New 6 series 25% off!
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Just having a casual browse of the PH classifieds in a quiet moment at work....notice that there are plenty of the new 6 series around with virtually no miles and a hefty discount from list price.
Like this one
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3376468.htm
That's an £80k list price looking at the spec and it's under £60k with 168 miles on the clock! Plenty of other cars available too. I know £80k is the wrong price (though I read in Autocar it's possible to spend £98k on a 640d
) and petrol engined 6 series are the proverbial ginger step child but even by BMW standards that's an absolute shocker !
Like this one
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3376468.htm
That's an £80k list price looking at the spec and it's under £60k with 168 miles on the clock! Plenty of other cars available too. I know £80k is the wrong price (though I read in Autocar it's possible to spend £98k on a 640d
) and petrol engined 6 series are the proverbial ginger step child but even by BMW standards that's an absolute shocker ! Its a strange phenomena is BMW pricing....
I ntoiced what you are describing when ordering my new 7 series.....that weighed in at £74k, but on the order sheet I noticed that the actual price was £60k......I am leasing so it doesnt really make any difference to me, but it does show how inflated the RRP of these cars are, and how the RRP is often far from the actual selling price of the new car....
I ntoiced what you are describing when ordering my new 7 series.....that weighed in at £74k, but on the order sheet I noticed that the actual price was £60k......I am leasing so it doesnt really make any difference to me, but it does show how inflated the RRP of these cars are, and how the RRP is often far from the actual selling price of the new car....
Beardy10 said:
Just having a casual browse of the PH classifieds in a quiet moment at work....notice that there are plenty of the new 6 series around with virtually no miles and a hefty discount from list price.
Like this one
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3376468.htm
That's an £80k list price looking at the spec and it's under £60k with 168 miles on the clock! Plenty of other cars available too. I know £80k is the wrong price (though I read in Autocar it's possible to spend £98k on a 640d) and petrol engined 6 series are the proverbial ginger step child but even by BMW standards that's an absolute shocker !
I bought a 911 last year from an official Porsche dealership , 13 miles on the clock pre reg to the dealer .Like this one
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3376468.htm
That's an £80k list price looking at the spec and it's under £60k with 168 miles on the clock! Plenty of other cars available too. I know £80k is the wrong price (though I read in Autocar it's possible to spend £98k on a 640d
) and petrol engined 6 series are the proverbial ginger step child but even by BMW standards that's an absolute shocker ! 24% off list.
turboman786 said:
Its a strange phenomena is BMW pricing....
I ntoiced what you are describing when ordering my new 7 series.....that weighed in at £74k, but on the order sheet I noticed that the actual price was £60k......I am leasing so it doesnt really make any difference to me, but it does show how inflated the RRP of these cars are, and how the RRP is often far from the actual selling price of the new car....
Ah have you got one of the stupidly cheap lease deals mentioned in t'other thread ? £450 a month or so ?I ntoiced what you are describing when ordering my new 7 series.....that weighed in at £74k, but on the order sheet I noticed that the actual price was £60k......I am leasing so it doesnt really make any difference to me, but it does show how inflated the RRP of these cars are, and how the RRP is often far from the actual selling price of the new car....
That's the wrong price as much as a 6 series is at £80k!
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