I GOT A PRICE ON A 2002 TYPE S WITH NAVI FOR 30,600.IS THIS FOR REAL

 

If that's legit, I'll buy one too

What do you think????

I've been looking hard, except for at carsdirect.com

 

I just tried and they show it in my area for 31,800 w/o navi

 

It shows me 31,800 with navi, but when i click next it shows 33,800...useless

 

I tried it for my area, which is Orlando and the price was $29,829. That's a great price!

 

you're lucky, what am I going to do???

200 bucks will fly me there and add another 200 for gas back...

 

what are the zipcodes yall are trying, and do you know if you have to put the zipcode in the address you live in, or can you just put a zipcode from the city you want to take delivery in?

 

Hey Gabriele, which zipcode are you using

 

Check and double check what you're getting - there is no way CarsDirect is selling TLS w/ Nav for under $30K, I don't care what zip code you're putting in!

 

Carsdirect does not give very good prices. Pay careful attention--the price quoted for the TL-S Navi is actually for a non-Navi. $2000 will be added to the price when you select "Navi" as an "Option" in a later screen.

 

Zip Code is 32837

 

and the price that popped up was without a navi.......

 

$31,630 Type "S" with navi! That's the price that came up when I typed in my zip code: 32837. Wish I would have known about this before I went to my dealer!!!

 

Just for fun I punched in my zip code (07724)and selected a TL-S with Navi. The price that came up was $34129. Thats $329 OVER MSRP!! What the??

 

$31,980 is the CarsDirect price I got for So Calif. I did better at the dealer!

 

Yeh a month ago NJ was selling $1500 above invoice, now it's $34,129! Going back to BMW 330i...

 

I spoke with a representative from Carsdirect and she strongly indicated that I could NOT purchase a car from another zipcode. she said that I could only buy one within my zipcode "district". I live in Tennessee and found better deals in other states and was asking about being able to purchase one of those from Carsdirect. She says I can't do that. So, I'm stuck with full MSRP from Tenn dealer on Carsdirect.

 

I bought my car from them. The price was good and buying experience was very good.

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I utilize www.carsdirec.com as a price reference at times (only if their pricing is much lower than MSRP).

The info on carsdirect is pretty good, but the best way is to just use it along with your other internet pricing and materials to negotiate in person.

It's always good to make a good contact at the dealership, so when you go back again, you can use the same person (if he or she is still there) instead of starting all over again. I only wish I had a friend that worked for a dealership that could get me a great price, no questions ask, etc..

It's all about contacts these days too.