Euro delivery

[Hans Conser <conser@xxxxxxx>]

It seems logical that dealers would deal more on the eurodelivery, as those
cars are not part of the dealer allocation.  My plan when I go for the euro
delivery is to pay $1000 over invoice.  If you don't already know,
eurobuyers.com has the dealer pricing in detail.

Please buy you car without a sunroof, and that goes for everyone on this
list buying new BMWs.

Hans Conser

> 
> Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 12:53:48 -0700
> From: "G. Steinke" <g_steinke@domain.elided>
> Subject: negotiation on Euro delivery?
> 
> Hello again,
> We're considering getting a Euro delivery 325iT. The MSRP is quite a bit
> cheaper than the US delivery. Also, is it common to negotiate further on
> that price, or do the dealers pretty much stick to the MSRP on EU delivery?
> I'm in San Jose CA, which is not a great place to get a good deal on a BMW
> in general - so this factor may influence the answer as well.
> 
> Also, what happens if you have some kind of personal emergency and can't
> make the trip? The dealer that we spoke to said that the order was
> cancelable up to 45 days before delivery, but after that is non-cancelable.
> He did not have a good answer as to what would happen after that. But it
> must happen sometimes that a person gets sick or whatever and cannot make
> the trip? So what happens then? Does the car get sold as a used car in
> Germany, or can it be shipped to the US at regular price, or what?
> 
> Thanks
> Greg
> g_steinke@domain.elided

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