[trucheli]

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Original owner, picked up in Munich with 0 miles. Properly broken in. Pristine condition inside and outside. Alpine White with Dakota Coral Red/Black highlight. Premium Package, Dynamic Handling Package, Cold Weather Package,Technology Package, Driver Assistance Package, Harman Kardon surround sound system, Rear Sunshade. Rims and paint in perfect condition (no swirl marks). Actually better than new since I have only hand washed, clayed, polished and sealed it with all german detailing products, (search my threads) Garaged Kept. As of 08/14/2014 the car has 4000 miles. I keep my cars for 1 year and I have sold my 2009, 2011,2012 and 2013 M3s to happy members of this forum who can provide references. This car is in Miami, FL. No low ballers please if you are a serious buyer PM me or contact me at jivano1@gmail.com
Asking $56,000 obo.

[trucheli]

Just reduced to $54,900.

[335isdriver]

agreed, dealers are offering 2015 4 series for $750 over invoice (or even less); a 1 yr old model should be ~15% below that price.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by Phorbo216

FYI you are trying to sell a used car for brand new invoice price. Curious as to why you do not consider leasing your vehicles if you only keep them short term.

Because I don't like to throw my money away.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by 335isdriver

agreed, dealers are offering 2015 4 series for $750 over invoice (or even less); a 1 yr old model should be ~15% below that price.

Really?

[henryeeex]

Don't people know that when you drive a new car off the lot, you car automatically depreciate 15%? Look it up man.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by HenryX

Don't people know that when you drive a new car off the lot, you car automatically depreciate 15%? Look it up man.

I am not here to discuss generalizations. Just trying to sell a $60,000 car at a very fare market price.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by Phorbo216

So you think buying a new car and flipping it just one year later is a better investment? Also KBB says the car is worth $45k (private party used with all pkg/options you have). Just saying...

I don't think, I know it for a fact.
KBB is reflecting wholesale prices. The market is not based on wholesale prices. Just print that KBB report, take it to the dealer and tell them that's the price you want to pay and see what's their reaction.

[omaralt]

I purchased a 14 435i in July with an MSRP of $63k for $56.5 FYI.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by omaralt

I purchased a 14 435i in July with an MSRP of $63k for $56.5 FYI.

What's your point?

[omaralt]

Originally Posted by trucheli

What's your point?

If you can't see my point then good luck selling your car. You're obviously not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Good luck.

[Chicken Corners]

Originally Posted by trucheli

Because I don't like to throw my money away.

Good luck

[omaralt]

Originally Posted by Chicken Corners

Good luck

Seriously. I love switching cars every year as well. And the only way it's made sense to me is to negotiate a killer lease deal and then swap out after a year or so. It's worked out so far

[Chicken Corners]

Originally Posted by omaralt

Seriously. I love switching cars every year as well. And the only way it's made sense to me is to negotiate a killer lease deal and then swap out after a year or so. It's worked out so far

Yes. The OP did not lease his car. That is why I wished him luck not throwing money away.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by Phorbo216

$60k is MSRP for this vehicle and no one pays MSRP. This is not an M4. Who are you fooling? With ED delivery discount there's no way you even paid close to that, excluding tax/title of course. You are trying to sell your USED car at close to break even if not for a slight profit since many people have successfully negotiated 8-10% discounts from MSRP (check the Post Your Deals thread).



Yup, here's proof right here!

It doesn't matter what I paid for the car. Even if I bought it at European Delivery Invoice or below ED Invoice. I am entitle to take a loss, brake even or make a profit. The car has a fare market price. I know that it won last long like my other four cars that I have sold to members of this forum. Again, what's your point?

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by omaralt

Seriously. I love switching cars every year as well. And the only way it's made sense to me is to negotiate a killer lease deal and then swap out after a year or so. It's worked out so far

Have you built any equity?

[beretta2211]

See what I do is wait a couple years and bought a 58k dollar car for 35$ Let the first owner take the hit for being impatient getting a
new model.. Nice car btw... GLWS!

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by beretta2211

See what I do is wait a couple years and bought a 58k dollar car for 35$ Let the first owner take the hit for being impatient getting a
new model.. Nice car btw... GLWS!

I am glad at least someone is making sense on this thread.

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by Phorbo216

Ummm...yes he does make sense, hence your car is probably worth $45k now, then $35k next year. I don't think you quite understand LOL

Let's see. Someone paid $56,500 a month ago and now it's worth $45,000.

[yerffejleahcim]

Originally Posted by trucheli

I am glad at least someone is making sense on this thread.

Funny you are agreeing to this comment. I think you are confused. A lot of members on this forum are here to read and learn things like me. I learned how to lease a car and make sure i get a minimum 8% discount and not get screwed by my dealer.

Good luck!

[omaralt]

Originally Posted by trucheli

It doesn't matter what I paid for the car. Even if I bought it at European Delivery Invoice or below ED Invoice. I am entitle to take a loss, brake even or make a profit. The car has a fare market price. I know that it won last long like my other four cars that I have sold to members of this forum. Again, what's your point?

You're absolutely right that it doesn't matter what you paid. What matters is what is the car currently worth. It's worth in the mid to high $40s

Originally Posted by trucheli

Have you built any equity?

No. But unlike you I don't have negative equity

[trucheli]

Originally Posted by omaralt

You're absolutely right that it doesn't matter what you paid. What matters is what is the car currently worth. It's worth in the mid to high $40s




No. But unlike you I don't have negative equity

Find me one like mine at that price so I can buy it and then sell it here at a profit.

You don't know how much I paid for my car but you still assuming that I have negative equity.
That makes a lot of sense.