[DB118D]

Be interested to see some numbers on a 330d with M Sport + and Pro Nav. Not sure there's much else I'd add to be honest.

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by Chrishumes

Nope list price is what it goes on

The £40,000 threshold is based on the vehicles list price, + factory options + £700 delivery charge.

[Tengocity]

Originally Posted by Chompers

The £40,000 threshold is based on the vehicles list price, + factory options + £700 delivery charge.

Is the 0% APR only on the diesels Chompers?

Not really looking to change but an exceptional deal on a 440i or M4 might tempt me!

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by Tengocity

Is the 0% APR only on the diesels Chompers?

Not really looking to change but an exceptional deal on a 440i or M4 might tempt me!

Yes diesel f30/31. And must be registered by 30/09/17. BMW sold 2,500 X3's this week on 0%

[JLR1969]

Originally Posted by Chompers

Yes diesel f30/31. And must be registered by 30/09/17. BMW sold 2,500 X3's this week on 0%

Amazing what people will buy when it's on offer, I thought it was just Poundland where people bought random stuff on impulse

[Steces]

Originally Posted by planemad

http://www.babybmw.net/forum/viewtop...e84bea84e8900b

http://www.babybmw.net/forum/viewtop...e84bea84e8900b

Any VT experts in the house?

At what point would the VT point be on these deals please, and what exactly does half the finance work out at?

Edit: my basic grasp suggests it's at 42 months which will have effectively cost me 470 per month, food for thought.....

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by JLR1969

Amazing what people will buy when it's on offer, I thought it was just Poundland where people bought random stuff on impulse

Not often you get to buy an X3 for 3 series money

[DB118D]

Originally Posted by Chompers

Not often you get to buy an X3 for 3 series money

The X3 deals were exceptional

The F30/31 deals aren't as appealing due to the poorer residuals

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by DB118D

The X3 deals were exceptional

The F30/31 deals aren't as appealing due to the poorer residuals

Don't forget you get all the tactical support as well as 0%, best to look at 330/5d's The DC was knocked back to £500 on the X3 from £2,750.

[creepy coupe]

So BMW need to discount the model that has always been core to their sales. Can't help feeling diesels are on a slippery slope.

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by creepy coupe

So BMW need to discount the model that has always been core to their sales. Can't help feeling diesels are on a slippery slope.

Clearing out stock. Q3 is one of the biggest of the the year, they seen momentum with the X3 deal and added f30/1 last week. Make hay while sun shines and all that.

As for the diesel side of things, can't see there going anywhere for now. However customers are starting to way up the pros & cons in greater detail.

[creepy coupe]

Originally Posted by Chompers

Clearing out stock. Q3 is one of the biggest of the the year, they seen momentum with the X3 deal and added f30/1 last week. Make hay while sun shines and all that.

As for the diesel side of things, can't see there going anywhere for now. However customers are starting to way up the pros & cons in greater detail.

When you say "stock" are these deals only of built cars? if yes BMW run a system of just in time. The more hybrids sales continue to increase, the less diesels will be sold.

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by creepy coupe

When you say "stock" are these deals only of built cars? if yes BMW run a system of just in time. The more hybrids sales continue to increase, the less diesels will be sold.

Cars have to be registered by the 30th of this month, so yes physical stock cars only. PHEV's are pushing back to March delivery, still a low retail uptake on these however the corporate market are lapping them up.

[M2Andy]

Managed to secure a shadow ed from Listers today after shopping around all weekend.

Informed me they'd taken 40 shadows when bmw released them last week and only had 5 left after the weekend trading, 4 remaining now that I've taken one.

All other dealers I spoke with were selling std cars built around June time that are in central storage (Doncaster I think)

[Chrishumes]

Originally Posted by Dvr80

Managed to secure a shadow ed from Listers today after shopping around all weekend.

Informed me they'd taken 40 shadows when bmw released them last week and only had 5 left after the weekend trading, 4 remaining now that I've taken one.

All other dealers I spoke with were selling std cars built around June time that are in central storage (Doncaster I think)

How much for? And how much is list price? Would love a car listed at just under £40k along with the 10k ish discount at 0%....but dont think they exist

[M2Andy]

Originally Posted by Chrishumes

How much for? And how much is list price? Would love a car listed at just under £40k along with the 10k ish discount at 0%....but dont think they exist

List £49.5k discounted to £38k

[Rudz]

Originally Posted by Dvr80

List £49.5k discounted to £38k

Is that with £5k BMW contribution for taking out a pcp ? Or without please?

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by Rudz

Is that with £5k BMW contribution for taking out a pcp ? Or without please?

With DC

[Chrishumes]

Originally Posted by Dvr80

List £49.5k discounted to £38k

I was quoted 52 new for 39500. Still not keen on paying the road tax though so going to give it a miss!

[strike4A]

Originally Posted by Chrishumes

I was quoted 52 new for 39500. Still not keen on paying the road tax though so going to give it a miss!

Lease deals aren't far off PCP ones and you don't have any road tax to pay on those.

[JNW1]

Originally Posted by strike4A

Lease deals aren't far off PCP ones

Is that also the case for relatively high spec cars like the one in the TRL deal? Often the headline rates can look good on leases but as soon as you start to add options the monthly repayments can often increase quite significantly......

[strike4A]

Originally Posted by JNW1

Is that also the case for relatively high spec cars like the one in the TRL deal? Often the headline rates can look good on leases but as soon as you start to add options the monthly repayments can often increase quite significantly......

True, options can add significantly to the cost. Only had a quick scan around but found this stock car:

https://www.selectcarleasing.co.uk/c...0264-2017.html