[2manycars1]

I ordered a car 2 weeks ago , and it is now at the NY pier. Like so many others, I am curious if I paid too much, and if so, I can still cancel.

I have a very loaded 2008 335i coonvertible coming to me hopefully in the next week or so. THe sticker is $60,545, and I paid (or will be paying) $58,100. Somehow that does not seem to be much of a discount compared to others I have gotten. Is this reasonable?

Also, I stopped even looking at BMW's a few years back based on their hoorid electronics. I am fine using the i-drive, if it works, but in the past th ecar was constantly in the shop with various glitches, and the dealer said they had no idea why the electronics were so awful.

I am crossing my fingers that the car is trouble free (given the new complex top etc.) that it drives better than my Lexus, but that it is as reliable.

I am new here so your help would be great.

[morgie2]

I'd need to know exactly what you ordered (packages etc.) to give you an opinion. It's important to look at things from an"invoice up", rather than a MSRP down.

[2manycars1]

2008 335i vert.
ZCW cold weather
ZPP premium
Zsp sport
205-Steptronic
217 Active steering
2xa-Paddles
322-comfort access
507-park distance
609-Navigation
620-Voice
653-HD radio
655-Sat. radio
6FL-ipod adapt.

A lot of packages I know, but as I said it did speed up the arrival time, though it is still taking more time than I'd like.

Tot MSRP-$60,545 Sell-$58,100

[TurboFan]

Not many dealers will negotiate the price on the 'vert. Sedan, yes. e92/93, not so much. I'd say $2k off is respectable.

[Eazyrock]

I'm guessing the 58k is before taxes and all other fees right?

[morgie2]

Originally Posted by 2manycars1

2008 335i vert.
ZCW cold weather
ZPP premium
Zsp sport
205-Steptronic
217 Active steering
2xa-Paddles
322-comfort access
507-park distance
609-Navigation
620-Voice
653-HD radio
655-Sat. radio
6FL-ipod adapt.

A lot of packages I know, but as I said it did speed up the arrival time, though it is still taking more time than I'd like.

Tot MSRP-$60,545 Sell-$58,100

As long as there are no outrageous doc. fees, this looks like a decent deal. It appears to be $2058 over invoice, and that includes MACO and training fees. That's not bad as it seems dealers don't want to discount these convertibles. ENJOY !!

[2manycars1]

That is the price before taxes. Doc. fees are a cost of doing business and should not be passed on to the customer. I always stand my ground on that, so no there is no ridiculous, or for that manner, any document fee.

[phantom330]

you're lucky to get any break on price on a 335 convert. I'd say it's a pretty decent deal.

[Eazyrock]

With just about the same options you selected my total was $62,500. This includes taxes, title, and registration fees.

[cn555ic]

that is a good deal take it and run, especially you only waiting 2 weeks...That is unheard of but if you got it that way, hell you are lucky...