Best price you received on your new X5

vxc2222 · 06-01-2015, 10:05 PM

Hello fellow deal searchers, can anyone tell me if a destination charge still applies if a car is picked up at the factory? Feels like it should not, which potentially gives another $900 in savings, but somehow i feel that nobody would be willing to give it up. Any thoughts or experience to share?

turboawd · 06-02-2015, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by vxc2222

Hello fellow deal searchers, can anyone tell me if a destination charge still applies if a car is picked up at the factory? Feels like it should not, which potentially gives another $900 in savings, but somehow i feel that nobody would be willing to give it up. Any thoughts or experience to share?

they still charge it.

Terp335 · 06-02-2015, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by bmwhoo

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Originally Posted by va_lemon

Can you share which dealership you're working with? I'm about to start contacting DC area dealers for a 2015 X5. Might wait for a 2016 as well, but I don't think those will start production till August or September. I'm not expecting any major changes but hoping that the multi-contour seats will become available in Mocha Dakota Leather.

Will PM you in a sec...

In a similar position and would welcome a referral in this area. Can you PM me as well?

stealthmode29 · 06-02-2015, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by nyc328ci

I ask because in the east coast you can get the car for invoice if not under.
I ordered mine $1900 under invoice

Hello sir- new member here trying to do my homework on invoice pricing and what not. Would love to pm you for that NY/NJ contact info, but I have to wait an hour. At any rate, does anyone have any input on USAA pricing and whether or not that trumps the invoice pricing ? Thanks so much and I looks forward to the day I can officially join the ranks.

mrquick68 · 06-03-2015, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by sphereman

Can anyone recommend a good sales person in So.Cal?

I am getting a X5d and looking for a 10% off MSRP or (possible 12%??)

Please PM me or email me at iwc5002@gmail.com

Thanks

someone else can chime in here, but i don't see that EVER happening. The best I've seen or heard is 7% off MSRP. I got 6.3% off MSRP in the Seattle area and i was happy.

Tim2189 · 06-03-2015, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sphereman

Can anyone recommend a good sales person in So.Cal?

I am getting a X5d and looking for a 10% off MSRP or (possible 12%??)

Please PM me or email me at iwc5002@gmail.com

Thanks

What's your MSRP?

olneymd · 06-05-2015, 06:21 AM

I had to order a 2015 (for factory delivery), since the dynamic handling package (DHP) was a must have and couldn't be found in dealer inventory. The buying process is always a game, but I was pretty disappointed in the competitiveness of various dealers and board sponsors. Ultimately, I paid "Invoice less $500", and then applied a $1,000 Team USA voucher towards the deal.

MSRP was $77,325, and I paid $$70,210 + TTL. My CA who sold my my 2013 740 wouldn't even respond to my request for an invoice deal (email, texts, etc). I nicely went above a few heads and management apologize and agreed to this deal which was more than fair. PM for the dealer info in Naples, FL.

Shelly BMW (Derek) best and final was "Invoice plus $850

Pacific BMW (Greg) offer was "Invoice plus $1000

BMW of Morristown (Mike) won't do business unless you show up at the dealership (export concerns)

Motorwerks (Irv) didn't respond.

Bramman BMW (John) wouldn't quote since they had no 2015 35d allocations left.

Bottom line. There are much better deals out there if you create a bit of competition. I was willing to do a factory PDC delivery so that removed the "local dealer" requirement. As you can see, there's a $1,500 spread between what I paid and what another Board sponsor was willing to offer. If you have the time, and don't mind the effort, it's certainly worth the effort.

Hope that helps anyone that's out shopping any BMW.

Chris Batnes · 06-05-2015, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by olneymd

I had to order a 2015 (for factory delivery), since the dynamic handling package (DHP) was a must have and couldn't be found in dealer inventory. The buying process is always a game, but I was pretty disappointed in the competitiveness of various dealers and board sponsors. Ultimately, I paid "Invoice less $500", and then applied a $1,000 Team USA voucher towards the deal.

MSRP was $77,325, and I paid $$70,210 + TTL. My CA who sold my my 2013 740 wouldn't even respond to my request for an invoice deal (email, texts, etc). I nicely went above a few heads and management apologize and agreed to this deal which was more than fair. PM for the dealer info in Naples, FL.

Shelly BMW (Derek) best and final was "Invoice plus $850

Pacific BMW (Greg) offer was "Invoice plus $1000

BMW of Morristown (Mike) won't do business unless you show up at the dealership (export concerns)

Motorwerks (Irv) didn't respond.

Bramman BMW (John) wouldn't quote since they had no 2015 35d allocations left.

Bottom line. There are much better deals out there if you create a bit of competition. I was willing to do a factory PDC delivery so that removed the "local dealer" requirement. As you can see, there's a $1,500 spread between what I paid and what another Board sponsor was willing to offer. If you have the time, and don't mind the effort, it's certainly worth the effort.

Hope that helps anyone that's out shopping any BMW.

Thats pretty good.... my local dealer would only do 2% off and laughed when I mentioned invoice pricing. I have 1 offer from dealer in CA for ~250 over invoice. Ill be PMing you for that dealer in Naples as I am in FL too. I agree with you..... forget about local dealer loyalty and shop around for the best deal...

darrvao777 · 06-06-2015, 07:05 PM

Leased a 35i with 59000 msrp

36 months, 10k miles/yr

1500 down, 780 a month including tax

Good deal?

beammeupscottie · 06-08-2015, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by sphereman

Can anyone recommend a good sales person in So.Cal?

I am getting a X5d and looking for a 10% off MSRP or (possible 12%??)

Please PM me or email me at iwc5002@gmail.com

Thanks

I just picked up my X5 5.0i M-Sport from a great dealership in so cal - PM me if you haven't already purchased -- I looked everywhere around LA and searched as far as San Fran - he offered the best deal. Let me know -

kolosy · 06-09-2015, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by darrvao777

Leased a 35i with 59000 msrp

36 months, 10k miles/yr

1500 down, 780 a month including tax

Good deal?

Seems high. Should be closer to 700 w/ nothing down.

darrvao777 · 06-09-2015, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by kolosy

Seems high. Should be closer to 700 w/ nothing down.

Ahh rats, at least they provided decent service and did a home delivery for me

kolosy · 06-09-2015, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by darrvao777

Ahh rats, at least they provided decent service and did a home delivery for me

Bad thread to go to after the fact - this is why I didn't ask about my numbers

realsgy · 06-09-2015, 05:33 PM

Custom order, I went to all three dealers in the Puget Sound area, Bellevue gave me the best offer:

MSRP 71,025.00
Sale Price 66,662.00
They also gave me $1000 more for my trade-in than NW and Seattle.

I had to attend an event to get a $1000 discount (part of the sale price above). It was a real drag, I got fed and then test drove a 650i convertible

jugdish · 06-10-2015, 11:32 AM

X5 35d (Custom Order)

MSRP $69,075
Sale Price $64,240
Additional $1,000 rebate for recent grad (MBA)
Final Price $63,240

gravitysucks · 06-11-2015, 02:38 AM

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Originally Posted by stealthmode29

Hello sir- new member here trying to do my homework on invoice pricing and what not. Would love to pm you for that NY/NJ contact info, but I have to wait an hour. At any rate, does anyone have any input on USAA pricing and whether or not that trumps the invoice pricing ? Thanks so much and I looks forward to the day I can officially join the ranks.

I priced my order through USAA and Costco, invoice was $64,965 ($69,925 MSRP). Costco was a set $600 over invoice for a 2015 X5 while USAA gave me what they called a guaranteed price on a "similar" vehicle on the lot, no custom order. For the same order, the USAA price was just over $66,000, Costco was $64,965 + $600.

Don't forget you can also get a $1000 manufacturer incentive as a USAA member whether or not you use their buyer service.

stealthmode29 · 06-11-2015, 08:07 AM

Hello all, just to clarify, when you are saying sale price- that is without taxes etc right? I'm getting roughly 450.00 below invoice on a deal here in NY/NJ but factoring in the taxes back, its pretty much close to or exactly msrp...does this make sense. Just trying to understand your lingo here. Thanks.

jugdish · 06-11-2015, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by stealthmode29

Hello all, just to clarify, when you are saying sale price- that is without taxes etc right? I'm getting roughly 450.00 below invoice on a deal here in NY/NJ but factoring in the taxes back, its pretty much close to or exactly msrp...does this make sense. Just trying to understand your lingo here. Thanks.

Yes... Sale price excludes tax, title and license fees. (At least for my deal). In my research, it seems the best pricing in on the East Coast. I negotiate for a living and had to work hard to get the deal I got here in the Midwest (several dealers in different states).

kevinwang0403 · 06-11-2015, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by nyc328ci

PM sent

Please also PM me for that nice dealer!

Thanks Dude!

kevinwang0403 · 06-13-2015, 10:22 PM

2015 X5 35i Xdrive - $56,200
M-Sport - $4,500
Exterior: Mineral White Metallic - $550
Interior: Black Dakota Leather
Trim: Aluminum Hexagon Trim
Cold Weather Pkg - $550
Drivers Assistance Plus - $1,900
Drivers Assistance Package - $1,400
Lighting Package - $1,900
Premium Package - $2,550
ACC Stop & Go + Active Driving Assistant - $1200
Adaptive M Suspension - $900
Harmon Kardon Sound System- $875
Rear Manual Side Window Shades - $250
Ceramic Controls - $650
Soft-Close Automatic Doors - $600
Destination and Handling - $950
Total MSRP as built - $74,975
Acquisition Fee - $795
Doc Fee - $369
The invoice price is $69,375 and the final selling price I got is $67,500 ($1000 UDE test drive credit included) and I also get free All Weather Floor Liners ($115) and Cargo Liner ($125). So it's roughly like $2,000 under invoice price, 10% off MSRP.

positiveions · 06-18-2015, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by kevinwang0403

2015 X5 35i Xdrive - $56,200
M-Sport - $4,500
Exterior: Mineral White Metallic - $550
Interior: Black Dakota Leather
Trim: Aluminum Hexagon Trim
Cold Weather Pkg - $550
Drivers Assistance Plus - $1,900
Drivers Assistance Package - $1,400
Lighting Package - $1,900
Premium Package - $2,550
ACC Stop & Go + Active Driving Assistant - $1200
Adaptive M Suspension - $900
Harmon Kardon Sound System- $875
Rear Manual Side Window Shades - $250
Ceramic Controls - $650
Soft-Close Automatic Doors - $600
Destination and Handling - $950
Total MSRP as built - $74,975
Acquisition Fee - $795
Doc Fee - $369
The invoice price is $69,375 and the final selling price I got is $67,500 ($1000 UDE test drive credit included) and I also get free All Weather Floor Liners ($115) and Cargo Liner ($125). So it's roughly like $2,000 under invoice price, 10% off MSRP.

Kevin, are you leasing or purchase?
Eli

kevinwang0403 · 06-18-2015, 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by positiveions

Kevin, are you leasing or purchase?
Eli

Lease

06-01-2015, 10:05 PM	#639
vxc2222 Registered 0 Rep 2 Posts Drives: X5 3.0xd Join Date: May 2015 Location: NYC Metro iTrader: (0)	Hello fellow deal searchers, can anyone tell me if a destination charge still applies if a car is picked up at the factory? Feels like it should not, which potentially gives another $900 in savings, but somehow i feel that nobody would be willing to give it up. Any thoughts or experience to share?
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06-05-2015, 06:21 AM	#645
olneymd Private 29 Rep 67 Posts Drives: 2021 X3; 2022 X5 45e (soon) Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Naples, FL iTrader: (0)	Price I paid on ordered 2015 x5 35d M Sport I had to order a 2015 (for factory delivery), since the dynamic handling package (DHP) was a must have and couldn't be found in dealer inventory. The buying process is always a game, but I was pretty disappointed in the competitiveness of various dealers and board sponsors. Ultimately, I paid "Invoice less $500", and then applied a $1,000 Team USA voucher towards the deal. MSRP was $77,325, and I paid $$70,210 + TTL. My CA who sold my my 2013 740 wouldn't even respond to my request for an invoice deal (email, texts, etc). I nicely went above a few heads and management apologize and agreed to this deal which was more than fair. PM for the dealer info in Naples, FL. Shelly BMW (Derek) best and final was "Invoice plus $850 Pacific BMW (Greg) offer was "Invoice plus $1000 BMW of Morristown (Mike) won't do business unless you show up at the dealership (export concerns) Motorwerks (Irv) didn't respond. Bramman BMW (John) wouldn't quote since they had no 2015 35d allocations left. Bottom line. There are much better deals out there if you create a bit of competition. I was willing to do a factory PDC delivery so that removed the "local dealer" requirement. As you can see, there's a $1,500 spread between what I paid and what another Board sponsor was willing to offer. If you have the time, and don't mind the effort, it's certainly worth the effort. Hope that helps anyone that's out shopping any BMW.
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darrvao777 Private First Class 125 Rep 138 Posts Drives: F82 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: FL iTrader: (0)	Leased a 35i with 59000 msrp 36 months, 10k miles/yr 1500 down, 780 a month including tax Good deal?
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realsgy Private First Class 56 Rep 145 Posts Drives: 2015 X5 35i Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Seattle, WA iTrader: (0)	Custom order, I went to all three dealers in the Puget Sound area, Bellevue gave me the best offer: MSRP 71,025.00 Sale Price 66,662.00 They also gave me $1000 more for my trade-in than NW and Seattle. I had to attend an event to get a $1000 discount (part of the sale price above). It was a real drag, I got fed and then test drove a 650i convertible
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jugdish Private First Class 34 Rep 106 Posts Drives: X5 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: WI iTrader: (0)	X5 35d (Custom Order) MSRP $69,075 Sale Price $64,240 Additional $1,000 rebate for recent grad (MBA) Final Price $63,240
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stealthmode29 New Member 3 Rep 21 Posts Drives: Honda Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: NYC iTrader: (0)	Hello all, just to clarify, when you are saying sale price- that is without taxes etc right? I'm getting roughly 450.00 below invoice on a deal here in NY/NJ but factoring in the taxes back, its pretty much close to or exactly msrp...does this make sense. Just trying to understand your lingo here. Thanks.
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06-13-2015, 10:22 PM	#658
kevinwang0403 New Member 0 Rep 7 Posts Drives: Hunting for a 2015 X5 35i Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: NJ iTrader: (0)	2015 X5 35i Xdrive - $56,200 M-Sport - $4,500 Exterior: Mineral White Metallic - $550 Interior: Black Dakota Leather Trim: Aluminum Hexagon Trim Cold Weather Pkg - $550 Drivers Assistance Plus - $1,900 Drivers Assistance Package - $1,400 Lighting Package - $1,900 Premium Package - $2,550 ACC Stop & Go + Active Driving Assistant - $1200 Adaptive M Suspension - $900 Harmon Kardon Sound System- $875 Rear Manual Side Window Shades - $250 Ceramic Controls - $650 Soft-Close Automatic Doors - $600 Destination and Handling - $950 Total MSRP as built - $74,975 Acquisition Fee - $795 Doc Fee - $369 The invoice price is $69,375 and the final selling price I got is $67,500 ($1000 UDE test drive credit included) and I also get free All Weather Floor Liners ($115) and Cargo Liner ($125). So it's roughly like $2,000 under invoice price, 10% off MSRP.
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