CA dealership

Salut les gars, sur le point d'acheter ma M3 en Californie, mais à la recherche d'un bon concessionnaire (je sais que steve thomas bmw est un bon), qui est professionnel et a des vendeurs bien formés.

S'il vous plaît me donner quelques suggestions .

Et si possible, je suis à la recherche d'un qui offre un meilleur et plus raisonnable commerce de valeurs.
Merci:thumbsup:

L'un des gars du forum offre un bon prix. Je crois que c'est Ryan Amico. Je suis sûr que quelqu'un d'autre va perdre ses informations sous peu.

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L'un des gars du forum offre un bon prix. Je crois que c'est Ryan Amico. Je suis sûr que quelqu'un d'autre va perdre ses informations sous peu.

Je l'ai déjà contacté, mais je ne pense pas qu'ils en aient un que je veux sur leur terrain, je ne veux pas vraiment en commander un.

Si vous changez d'avis et avez besoin de toute autre aide juste laissez-nous savoir, avez-vous fait Ryan faire un concessionnaire pour voir si la voiture que vous cherchez existe même sur des lots en ce moment?

Go with Steve Thomas bmw, I've read many good things about them.

Steve Thomas is good, buy if they dont have what you want and if you don't mind drivin thru the hood, Nick Alexander has some good deals. Ask for Alex Nguyen. Tell him Bret sent you.

Monterey BMW

They are knowledgeable enough and will compete aggressively for your business. They will price match. The key here is to know the invoice price of the car you want and how much over that price you are willing to go.

Excellant service department.

If you want to make sure you get the best price for your car then you need to sell it yourself. Used cars are somewhat hot right now and selling on Craigs list is easy. Just prep your car well.
If you want to trade it in then get ready to complicate the transaction for a new car. To make a profit, the dealer is going to have to squeeze you to go below blue book on your trade. Or, he might give you what you want for your used car but not meet your pricing on the new car. In the end, you might never know whether, dollarwise, you made out, and, If you like to "horsetrade," that's part of the fun!
Good luck

I ordered from Mt. View BMW. They offered high retail price for my 545i, but since I ordered my M3 I was actually able to sell my car for more money while waiting. They had two M3 Coupes on the lot when I was there. One Manual and one DCT.

Try BMW of Santa Barbara, I believe Jon Shafer is back, he started bimmerfest.

tonymac1 wrote

Hi guys, about to purchase my M3 in CA, but looking for a good dealership( i know steve thomas bmw is a good one), which is professional, and has well trained sales people.

Please give me some suggestions .

And if possible, i'm looking for one that offers better and more reasonable trade in values .
Thanks:thumbsup:

When I was looking for my car, I was talking to Crevier BMW in Santa Ana with Eric. He was really helpful and is good with working on prices but Long Beach BMW beat their prices. I ended up getting my car from Aaron W. at Long Beach BMW. Everyone was awesome, super friendly, and gave me a good deal. Aaron was cool because he didnt try to sell the car, or push me into something else. He handed me the keys, went for a ride, came back and ran the numbers and made it work. Also, I dont know Aaron, I dont have any affiliation with BMW what so ever....

Oh and I would stay away from Nick Alexander BMW. That dealership is in the City I work in so I went there first. The people were really nice but they were just not willing to sway on price that much as the other dealerships.

While it was only started 3 days ago, this Dealership Review thread may be helpful: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=560411

I purchased Mine from Ryan Amico @ Steve Thomas
He found the car I wanted at another dealer and had it trucked in.
He was great to deal with and gave Me a great price.