2008 Z4 M Coupe £24,999 Mistake or bargain of the year?
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See Here http://www.bmw.co.uk/bmwuk/auc/car_details/0,,1260...
2008/57 Plate, Fairly basic spec, but good colour. Mileage on Application. You would have thought such a young car would have low miles, but maybe reason its cheap is because is has big miles.
Anyway, if anyone is thinking of one of these at the moment, Id say you wont find better value than this.
2008/57 Plate, Fairly basic spec, but good colour. Mileage on Application. You would have thought such a young car would have low miles, but maybe reason its cheap is because is has big miles.
Anyway, if anyone is thinking of one of these at the moment, Id say you wont find better value than this.
dazren said:
"£24,999 vat qualifying" would indicate to me that you have to add VAT on to the price? ie to a retail customer they are actually asking for £29,374?
No, VAT Qualifying means VAT will be split out on the invoice.I.E. £21,272 Plus VAT.
On a young car like this I would expect its an ex Demo which are always VAT qaulifying.
MrBet said:
I found an ex bmw management Z4M coupe that i thought was cheap, until I found out it hadn't had the all important 1200 mile running in service. This was at a bmw dealership.
The bmw warranty was invalid, but the dealer was putting the warranty on it themselves.
Good point maybe this is the reason its cheap.The bmw warranty was invalid, but the dealer was putting the warranty on it themselves.
kentmotorcompany said:
dazren said:
"£24,999 vat qualifying" would indicate to me that you have to add VAT on to the price? ie to a retail customer they are actually asking for £29,374?
No, VAT Qualifying means VAT will be split out on the invoice.I.E. £21,272 Plus VAT.
On a young car like this I would expect its an ex Demo which are always VAT qaulifying.
I couldnt help myself. Ive just rung up about it.
The dealership is overstocked and Inchcape PLC(the company that owns Cooper) have just written down all of their stock, so it moves rather stick around for even longer in these hard times.
I know this is true because they done once while I was a used car manager for Maranello(another company they used to own)
It has done 1,700 miles. It has had its running check. It was their own Demo.
One of there other branches has a customer in the showroom now on this car.
Ring right now with your credit card details, or it will be gone!
The dealership is overstocked and Inchcape PLC(the company that owns Cooper) have just written down all of their stock, so it moves rather stick around for even longer in these hard times.
I know this is true because they done once while I was a used car manager for Maranello(another company they used to own)
It has done 1,700 miles. It has had its running check. It was their own Demo.
One of there other branches has a customer in the showroom now on this car.
Ring right now with your credit card details, or it will be gone!
Porscheplayer said:
It's not that cheap,
I'm off to collect a 07 in ruby black with all the toys for £27250 on friday from BMW Oxford.
owners are over valuing there cars, some are trying to sell 06 model private for £29K+. Never going to happen
It is quite cheap given if it newer than the one you are getting and only has 1700 miles on it!I'm off to collect a 07 in ruby black with all the toys for £27250 on friday from BMW Oxford.
owners are over valuing there cars, some are trying to sell 06 model private for £29K+. Never going to happen
Ruby black is a lovely colour though!
h to keep clean.I have been noting prices recntly as I will be getting a car in the next 2 months or so. I have noticed the dearlers still have the same cars they had 4 weeks ago. I have noticed the first few dealers taking hits on these now making them better than ever. The climate for buying a motor of this value has diminished recently meaning that price must reflect what the market dictates.
However I have also noticed there is no longer much of a gap between Approved Used and private sellers which is interesting. Is this cause the dealers cannot shift the cars? Or like someone else said earlier that private buyers are over valuing their cars? I mean 12 - 18 month old car with 10k miles on it for £27k? I might buy 2 (I jest!) However, surely the prices will stabilise in the next year or so? They cannot tollerate this level of depreciation can they?
However I have also noticed there is no longer much of a gap between Approved Used and private sellers which is interesting. Is this cause the dealers cannot shift the cars? Or like someone else said earlier that private buyers are over valuing their cars? I mean 12 - 18 month old car with 10k miles on it for £27k? I might buy 2 (I jest!) However, surely the prices will stabilise in the next year or so? They cannot tollerate this level of depreciation can they?
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