JackHammer

Has anyoned done this or know somebody who has? I was wondering how much of a haggle room you'd have with the MSRP for European Delivery.

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SteveB

I haven't done it but did research it a great deal. What I found is that you get about 7% off but not on all models apparently. I was at a dealer today and asked about ED on a 135 and was told there is no discount. He also said no discount on a M3. I think that was just salesman talk though.
Check these sites out:
www.opert.com
www.edBMW.com

I sure do want a 135i.

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JackHammer

I know with the M series, since it's made in the US, there is obviously no European Delivery option. Not sure about the 1 series though.

Also they give you the ED quoted MSRP which is a few grand less than the regular MSRP. I was wondering if there was even more haggle room for the ED MSRP.

SteveB

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There usually isn't much haggling done on BMW pricing, especially on new models. Which car are you looking at?
I bought a new M3 back in '98 and was only able to get about 2k off on a 44k car. I think the only reason I was able to do that is that it was a color that not too many people would have bought. I think the car had been in the dealership for about 4 months. At that time the E36 M3 was a very hot cat too.