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Old 11-07-2009, 11:44 AM
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I'm heading down to the dealer right now, and wanted to know if when a dealer CPOs a car does it cost them anything beyond the parts and labor need to CPO a car? Want to know how much room I have to negotiate.

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I'm heading down to the dealer right now, and wanted to know if when a dealer CPOs a car does it cost them anything beyond the parts and labor need to CPO a car? Want to know how much room I have to negotiate.

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Of course. You are buying a warranty from BMW to cover the car to 100,000 miles.
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I'm heading down to the dealer right now, and wanted to know if when a dealer CPOs a car does it cost them anything beyond the parts and labor need to CPO a car? Want to know how much room I have to negotiate.

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Negotiate off the Blue book value, disregard the CPO costs. Dealers will rape you if you let them, if you get over no one loses, but you win
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Originally Posted by pjinca' post='1050289' date='Nov 8 2009, 06:00 PM
Negotiate off the Blue book value, disregard the CPO costs. Dealers will rape you if you let them, if you get over no one loses, but you win
+1 it also helps when u do your researh.
See similar CPOs selling around your area.
Check em out yourself, and it helps to know a salesman who can offer you the lowest cost possible to move the car.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by vikingshelmut' post='1049640' date='Nov 7 2009, 03:44 PM
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I'm heading down to the dealer right now, and wanted to know if when a dealer CPOs a car does it cost them anything beyond the parts and labor need to CPO a car? Want to know how much room I have to negotiate.

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Yes, they have to pay a fee to BMW, although I am not sure how much. As Pjinca suggested, negotiate down from blue book, or negotiate other things if they have a one price fits all like my dealer has.
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