I make a deal with the Internet Sales Manger in a Los Angeles dealership for $1200 over invoice on a custom order 335i. I take the qoute home, do the math, and his price comes up $1760 over dealer invoice, $560 more than he promised. Additionally, it looks like they are trying to hide an additional $100 bucks on top of my registration. Very frustrating as this is the second qoute in as many days with the bait and switch. Anyway, I am not going to settle for anything but the deal I was promised. Assuming I get it, is $1,200 over TRUE dealer invoice, is that a good deal? Thanks - would love to hear from anyone in the know and especially BMW sales people on this. |
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Quote: I make a deal with the Internet Sales Manger in a Los Angeles dealership for $1200 over invoice on a custom order 335i. I take the qoute home, do the math, and his price comes up $1760 over dealer invoice, $560 more than he promised. Additionally, it looks like they are trying to hide an additional $100 bucks on top of my registration.
Very frustrating as this is the second qoute in as many days with the bait and switch.
Anyway, I am not going to settle for anything but the deal I was promised. Assuming I get it, is $1,200 over TRUE dealer invoice, is that a good deal?
Thanks - would love to hear from anyone in the know and especially BMW sales people on this. | His invoice probably includes MACO and BMW training fee. If it made you feel better, you could have him email you a pdf image of his wholesale. 
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What's MACO? Is the MACO and training fee waived for stubborn buyers?
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Quote: | What's MACO? Is the MACO and training fee waived for stubborn buyers? | Tell the dealer to shove the MACO up his arse and that WE will charge him a training fee to train his dumb**** dealers who don't know sh1t about BMWs.
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Quote: | Tell the dealer to shove the MACO up his arse and that WE will charge him a training fee to train his dumb**** dealers who don't know sh1t about BMWs. |
Centers have no control over being invoiced for MACO or training fee. And if you looked up the wholesale/retail sheets, you'll see plainly that BMW does indeed bill for training fee.
MACO is basically BMW billing centers for marketing and advertising in various markets. Again, it's a hard fee and not removable from the invoice. And, no, TDT, I will not shove the MACO or training fee anywhere. It goes to BMW whether anyone likes it or not.
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Doing my research, the MACO and training fees are ligit. I renegotiated my deal to $1000 over invoice with floor mats plus the $560 MACO/Training fee.
I got one offer after the deal from another dealer for $800 over invoice, but it wasn't worth hassel for the $200 at that point to cancel my order and start over.
I am very pleased with the deal I have at this point.
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