Recession car deals

[KPHMPH]

2016 ATS 2.0T AWD Luxury $50,100

$32,222.76 upfront

$7248.94 2 years down the road.

If your looking for leasing for financing it would be different.

This one is pearl white with titanium interior.

[benyl]

Originally posted by KPHMPH
I just did a deal up for a $50,000 2016 AWD ATS for low $30's yesterday.

There are certain ways to bring the price waaaaay down for certain people.

Trucks right now have an automatic $10,000 on 2015's and that number could go up to $20,000 depending on models ( crew cab, double, etc )

Originally posted by KPHMPH
2016 ATS 2.0T AWD Luxury $50,100

$32,222.76 upfront

$7248.94 2 years down the road.

If your looking for leasing for financing it would be different.

This one is pearl white with titanium interior.

Um. I don't get it. How is this a $20K off when you are paying $39.5K for the car?

[bjstare]

Originally posted by benyl




Um. I don't get it. How is this a $20K off when you are paying $39.5K for the car?

Car salesman marth.

[jutes]

Listed for 10k more on autotrader.

http://jaguarcalgary.com/inventory/U...etallic+540075

I know this car has been posted here before, but it seems the price has gone down substaintially. A 2011 ESS M3 with low, Canadian, mileage thats priced semi-decently. Still needs to come down another 5-7k to be realistic. Who keeps buying these overpriced M3's in Alberta? There was an 09' E90 at Eurowerks with a front end collision that was priced at 42k. People are nuts.

[Strider]

Originally posted by jutes
Listed for 10k more on autotrader.

http://jaguarcalgary.com/inventory/U...etallic+540075

I know this car has been posted here before, but it seems the price has gone down substaintially. A 2011 ESS M3 with low, Canadian, mileage thats priced semi-decently. Still needs to come down another 5-7k to be realistic. Who keeps buying these overpriced M3's in Alberta? There was an 09' E90 at Eurowerks with a front end collision that was priced at 42k. People are nuts.

Been watching that one too - actually wanted to take it for a test drive during a warm spell back in Feb when I had my car in for an oil change but they wouldn't let me because it's on PSS tires. Waiting on a true recession deal, but now I'm paranoid after reading about increased rod bearing wear on S/C e92s.

[KPHMPH]

Originally posted by cjblair


Car salesman marth.

Up to $20k for trucks, not an ATS

[Strider]

Originally posted by benyl
Um. I don't get it. How is this a $20K off when you are paying $39.5K for the car?

Going with that logic, the other guy could say he just sold an ATS for $299!!! (plus $299 per month for the next 23 months and $29k after that)

[redblack]

39.5k is not "low" 30's

[BavarianBeast]

Originally posted by jutes
Listed for 10k more on autotrader.

http://jaguarcalgary.com/inventory/U...etallic+540075

I know this car has been posted here before, but it seems the price has gone down substaintially. A 2011 ESS M3 with low, Canadian, mileage thats priced semi-decently. Still needs to come down another 5-7k to be realistic. Who keeps buying these overpriced M3's in Alberta? There was an 09' E90 at Eurowerks with a front end collision that was priced at 42k. People are nuts.

I have had a ton of interest on my 08' M3 @ $52k and I haven't even listed it yet.

[Ukyo8]

Originally posted by KPHMPH
2016 ATS 2.0T AWD Luxury $50,100

$32,222.76 upfront

$7248.94 2 years down the road.

If your looking for leasing for financing it would be different.

This one is pearl white with titanium interior.

The one's I have available are $32,500 plus tax and fees.
Fees amount to $869

THAT'S IT

Nothing you have to pay down the road

[J.M.]

Originally posted by redblack
39.5k is not "low" 30's

[Canmorite]

Originally posted by BavarianBeast


I have had a ton of interest on my 08' M3 @ $52k and I haven't even listed it yet.

I have mine listed as well. Lots of interest, lots of tire kickers

[Hallowed_point]

Originally posted by redblack
39.5k is not "low" 30's

lol no kidding.

[BavarianBeast]

Originally posted by Canmorite


I have mine listed as well. Lots of interest, lots of tire kickers

That's why I won't list mine. Listed it last year and it was just non stop dealing with tire kickers. What is ESS, and what is treated bearing? Why you price higher than this m3?

... You probably shouldn't be looking at the ad if you don't know what & why.

[jutes]

Originally posted by BavarianBeast


I have had a ton of interest on my 08' M3 @ $52k and I haven't even listed it yet.

I had half a dozen people contact me with "interest" on my 09 E92 last summer. No one actually gave me any money.

Originally posted by Canmorite


I have mine listed as well. Lots of interest, lots of tire kickers

At least yours is priced realistically, all it takes is the right buyer to come along.

Originally posted by BavarianBeast


That's why I won't list mine. Listed it last year and it was just non stop dealing with tire kickers. What is ESS, and what is treated bearing? Why you price higher than this m3?

... You probably shouldn't be looking at the ad if you don't know what & why.

People who aren't into the M3, or haven't owned one and looked at the forums, won't know what a ESS S/C kit is or why the rod bearings were treated. They probably don't even know the difference in idrives from 08 and 09+. All they see is the massive price difference and will probably go somewhere else. Unless they really do their research or you find a local forum guy that knows what kind of ridiculousness a s/c'd M3 is, finding a serious buyer for that price will be really difficult. Just my 2cents.

[Nav13]

Sent you a pm

Originally posted by Ukyo8


The one's I have available are $32,500 plus tax and fees.
Fees amount to $869

THAT'S IT

Nothing you have to pay down the road

[CSMRX7]

Originally posted by Strider


Been watching that one too - actually wanted to take it for a test drive during a warm spell back in Feb when I had my car in for an oil change but they wouldn't let me because it's on PSS tires. Waiting on a true recession deal, but now I'm paranoid after reading about increased rod bearing wear on S/C e92s.

Honestly the bearings aren't that big of a deal. Do frequent oil changes, and get the oil analyzed. Once you see wear get them changed, or do it yourself with the new higher clearance bearings. I have 50,000 km on my SC M3 and have not yet changed the bearings, but I haven't seen any signs of wear on the oil analysis either so not overly worried.

[jutes]

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/c...ationFlag=true

Mileage is a little high, but its a 6spd and price seems decent. Thoughts?

[BavarianBeast]

Originally posted by CSMRX7


Honestly the bearings aren't that big of a deal. Do frequent oil changes, and get the oil analyzed. Once you see wear get them changed, or do it yourself with the new higher clearance bearings. I have 50,000 km on my SC M3 and have not yet changed the bearings, but I haven't seen any signs of wear on the oil analysis either so not overly worried.

I put my supercharger on at 33,000km. I did oil analysis before I swapped bearings and everything was good from the analysis. Decided to do it anyways at 52,000km or so and the stock bearings were just about scorched straight through.

It's a pretty big deal when they fail and you are spending $10k for a replacement engine.

[90_Shelby]

Originally posted by jutes
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/c...ationFlag=true

Mileage is a little high, but its a 6spd and price seems decent. Thoughts?

That's a smokin' deal but the ad should be taken down....

It sold to a buddy of mine.