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Cheapest E90 320 ever sold by PML
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crashover77
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My friend got his E90 320 at $110K last month. PML is clearing the pre-fl at $115K last month.
They are trying to attack the new C-class. Sure at $110k? I dont think PML is so generous. Things must be missing here n there like those AA cars.
IntegraTypeS
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I believe they are indeed transacted at 115 to 120K last month before they introduced the highline/professional series.
Noticed alot of 2nd hand 320 stuck in the hands of dealers. A few were sold, but i think those really chai tao one...either no cash, or no information of the current pricing. going for 105 to 110k apiece...simply not worth it.
Azrielsc
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IMC
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i got mine at $122k (2006 production and before cash rebate) in end apr but have tons of conditions attached !! pml added them after the initial agreement on the $. so sickening. the conditions get worse by the day of negotiation/confirmation (must spend $5k on accessories and many others). so effective $ is $127k!! must say not a pleasant experience. if others can get at $115k or $120k without conditions, i have been a sucker big time.
IMC;220291 said:
You are right. $15k discount must deduct from insurance and 6 month installments.
If you have any $$$ remaining, you must use it to buy accessories and nothing else.
I think you also must take a loan to qualify. A lot of T&C. To really make full use of $15k, you must have a short loan period. Eg. 15k divide by 6 months installments. It work out to be around $2.5k per month.
darkknight
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dutch;220511 said:
So can I assume that my deal of $129k on the Professional Edition with the additional accessories is a better catch...
I took a 100% loan of $129K @ 2.8% p.a. loan with no cash rebate... :screwedu:
hitmee
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darkknight;220521 said:So can I assume that my deal of $129k on the Professional Edition with the additional accessories is a better catch...
I took a 100% loan of $129K @ 2.8% p.a. loan with no cash rebate... :screwedu:
100% loan???? no neeed deposit? can mei?
darkknight
Well-Known Member
hitmee;220618 said:
As PML still want to maintain their selling price @ $139,800 or we can said that to "invoice" @ $139,800, they are offering $10,800 as an overtrade for your old car... means that your ultimate buying price for the new car is $129,000, they will top up the $10,800 onto your old car,
Example: $65,000(Market Rate) + $10,800(Overtrade) = $75,800
They will pay $75,800 for your trade in car...
If you do not have a car to trade in, you must forkout $10,800 as "deposit" to prepay as instalments... a bit complicated mechanism :yikess: but in the end of the day, the buying price is still $129,000...
