Good CPO deals coming after May?

fibonacci · 04-02-2011, 09:35 PM

I think most of the 0.9% CPOs are set to expire early May... anyone have any idea what's on the horizon for BMW CPO specials? I imagine they're going to push any 2008/2009 3-series out as fast as they can for the incoming new generation, so I would think they would continue to be good. But I'm speculating.

Anyone have any ideas? Looking to trade in my 325i for a 335xi

Edit: Sorry, this probably belongs in New & Preowned BMW Ordering / Pricing / Tracking Information Forum

byee · 04-03-2011, 09:09 PM

that would be great news. im in the market for a CPO 328i coupe. however most of the dealers are trying to push me into a car that is on the lot by saying that the economic crash in 2009 caused a decline in the number of leases, which means the inventory for used cars will be smaller, and given that demand is going up prices will go up as well.

anerbe · 04-04-2011, 07:59 AM

^ this is true. nicely optioned 335's are harder and harder to come by @ the dealer auctions. the few that go thru actually sell for a premium. Most of the samples available tend to be demo / loaner vehicles that ended their service time.

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