Best deal so far $99 over invoice

[Papethova]

So one of the dealers I had ordered a car from screwed up and I ended up getting the car elsewhere. Now they are trying to sell me the car at $99 over invoice which isnt that much of a deal over what I got at the other dealership.

Either way I already have my car so if anyone wants a build like the one in my sig let me know.

They emailed me offering 99 over invoice, Im just waiting on their reply of total price.

[RobLS]

damn, how'd you get 99 over invoice?

[jtsherri]

The economy is rough. Even though the 1-series is a hot item dealers ARE working on the price more than most people think.

I didn't get $99 over invoice (which is pretty insane), but did get more than many (most?) here.

[RobLS]

Well I'm planning to get the car for so much over invoice. But 99 though, I'll try but I can't give any guarantees.

[ScottyGams]

yeah, i got 500 over as well. the car is hot, but the economy is crap. Only the 7 and 6 people can actually afford not to downgrade their transportation in this economic climate

[RobLS]

Some dealerships try to stick to their msrp no matter what, some even try to stick by their markup and feed you their BS for both occasions.

[Russo]

i could see $300 over invoice but thats about it...

[RobLS]

I'm thinking 500 over invoice, 1k at the most.

[Omega Man]

I got 1K under MSRP on top of the ED 7% discount. Also used the old prices. Next week maybe better, maybe not. They are going to start throwing around zero interest loans pretty soon and if the Fed drops another 1/4 point, refi's from people who got great fixed mortgages in 2003 are going to create cash flow for cars. It's cyclical.

[WhiteOne]

The Fed will not drop the rate any lower. The question is, when do they start raising it to curb inflation? JMHO ICBW

[SF_VR6]

ordered mine today at a gret price over invoice.

[Simon_135i]

Originally Posted by SF_VR6

ordered mine today at 600 over invoice.

Nice, CONGRATS... no maco? how much was your training fee btw?

[SF_VR6]

[SF_VR6]

I'm ecstatic for today. I will be going in this Saturday to confirm one last time.:thumbup:

[Omega Man]

Originally Posted by WhiteOne

The Fed will not drop the rate any lower. The question is, when do they start raising it to curb inflation? JMHO ICBW

Last threadjack: Bad day for the dollar and markets. Maybe you are right.

[cman321]

dang, the deals on the east and west coast blow away anything that can be had in texas. You can't get $100 below MSRP here, much less try to get $100 or $500 above invoice.

No chance in hell coming close to these CA prices. I guess b/c CA has so many dealerships in a close area compared to spread out texas.

Texas blows for buying cars. Strange b/c most everything else is cheaper in TX (cost of living, etc)

[Brandon26pdx]

I doubt anyone around the pacific northwest would see deals that hot either. The economic slump hasnt really the region as badly.

[RobLS]

Originally Posted by cman321

dang, the deals on the east and west coast blow away anything that can be had in texas. You can't get $100 below MSRP here, much less try to get $100 or $500 above invoice.

No chance in hell coming close to these CA prices. I guess b/c CA has so many dealerships in a close area compared to spread out texas.

Texas blows for buying cars. Strange b/c most everything else is cheaper in TX (cost of living, etc)

Thought there is no sales tax added to the car in texas? Tell me if what I hear is wrong though.

[cman321]

Originally Posted by RobLS

Thought there is no sales tax added to the car in texas? Tell me if what I hear is wrong though.

no income taxes in TX. Plenty of sales taxes.

[blackbubblebum]

$500 over for mine. 99$ is crazy. Which dealer is this in los angeles???

[confusion]

Originally Posted by cman321

dang, the deals on the east and west coast blow away anything that can be had in texas. You can't get $100 below MSRP here, much less try to get $100 or $500 above invoice.

No chance in hell coming close to these CA prices. I guess b/c CA has so many dealerships in a close area compared to spread out texas.

Texas blows for buying cars. Strange b/c most everything else is cheaper in TX (cost of living, etc)

lol, you're kidding, right? try doing some research both on this forum and irl. would be worth your time...

[MikeT]

Originally Posted by WhiteOne

The Fed will not drop the rate any lower. The question is, when do they start raising it to curb inflation?

The weakness in the dollar is the direct result in the Fed's inflationary policy, but the Fed is so afraid of aggravating the foreclosure crisis that they're unlikely to tighten anytime soon... inflation be damned.