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Sep 27, 2011 | 07:34 PM

#11

AchtungE60

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My Ride: E60 530i

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Originally Posted by phlfly

I think it's a good information for people who is looking to buy next 5-series. You want to keep a price as close as possible to auction price either dealer or private side.

Really? As if that ever worked with a BMW or any other luxury car. Tell them you know what they go for at the auction and they laugh and tell you to go try to buy it then. Now if you're SELLING that's sort of a different story. Well sort of.....because unless you're selling to a dealer then it's useless as well. Anyway to each his own. You can believe what you want to believe and I know what I know. Economics is second nature to me. Dealers and consumers are different grades of meat my friend.

Oct 14, 2011 | 12:39 PM

#12

blacktalant

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From: Poughkeepsie, NY

My Ride: Black 2004 545i Blue Jeep Commander 4+4 5.7 Hemi( Saddle Brown )

Quote:

Originally Posted by aman27

guys,

i have manheim access if anyone needs me to look up anything

hi aman, i just sell my 04 545i and i need a 11 550i fully loaded. please pm me a copy of prices through manheim. that would be appreciated. thank you.

Oct 14, 2011 | 05:53 PM

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StasGS4

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From: Chicago, IL

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Originally Posted by AchtungE60

If economics is second nature to you, you should work on Wall Street.

From my personal experience, car dealers are very protective of the auction pricing since it makes the consumer more educated. I am not surprised that you are opposing this information from being public.