[pebblebeach]

Hi All,

I'm looking to get back in the BMW family and have a question about the following price for a 2012 335i coupe. My local dealer is offering $5K off coupes (includes a $3200 option allowance).

There is a coupe with an MSRP of $57,220 that they are offering for $52,220. Invoice is $52,600 so they are under by $380.

I know that under invoice is a good deal, but should I press for a better price? I'm just not sure of any other incentives that can be used to squeeze out more money.

Thanks in advance for any info.

[DoD74]

I got a 2012 335i Coupe in December of 2011 and your price is very similar to what I paid after about 2 weeks of haggling. Of course pricing depends upon the options selected, but anytime you get down close to invoice price I think you can feel pretty good about the deal you are getting.

[DVaystub]

Are you looking to Buy or Lease? Picked up a 335i coupe with M-Sport at the end of May for under invoice. The deals are out there, you just gotta hunt them down!!

[protoType_540i]

If you're interested in a 2011 Alpine White 335is with DCT, I'm considering selling mine. I have pretty much all the options and a few start up mods. It has a little over 20,400 miles with full warranty and maintenance service included.

[pebblebeach]

I am looking to lease this one.

The 335is looks great, but I'm looking for brand new only.

[pt335i]

There's a option allowance of $3200 going on right now. In addition to that is the $750 loyalty if you qualify. You can also top that with an extra $300 if you schedule a test drive via 'The Ultimate Drive' app if it is still going on.

Basically you should be getting well below invoice right now with the current deals.

[Fzara2000]

only problem is that if you're in the northeast, it's impossible to find a 2012 335is. I tried and failed. No dealer is willing to trade for one either

edit: you're in CA. Shouldn't be too hard to find a dealer with an IS. Good luck!