Was it a big mistake to cancel my 2007 for a 2008
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My Ride: 07' 530d - M-Sport - Titanium Silver / Black Dakota leather
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Originally Posted by bmw093' post='389324' date='Feb 9 2007, 06:42 PM
People were buying '07 in April of '06. Since when does the calendar year have anything to do with the MY?
Sorry I was talking about the situation in Europe (the topic starter doesn't have his location in his profile).
I was talking about ordering a new 5-series with my dealer last week, he said that 2008 is out i Sept (makes more sense to me). So my w10 build will be 07.
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Originally Posted by uglybear' post='389411' date='Feb 9 2007, 03:55 PM
Actually, if you want to keep car long enough, '07 might be better. For one thing, engine and electronics have been around for some time so most issues have been ironed out. Appearance is not changing much in '08, so untrained eye won't even notice the difference. If you don't like turbo engine, '07 530 is more powerful that '08 528i so you'll enjoy it more. I kept my '97 M3 for 7 years and couldn't care less about resale value - I enjoyed the car.
Long ownership is about enjoyment, not about resale value. So if you plan to change cars in 3-4 years, then lease. If not, you can as well get '07 unless you really want 535i or some of the new features like USB or new shifter. '08 also makes more sense if you want to be the first guy in the block.
Long ownership is about enjoyment, not about resale value. So if you plan to change cars in 3-4 years, then lease. If not, you can as well get '07 unless you really want 535i or some of the new features like USB or new shifter. '08 also makes more sense if you want to be the first guy in the block.
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