TurtleBoy wroteGreat question!How does the process work when the vehicle needs to be shipped? For example, lets say I would use a broker such as yourself to purchase an X5 and the vehicle comes from a dealer in PA. Where does the vehicle all go to after leaving Spartanburg? Will the dealer in PA receive it and perform the PDI or can it be shipped to a local dealer to do that? If the former, what shipping options are available to get the X5 to Colorado?
Thanks
Next Level Auto Brokers wroteCan you give me a idea on the value of my 2015 X5?I've done this for a the M3/M5 folks with amazing feedback, and I'm humbled at the positive response.
More importantly, I hope the members here can use the info to arm yourselves against the dealers who may not be as forthcoming to get the best deal possible on these amazing cars.
I broker 80-100 BMWs alone on a given month, and I'll try to use my knowledge to knowledge of the game to help those shopping around.
Again, I will do my best not to self-promote and keep it fun and educational!
Thanks, and ask away!
Next Level Auto Brokers wroteWhat you need to give quote? Build price?I've done this for a the M3/M5 folks with amazing feedback, and I'm humbled at the positive response.
More importantly, I hope the members here can use the info to arm yourselves against the dealers who may not be as forthcoming to get the best deal possible on these amazing cars.
I broker 80-100 BMWs alone on a given month, and I'll try to use my knowledge to knowledge of the game to help those shopping around.
Again, I will do my best not to self-promote and keep it fun and educational!
Thanks, and ask away!
MystroX5 wrote+1Will the options for 2021 models that have been removed such as soft close doors, rear entertainment, ambient air, night vision, etc... be coming back?
MystroX5 wroteUnless he works for BMW, he can't possibly know that. I work for a dealer and we have no idea. BMW won't tell us that until the time the next cars are being built.Will the options for 2021 models that have been removed such as soft close doors, rear entertainment, ambient air, night vision, etc... be coming back?
Caramel wroteAccording to his profile, his broker fee is $399. He also gives a $50 discount to first responders and teachers.What's in it for you? How much do you typically make for each of the 80-100 cars you broker per month?
MystroX5 wroteI would also like to know this but I'm sure nobody knows except for BMW themselves.Will the options for 2021 models that have been removed such as soft close doors, rear entertainment, ambient air, night vision, etc... be coming back?
robby818 wrote9-10% off any bmw is typical1. What is the typical % discount off MSRP that you can get for your clients?
2. Would I still be eligible for loyalty rebates, BMW Financial rebates, & BMWCCA rebates if I buy through you?
Infosec wroteI primarily deal with the Northeast, but do ship cars to the West Coast. It only makes sense if it's a car over $100k because shipping can eat into the savings.What you need to give quote? Build price?
Do you work with dealers in the west coast? Local pick up in Portland?
Next Level Auto Brokers wroteThat is a pretty good savings (assuming it is before the incentives and rebates I asked about). I usually have to do a ton of haggling to get to the 10% off mark so if you can help me save all that time then that would a huge benefit to me.9-10% off any bmw is typical
Yes lease and purchases are done through BMWFS, and I'm just helping you get the deal and structure the deal.
Thanks!
wtwo3 wrote1. 0-5% is likely...most are being pre-sold1) Do you still expect the 9-10% off on the new G80?
2) What's the toughest part of your job? is it the dealer side or the client management side, or something else?
3) Do brokers specialize by brand? Like you mainly only do BMW or do you also venture into other brands?
4) Do brokers work on non-luxury brands?
doctorttt wroteGreat question!What kind of customers will go to a broker over a car dealership directly? How is your job different from that at a dealership?
Sorry, fundamental questions
Next Level Auto Brokers wroteDo you pay the broker fee only after you agree to buy the car?Great question!
1. customers who have no idea what a good deal should be and/or have anxiety of getting ripped off by a dealer
2. customers who don't have time to spend all day Saturday going back and forth with a dealer
3. customers who try shopping around and have no luck getting a great deal
Broker deals are pretty much cost and time saving. Deals are pre-negotiated and we make sure there isn't any hidden charges or markups.
I actually use brokers my personal cars because sometimes dealing with salespeople sucks bigtime with their canned sales lines.
I used a broker for a Porsche a few years back, and I'm 100% certain it was the best deal on the planet for a 718 I didn't even know I wanted.
