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Besides the ridiculousness of the reason, the M2 never came with RFT, while most other BMWs do. Anyway, the only explanation is that they sense you really want and X3 and given supply constraints, they know if you really want one, you'll not let the deal slip. I would just go ahead and buy the X3 and sell your M2 on your own (if the benefit makes sense)
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Is it even worth pricing out at other dealerships? Received same crap offer from vroom and carvana.
I would consider doing private sale, would just need to research on it.
They kept mentioning the tax savings too on the trade in, as if it was some huge amount. Anyone who is anyone knows that taxes on other income are not horrendous depending on the figure. |
Interesting, I have a 2020 M2C and just got $59.5k offer from Vroom... |
Have to include miles or it doesn't really mean anything.
I have a '21 with 24,600 miles. Was offered $57,500 at a dealer. Decided to go with private party sale and see how much I can get.