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@youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
BMW has 0.9% aprs right now...
I have a 36 month owner's choice loan, when it is up I plan to refinance.
MY CAR IS MY LIFE. These m235i and M2s are RARE!
I listed mine online the other day for more than what I paid for it nine months ago, and I had people wanting to buy it in cash within two hours.
I am so excited for M2!!!!!! My M235i is alpine white with black leather! And I put carbon fiber mirror caps on her 😎 My huge down payment is what helped me!!!
I live in Dallas, and I have seen maybe three other M235is in the whole DFW.
Do it do it! These cars retain their value... They are more of a collector's item... Not like a Toyota Corrola 💁🏼🏃🏽
Ha! My hubby is after the same one! He just got a bike 7 months ago so he's NOT getting that car right now! Have the same interior in my X3. Soon to be an X5 in a yr or two. Decked the garage out In Nov. for our "rides". Congrats on your car!
Really? Damn. I mean, I plan on doing European delivery and won't be picking the car up in Germany until June/July/August 2016. Hopefully I won't get screwed.
@HiFromSeattle wrote:Really? Damn. I mean, I plan on doing European delivery and won't be picking the car up in Germany until June/July/August 2016. Hopefully I won't get screwed.
That's one thing you have going for you, a year to figure out if you actually want to "invest" the money into a car that can't really be driven properly over here - same goes for A7's, Corvettes, et el. Note, yes I have driven an A8 on the Autobahn at 240 kph (145+/- mph), but I'd never own one for its high performance factor in the USA.
Just one last comment and I'm out of this tread..... the two happiest days of a boat owners life are #1 the day he buys his boat and #2 the day he sells his boat (I've owned 3 high performance boats).
Enjoy your new car, what anyone else thinks doesn't matter since they are not paying for it.
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@pipeguy wrote:
@HiFromSeattle wrote:Really? Damn. I mean, I plan on doing European delivery and won't be picking the car up in Germany until June/July/August 2016. Hopefully I won't get screwed.
That's one thing you have going for you, a year to figure out if you actually want to "invest" the money into a car that can't really be driven properly over here - same goes for A7's, Corvettes, et el. Note, yes I have driven an A8 on the Autobahn at 240 kph (145+/- mph), but I'd never own one for its high proformance factor in the USA.
Just one last comment and I'm out of this tread..... the two happiest days of a boat owners life are #1 the day he buys his boat and #2 the day he sells his boat (I've owned 3 high proformance boats).
Enjoy your new car, what anyone else thinks doesn't matter since they are not paying for it.
The backroads are for driving those high performance cars! And soooo very true about the boats! Still wanting a Yellowfin though.
Yeah, I am planning on going to Europe anyways, so it will definitely still save me some money (I am not getting on a waiting list with a deposit because I am 60/40 at this point about getting the car, so I am going to wait until April-ish until I can actually test drive one).
I must ask, with $165k in credit card limits, would you mind ballparking your income? It has to be somewhere around $150-180k, right?
@HiFromSeattle wrote:Yeah, I am planning on going to Europe anyways, so it will definitely still save me some money (I am not getting on a waiting list with a deposit because I am 60/40 at this point about getting the car, so I am going to wait until April-ish until I can actually test drive one).
I must ask, with $165k in credit card limits, would you mind ballparking your income? It has to be somewhere around $150-180k, right?
Not sure if it's all income with these. But you would be right for me. 156 and in the summer months, 180k.
Congrats! Small business owner or is that straight from corporate America?
@Anonymous wrote:
@HiFromSeattle wrote:Yeah, I am planning on going to Europe anyways, so it will definitely still save me some money (I am not getting on a waiting list with a deposit because I am 60/40 at this point about getting the car, so I am going to wait until April-ish until I can actually test drive one).
I must ask, with $165k in credit card limits, would you mind ballparking your income? It has to be somewhere around $150-180k, right?
Not sure if it's all income with these. But you would be right for me. 156 and in the summer months, 180k.