If you were considering this, what do you think would be a reaonsable target price. I'm well aware that haggling on AUC cars is notoriously difficult, and in some cases seemingly impossible.

Updated November 15, 2012 at 5:16 PM

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Updated November 15, 2012 at 5:31 PM

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Hmm, works for me. Try again

The price on that is obscene.

You'd maybe get £500 off and that's your lot.

Key with BMW is haggling on things like a free service and stuff they can do themselves. You'll be surprised at what they do for you.

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Swervin_Mervin said...

If you were considering this

Well according to Glass' Guide, the standard retail price for that car would be £12,140, and it's trade price is £9500

I would expect at the very least to get it for £12500 as a retail customer. Paying full asking is paying £4000 over it's true value.

Updated November 15, 2012 at 7:07 PM

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I was going to say £12500 too

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Swervin_Mervin said...

If you were considering this

Well according to Glass' Guide, the standard retail price for that car would be £12,140, and it's trade price is £9500

I would expect at the very least to get it for £12500 as a retail customer. Paying full asking is paying £4000 over it's true value.

Good, 'cos £12,500 is what I told them I was willing to pay. I'm sure they'll come back and tell me that's too far though.

Is that LCI? Looks lovely, nice colour combo.

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Pre LCI I think Gav, just. They've come down a bit but still not broken 13k.

It's over what I was looking to pay by a couple of £k tbh so I'm looking at another one at an indie as well for much less, albeit without the Pro Nav. Just need to line the two deals up and get Mr Flew to pay them a visit before making a decision.