Buying a new car

[scotsprincess]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

I’m out at the moment but I spotted some cracking deals earlier. Will check and get back to you

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Brilliant thanks 😊

[scotsprincess]

Originally Posted by BevS97

I used a website called carwow where dealers send you their best price. I absolutely hate any sort of haggling so I liked this as I knew where I stood when I went to the garage.

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Hi
He did try Carwow but it said there was nothing available

[Guest]

whats the mileage on the vehicle and whats maximum mileage he'd take ?

[Guest]

also manual or automatic?

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by jaff

also manual or automatic?

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It’s a BMW. Us owners are lazy so has to be an auto🤣

[scotsprincess]

Originally Posted by jaff

whats the mileage on the vehicle and whats maximum mileage he'd take ?

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It’s 24,000 miles and don’t think he’d take any more than that. It’s a manual as well

[YorkshireT]

Only cars that seem to be doing well now are electric - prices going up second hand. For petrol and diesel it’s a buyers market. Haggle hard.

[Mr Tom Morrow]

I have found a nice 3 series 320i in Mineral Grey with Venetian Beige Dakota Leather and only 8500 on the clock. 2018. £18500.
Sytner will haul it to your local dealer from anywhere in the UK free of charge.

Plus I always haggle a 3 year service pack and I lay money that car can be haggled down to £17K

However if it was me I would consider a brand new one.

On the road cash price £39,050.00
Customer deposit £3,999.00
Retailer contribution £4,189.60
Manufacturer contribution £1,750.00
Total Deposit £9,938.60

47 monthly payments £399.00. Then get shot of it and take another one out.

For a 5 series saloon this is a cracking deal.

On the road cash price £42,930.00
Customer deposit £3,499.00
Retailer Contribution £5,363.36
Manufacturer contribution £3,000.00
Total Deposit £11,862.36

47 monthly payments £349.00

[scotsprincess]

Thanks very much for your help. Hopefully will be able to get a great price on something 😊

[Mr Tom Morrow]

OP. If your Son goes on to Sytner and searches their stock he can put a host of filters on to narrow down to what they have. I suspect other dealers do this as well.

My latest car was hauled in from Tamworth and I bought it unseen albeit I could have declined it.

It's a buyers market and haggling is essential. For his budget I would be going in hard and when he is satisfied he has got the best deal he possibly can then hit them for more. I always get the service pack as no way am I paying £500+ for services.

There is always room for a deal. Oh, the good thing with Sytner is they always put brand new tyres on a 2nd hand car as standard.