FS: 2000 BMW 323i

[KGCCS]

Hi All!!

For those that are interested, I have a 2000 BMW 323i up for sale (for a friend of mine.) The vehicle has 112,000kms, and all the usual amenities, including: leather upholstery, power sliding sunroof, and 2 sets of tires. The vehicle also has a manual transmission, and is in nice shape given its age and mileage.

Asking $13,000

For additional details, questions, etc please feel free to post up, PM me, or send me an email: kyle@autonegotiators.ca

Thanks!! 8) :D

[Pacigy]

Is the 323 a 4 door?

If you have any pics that would be great. My dad may be interested.

Thanks!

[KGCCS]

Yep! -the vehicle is a 4door. I am selling the vehicle for a good friend of mine (mature owner), and will get the pics of the vehicle this evening. If you would like, just send me a quick e-mail and I'll e-mail the pics to you.

Thanks!! :D

[BMWman]

pretty good price

[KGCCS]

***EDIT***

I enter the price incorrectly... the vehicle price is actually $13,000 NOT $13,500

Thanks & Sorry for any Misconfusion

[ccbl]

wow.. i don't know about you guys.. but i think this is pretty cheap

[KGCCS]

Its an outstanding deal that certainly won't last long. All things considered, its a decent price to get into a BMW that is in decent shape, and will provide many kms of pleasurable and spirited driving! 8)

[LxSedan]

colour of exterior and interior? Pics would be awesome as well if you have some.

[KGCCS]

Vehicle

2000 BMW 323


General Vehicle Information -

Vehicle
Make: BMW
Model: 323
Year: 2000
Mileage: 103,000 km.
Stock #: 1001
Chassis
Category: Passenger
Type: Sedan
Doors: 4
Passengers: n.d.
Transmission
Transmission: 5-speed Manual

Drivetrain: Rear wheel drive
Color
Exterior: Silver
Interior: Black
Engine
Capacity: 2.5L
Cylinders: 6 Cylinder
Fuel: Unleaded


Options -

CD Player
Power Windows
Power Doors
Power Steering
Air Conditioning
Cruise Control
Sun Roof
Electric Mirrors
Leather Interior
ABS Brakes
Heated Seat



I know the mileage says 102,000km, however this was the mileage of the vehicle at the time when it was listed on the lease exchange takeover site. The vehicle is currently leased, so the price of $13,000 is to buy the vehicle outright (includes remaining few payments, plus original buyout). The only thing the new owner is responsible for is the 14% sales tax on the $13,000.

Thanks!!

For pictures, please feel free to email me at: kyle@autonegotiators.com

Cheers!!

[boostd4drteg]

That is wrong. The buy out from a lease is always plus tax, so if the buy out with remaning payments is $13k then when it is paid off the 14% tax must be paid (unless you have included the 14% in the $13k).

The purchaser will also have to pay 8% tax at the time of registration (only 8% is paid on private sales). SO if the $13k doesn't include the 14% tax to be paid on buy out, the total price with 14% and 8% is $16k , not such a good deal now.... But if the 8% is the only thing left to pay then $14,040 is not a bad price.

That is wrong. The buy out from a lease is always plus tax, so if the buy out with remaning payments is $13k then when it is paid off the 14% tax must be paid (unless you have included the 14% in the $13k).

The purchaser will also have to pay 8% tax at the time of registration (only 8% is paid on private sales). SO if the $13k doesn't include the 14% tax to be paid on buy out, the total price with 14% and 8% is $16k , not such a good deal now.... But if the 8% is the only thing left to pay then $14,040 is not a bad price. the more you know.
:wink:

[KGCCS]

That is wrong. The buy out from a lease is always plus tax, so if the buy out with remaning payments is $13k then when it is paid off the 14% tax must be paid (unless you have included the 14% in the $13k).

The purchaser will also have to pay 8% tax at the time of registration (only 8% is paid on private sales). SO if the $13k doesn't include the 14% tax to be paid on buy out, the total price with 14% and 8% is $16k , not such a good deal now.... But if the 8% is the only thing left to pay then $14,040 is not a bad price.

I'm not sure how you arrive at that conclusion.... .. in any event...

The $13,000 price I have mentioned above is the current buy-out for the vehicle at this PRESENT TIME. This amount includes outstanding payment leasee liabilities AND the amount to purchase the vehicle. This amount of $13,000 does NOT include the regular sales tax, so that must be factored into anyone's calculations as well. (So, $13,000 + TAX = $14,820)

Sorry for any misunderstanding/misinterpretation that you may have encountered.

[KGCCS]

BUMP

Car is still for sale -this car has got to go!!!

$13,000 plus tax!!!