320 mile M4GTS BEST OFFER OVER 100K LAST CHANCE Black Full Paint Protection Film

[Robcut1]

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I need to part ways with my "fun" car, so please feel free to contact me if you or someone you know would like to pick her up. 320 miles and of course showroom new condition having spent the first week in the shop being protected with full body paint protection film and hardly driven since!

Best Offer over 100k
Please PM if interested.

Rob

[1bmwaddict]

Price? DM!

[Powerbeast]

Very fair!

Awesome! I actually like the acid orange trunk badging.

[mastek]

Man, this would make a great 'Storage Wars' find

[M4 GTS]

For sure. They are at least 5 at that price around LA area. For some reason they are not moving. GLWS

[HZX540e]

Just out of curiosity, why would someone by a 100+k car and sell it right away? you would lose so much on taxes alone???? Unless this was a raffle ticket prize I can?t make sense of this.

[Robcut1]

ok

Originally Posted by M4 GTS

For sure. They are at least 5 at that price around LA area. For some reason they are not moving. GLWS

When they were released, BMW committed 300 cars to the USA market.
Once they were pretty much all sold, BMW produced 100 extra cars and sold them to dealers. Many of the people who would be in the market for an expensive, rare car produced mainly for track use are either racers, or collectors. To be blunt, the collectors are pissed off since BMW went back on their word and produced an extra 100 cars all of which came to the US market. To illustrate, there are approximately 70 cars showing as available on autotrader almost everyone by a dealer. If BMW produced 100 less cars like they stated in their press releases, there would be no cars for sale other than people or dealers selling at large markups since demand would far exceed supply like it did before the extra cars were made. In any event, once these extra cars are sold it should be very difficult to get a car for a reasonable price. Maybe a few months, maybe a year but it will happen. It's just simple basic economics.

[Robcut1]

Originally Posted by HZX540e

Just out of curiosity, why would someone by a 100+k car and sell it right away? you would lose so much on taxes alone???? Unless this was a raffle ticket prize I can?t make sense of this.

To be honest, I bought it to drive a few miles then sell it for what I paid or even more since there were so few cars produced. I am actually going to profit on the tax since any sale will be placed legitimately through my dealer as a trade in for another vehicle. I paid 6% tax but will receive 7% for my trade in since our tax rate went up this year.

[HZX540e]

Originally Posted by Robcut1

To be honest, I bought it to drive a few miles then sell it for what I paid or even more since there were so few cars produced. I am actually going to profit on the tax since any sale will be placed legitimately through my dealer as a trade in for another vehicle. I paid 6% tax but will receive 7% for my trade in since our tax rate went up this year.

GLWS

[jpdchicago]

Originally Posted by Robcut1

ok
When they were released, BMW committed 300 cars to the USA market.
Once they were pretty much all sold, BMW produced 100 extra cars and sold them to dealers. Many of the people who would be in the market for an expensive, rare car produced mainly for track use are either racers, or collectors. To be blunt, the collectors are pissed off since BMW went back on their word and produced an extra 100 cars all of which came to the US market. To illustrate, there are approximately 70 cars showing as available on autotrader almost everyone by a dealer. If BMW produced 100 less cars like they stated in their press releases, there would be no cars for sale other than people or dealers selling at large markups since demand would far exceed supply like it did before the extra cars were made. In any event, once these extra cars are sold it should be very difficult to get a car for a reasonable price. Maybe a few months, maybe a year but it will happen. It's just simple basic economics.

Totally accurate. The European market got the original allocation with no extras made and all the resales are above $200,000.
Only a matter of time.
In the mean time, I am enjoying mine and not keeping it in storage.

[1bmwaddict]

BRRRUUUUH! LMAO I know this place!!! I'm like next building over, small world.

[M4 GTS]

Originally Posted by Robcut1

ok
When they were released, BMW committed 300 cars to the USA market.
Once they were pretty much all sold, BMW produced 100 extra cars and sold them to dealers. Many of the people who would be in the market for an expensive, rare car produced mainly for track use are either racers, or collectors. To be blunt, the collectors are pissed off since BMW went back on their word and produced an extra 100 cars all of which came to the US market. To illustrate, there are approximately 70 cars showing as available on autotrader almost everyone by a dealer. If BMW produced 100 less cars like they stated in their press releases, there would be no cars for sale other than people or dealers selling at large markups since demand would far exceed supply like it did before the extra cars were made. In any event, once these extra cars are sold it should be very difficult to get a car for a reasonable price. Maybe a few months, maybe a year but it will happen. It's just simple basic economics.

They should be. In this case 100 extra cars is more than 30% of original production number. Maybe you should sit on it if you can.

[Brake_Late]

Originally Posted by M4 GTS

For sure. They are at least 5 at that price around LA area. For some reason they are not moving. GLWS

GLWS

[Brake_Late]

Originally Posted by 1bmwaddict

Price? DM!

Lol

You got too excited

OP GLWS great car

[Robcut1]

Offers anyone??

[Robcut1]

New Pictures

[Robcut1]

All Offers Considered Since I Need To Sell To Buy Daily Driver
Car Still Has Only 320 Miles...full Paint Protection Wrap Since Brand New
Still Showroom Condition Perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Black Is Badass

[qba335i]

Did you try to trade it in? How much did they offer?

[Robcut1]

Originally Posted by qba335i

Did you try to trade it in? How much did they offer?

It does not make sense to wholesale (trade in) the car. There are plenty of people on the forum and elsewhere who would buy the car from me verses a dealer at the "right price". In fact, the way I have things set up, the buyer can receive the benefits of buying from a dealer (such as financing, ease of title work etc.) without having to pay for it since I am working with a dealer to perform the transaction which would allow me to preserve my sales tax credit on a trade in.

[qba335i]

Originally Posted by Robcut1

It does not make sense to wholesale (trade in) the car. There are plenty of people on the forum and elsewhere who would buy the car from me verses a dealer at the "right price". In fact, the way I have things set up, the buyer can receive the benefits of buying from a dealer (such as financing, ease of title work etc.) without having to pay for it since I am working with a dealer to perform the transaction which would allow me to preserve my sales tax credit on a trade in.

Typically the out of state buyer is better off completing this purchase as a private party transaction (tax purposes). I would hope that a person shopping for a 100k car does not have to rely on a dealer to secure financing. So unless you want to buy the car as CPO there is really no reason to go with the dealer.

We are talking about ~10k tax liability (plus dealer fees) that you have to consider. Someone has to pay that... either the new buyer as a sales tax on the purchase, or you when you don't claim that deduction as your trade in.

Good luck with the sale.

[Robcut1]

Will take $123,000 car still only has 320 miles and full paint protection worth $6500!.

[IrvineTim]

i WILL GIVE YOU 85K CASH. no financing, cash,