BMW X3 Sitting on Lot for 150 Days — What Discount Should I Target?
Hi everyone,
I'm currently looking at a BMW X3 that has been sitting on the dealer lot for around 150 days. The MSRP is $59,500, and I'm trying to gauge what kind of discount I should realistically target before I start negotiating.
A few additional details:
Not a loaner/demo vehicle
Brand new vehicle
I've noticed several similar X3s in the area sitting for 150+ days as well
Given how long it's been on the lot, I'm wondering:
What % off MSRP would be reasonable?
Is 10% too aggressive?
Should I start even lower?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who recently negotiated on a BMW X3 or similar BMW.
Thanks in advance!
I'm currently looking at a BMW X3 that has been sitting on the dealer lot for around 150 days. The MSRP is $59,500, and I'm trying to gauge what kind of discount I should realistically target before I start negotiating.
A few additional details:
Not a loaner/demo vehicle
Brand new vehicle
I've noticed several similar X3s in the area sitting for 150+ days as well
Given how long it's been on the lot, I'm wondering:
What % off MSRP would be reasonable?
Is 10% too aggressive?
Should I start even lower?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who recently negotiated on a BMW X3 or similar BMW.
Thanks in advance!
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