Official 2008 G37 Pricing
08-02-2007, 03:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Yimbie
Where in the world did you come from? lol You don't seem biased at all. 
Geez talk about such a hateful post. It's not like I go to the 2007 G35 sedan forum and compare it with the G37 coupe...
I think some people are just so jealous that they make posts like these... just my .02
Geez talk about such a hateful post. It's not like I go to the 2007 G35 sedan forum and compare it with the G37 coupe... I think some people are just so jealous that they make posts like these... just my .02
08-02-2007, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted by lyfeis
Thats way better then the $49,900 used 335i I test drove this past Saturday.
08-02-2007, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by jnmunsey
Oh yeah you can't vote.. Thank goodness.
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08-02-2007, 04:18 AM
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I'm puzzled why an individual like yourself that
- flaunts at having "alot of disposable income"
- that has pretty much written off the G37 altima lookalike
- that believes there is absolutely no reason to buy any other car than a vette at $4xK
.. is still posting on these threads and yet owns NONE of these cars?
Seriously, you love the vette, its damn nice no doubt. Go out and walk the walk!
- flaunts at having "alot of disposable income"
- that has pretty much written off the G37 altima lookalike
- that believes there is absolutely no reason to buy any other car than a vette at $4xK
.. is still posting on these threads and yet owns NONE of these cars?
Seriously, you love the vette, its damn nice no doubt. Go out and walk the walk!
Originally Posted by jnmunsey
Dang I can get a 2008 Vette with 436 HP, only 3300lbs, a 4.0 0-60, 12.4 1/4 mile, and dramatically improved gearbox/steering feel than the '07 Vette for as low as $46K.. I'm puzzled as to why many would choose a $43K G37 over the '08 Vette, aside from a lack of driving skill.
08-02-2007, 04:19 AM
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Originally Posted by jnmunsey
Dang I can get a 2008 Vette with 436 HP, only 3300lbs, a 4.0 0-60, 12.4 1/4 mile, and dramatically improved gearbox/steering feel than the '07 Vette for as low as $46K.. I'm puzzled as to why many would choose a $43K G37 over the '08 Vette, aside from a lack of driving skill.
What are you still doing here? You obviously love other cars a lot more. Are you here to just troll around? You don't seem to go around to other parts of G35driver but you just come here... I don't get it.
08-02-2007, 05:42 AM
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Coupe Journey (Journey is required to order any options/packages) is $35,000 plus Sport Package $1,850, plus delivery $715 totals $37,565. The rear spoiler would be an additional $550.
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08-02-2007, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by jnmunsey
WTF? What is your obsession with every negative post being hateful? Nothing he said involved hate. You're obviously one of those PC freaks that will probably vote for Hillary and offer her a ride in your car since it appeals to women the most anyway. Oh yeah you can't vote.. Thank goodness.
Have you heard of anger management?
Whatever you have, get it checked bud.
08-02-2007, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by jnmunsey
Dang I can get a 2008 Vette with 436 HP, only 3300lbs, a 4.0 0-60, 12.4 1/4 mile, and dramatically improved gearbox/steering feel than the '07 Vette for as low as $46K.. I'm puzzled as to why many would choose a $43K G37 over the '08 Vette, aside from a lack of driving skill.
Besides if the Vette is your kind of car, you're in the wrong forum Bob.
08-02-2007, 08:13 AM
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"I'm puzzled as to why many would choose a $43K G37 over the '08 Vette"
Again, if you can find an '08 Vette with that interior and technology, then go for it. it's only $45,000 and good luck driving that thing on regular roads.
Also, on another note, if you want to match the G's interior and technology and get a speed demon then just get the Bugatti Veyron.
Again, if you can find an '08 Vette with that interior and technology, then go for it. it's only $45,000 and good luck driving that thing on regular roads.
Also, on another note, if you want to match the G's interior and technology and get a speed demon then just get the Bugatti Veyron.
08-02-2007, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Yimbie
Ummm.... a similarly built 335i is $54,970 (to my car).... I'm not sure where you're getting just "4k more".
335i base price: $40,800
monaco blue metallic exterior paint: $475 (comparing with blue slate)
premium package: $2,550
sport package: $1,100
steptronic auto trans w/ paddle shifters: $1,275 + $100
active steering: $1,400
comfort access: $500
active cruise control: $2,400
bmw nav: $2,100
heated front seats: $500
satellite radio: $595
iPod/USB adapter: $400
= $54,195 (excludes destination charge of $775)
I'd have to say that a fully loaded auto G37 + $10,000 = fully loaded auto 335i
335i base price: $40,800
monaco blue metallic exterior paint: $475 (comparing with blue slate)
premium package: $2,550
sport package: $1,100
steptronic auto trans w/ paddle shifters: $1,275 + $100
active steering: $1,400
comfort access: $500
active cruise control: $2,400
bmw nav: $2,100
heated front seats: $500
satellite radio: $595
iPod/USB adapter: $400
= $54,195 (excludes destination charge of $775)
I'd have to say that a fully loaded auto G37 + $10,000 = fully loaded auto 335i
I wouldn’t get an automatic so you can subtract $1,375. Not sure why anyone would compare a manual with an automatic and then use the price of the automatic as a demerit.
The G37 is a nice car but it’s still rough around the edges. There’s a reason why the 335i costs more that the G37 (and people are more than willing to pay a premium for it). The reason is simple; The BMW 335 is a better car than the G37. Factor in the 335’s better performance, better handling, better fuel economy, better resale, better lease rates, and free maintenance and the price difference almost becomes moot. I like the G37 but I’m not 100% sold on it yet. Sorry
08-02-2007, 10:39 AM
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radar guided cruise is in the G's Tech package, so not sure what you mean when you say it's "not available". Yimbie is getting the auto so he added it to the 335i price for comparison purposes and has nothing to do with whether you want only a stick. Sounds like you are 100% sold on the bim, so just go and buy that. No big deal.
You can go to the bim forums and post there and be a much much happier person.
You can go to the bim forums and post there and be a much much happier person.
08-02-2007, 11:04 AM
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Anyone know the invoice pricing??
There's a chance that despite a roughly $2500 increase in MSRP for a 6MT with premium package, the actual invoice change might be a lot smaller. Or at least I am hoping so.....
There's a chance that despite a roughly $2500 increase in MSRP for a 6MT with premium package, the actual invoice change might be a lot smaller. Or at least I am hoping so.....
08-02-2007, 12:12 PM
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Anyone paying MSRP for a 335i is a fool. Most people on e90post are getting between 3.5 and 5% off; some people in high volume areas are getting 6% off. That's over $3600.
