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Originally Posted by Veight' post='240564' date='Feb 15 2006, 08:09 AM
When I first showed my wife this site she was sort of surprised that all these men were openly discussing their issues with ED. She was shocked that guys would actually discuss these personal issues with their BMW dealer. Then I told her that I was actually planning on going to Munich to get ED myself. When I told here that BMW was actually paying me $4,020 on my 550 purchase if they could give me ED she told me it was either her or the car.
I will be in Munich on May 8th, and I, will along with many of you, will have ED.
And I must say i'm be proud to have ED.
I will be in Munich on May 8th, and I, will along with many of you, will have ED.
And I must say i'm be proud to have ED.
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Originally Posted by arnolds' post='241558' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:29 PM
4,020 off the US MSRP? If so, you're getting ripped.
There are 2 MSRP's One for standard dealer delivery and one for European delivery. European is $4,020 off standard. Then you deal from that price.
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Originally Posted by Veight' post='241571' date='Feb 16 2006, 06:53 PM
Thats just the ED portion, its listed on the BMW website under european delivery.
There are 2 MSRP's One for standard dealer delivery and one for European delivery. European is $4,020 off standard. Then you deal from that price.
There are 2 MSRP's One for standard dealer delivery and one for European delivery. European is $4,020 off standard. Then you deal from that price.
I know that...I got over 9k US MSRP off my ED 545.
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Is it true that for European Delivery you have to go yourself in person to get the car. Can a friend pick it up on your behalf?
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Originally Posted by juventus' post='241606' date='Feb 16 2006, 07:44 PM
Is it true that for European Delivery you have to go yourself in person to get the car. Can a friend pick it up on your behalf?
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Originally Posted by arnolds' post='241588' date='Feb 16 2006, 11:15 PM
I know that...I got over 9k US MSRP off my ED 545.
Well thats below invioce and on an 07 550 they arent going threre yet . Anyone getting 9K off on an 07 550...anyone?
It all depends on where they are with the model year. If the 06 550's were just about to be introduced I could see them discounting the 545's that much.
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Originally Posted by arnolds' post='241588' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:15 PM
I know that...I got over 9k US MSRP off my ED 545.
How do you figure 9k off US MSRP ? That's pretty close to 500 over invoice were there any other variables i.e. low trade in allowance, buy rate financing thru your dealer for the payoff on the trade, etc?
Who's better than you?
I wouldn't fly economy to Europe if they would give me a new e60!
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Originally Posted by miss525i' post='241662' date='Feb 17 2006, 03:26 AM
So are you taking the wife with you or not? 
I used to work for a company where I traveled to Europe often. She really doesn't want to go. So basically am going for a BMW and several beers and then back home.
When you think about it, its a very strange concept. An 8 hour flight to buy a car.