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http://www.revscene.net/forums/69038...-mainland.html ^Link is a bit outdated, but still has some helpful information that the OP may be able to use |
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Sorry for not having any of us help you yesterday though. Feel free to PM me if you have questions for something specific! |
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To be frank, premium service is basic for a premium dealer. gotta rep the brand yo. Word really gets around in Vancouver, so a bad rep isnt a great thing. I did have a few disgruntled customers, but the reasoning were simple: the car constantly gave them headaches or they were being completely unreasonable. After sales service I try to help out as much as I can, as I completely understand how troublesome sometimes from a customer stand point (I get annoyed by my own car issues too), putting in a few words here and there making things easier for the customer keeps them happy! |
People are naturally attracted to what is familiar if its a good experience. I for one would show loyalty to the sales guy/team that made my buying experience enjoyable. Hell I've even paid more money (albeit negligible) to shops that I'd rather support. Its just like being a regular at a restaurant or bar. |
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I have met people that cheap out on $50 and end up driving cross town to do a deal... then in turn tells me they had a shitty post sale experience when they come back for servicing. :seriously: |
I would suggest Open Road Bmw. Or for that matter any Open Road. Great Customer service. :) |
Seriously the best place for deals is BJ. I deal with Khan (didn't know tofu worked at BJ) and got two new BMWs from him in August. There's no BS and the discounts are deep. |
I've decided against leasing ($7500 interest over $30,000 depreciation, almost 25%)... Does anyone know when incentives usually roll around? Dealers claim they only have a profit margin of 8% but I find it hard to believe they would disclose their true margin. With that being said, do you think 8% off MSRP is reasonable at the end of the year? |
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They usually have more room to negotiate for pre-owned cars. At least that's what I was told. |
Depends on what model you are looking for. I see $ off and interest rates incentives on the 3 series and a few other models now. |
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volume stuff/ bread and butter X1 / 3 series / some 4 series... and even X3.... jesus. what mark up. especially the 1 year old or younger units. certified pre owned? same. dealer pays for the certification... and cuts quite a bit into the gross / mark up. |
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btw, we saw a young fellow staring at us when we left the parking... a fairly young fellow in his 20's I think. Was that you? We were driving a grey MB C class |
There's four younger chinese/ asian guys here.... :pokerface: I think asking for "tofu" would work... as reception already knows now. :megusta: |
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ha... actually, you star in your own sales videos on the BJ website so i guess your cover is blown :lol |
EleGiggle "are you tofo?..you all look the same" |
looks like tofu might be the next michael ho :troll: |
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YEAH RIGHT. i dont need commercial on chinese tv dancing around... :lawl: BO MA WONG JEEEE SON. |
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https://www.google.ca/#q=bmw+langley...f81cbcd0a464,1 |
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however, i have someone at new car side that can help out as well. |
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