max out at $52k. If you add up everything on the option list, you're paying for stand-alone items that are included in packages you've already paid for. Enough with the drama posts, please.
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Crowley Major 54 Rep 1,015 Posts Drives: Join Date: Oct 2007 iTrader: (0)	I think it has been stated that if you use packages and not just option pricing, then it maxs out around 47k .. thanks, Crowley __________________ The last words on the powerplant should go to a clearly overwhelmed Hormazd Sorabjee, editor and publisher of Autocar India: “There is something simply magical about BMW’s in-line six. It has a creamy smoothness that makes velvet feel like sandpaper.”
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WolfsburgerMitFries Lieutenant 12 Rep 445 Posts Drives: BMW 3er Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Lexington, KY iTrader: (0)	And....the 135ti is what the automotive industry calls a "design study", its a one of a kind vehicle built to generate buzz at an auto show. Its never going to make production, and there is no point in ever mentioning the 135ti again.
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Robert Major General 414 Rep 6,968 Posts Drives: 135i -> is350 -> Tesla M3 perf Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Socal iTrader: (1)	Newhouseent is a troll. Don't feed him. Eye opener, 335i sedan value will drop by 70% in 3 days. Says me. OMG sell your 335 tomorrow. __________________ - There's nothing in my pocket other than knives and lint
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135idrive Enlisted Member 10 Rep 49 Posts Drives: Join Date: Sep 2007 iTrader: (0)	Point well taken 'slickone' and I believe you're right about most buyers. I understand that I am in the minority, but I was discussing maxing out. For 5K more I could have a loaded 335i and it has got me to think. As pricing goes I think the 135 is a specialty model in BMW's view as it is very much in the 3 series territory, but it's the 'specialty' factor I love. I do think though I will be seeing a lot of loaded 1ers in my area (SF Bay) and my dealer agrees (all the mid life crisis sufferers like myself).
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ichiban Colonel 94 Rep 2,012 Posts Drives: 08 135i Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bay Area, CA iTrader: (2)	im paying 8.25% tax and i'm gonna leave the dealer at 40441 after tax and reg. ZSP and comfort access.
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