Mercedes Benz does it again...
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shit...you know you won period when these cacs stew in their own hate looking miserable as shit lmao
If they had refused to shake my hand I'd go else where fuck them racist demons. I'd be like you know what fuck your deal then walk out.
My cousin had a 750li 2012 back in 2012 cost him 2500 to get the wipers fixedNice (until you have to replace one of those fuckers )
please...fuck that nigga’s handshake...dude went there to get a car on his terms and he did...I got to find a bathroom immediately when I shake their hands anyway so I can wash my shit
Shit, he wasn't that racist. He was bitter that I told him that he was arrogant two days ago. He approved my deal and I got $14k off a new model car. I took the deal and whistled away. LOL
That's a lie. If he had a 2012 BMW in 2012, the broken wipers would have been fixed for free.
People keep lying on BMWs. LOL
exactly...just an envious little bitch
yes fuck them...that’s why I’d be driving off in my new car instead of stirring in my feelings...bcuz truly—fuck them w/ a fat middle finger on top...that handshake would mean absolutely nothing to me...I don’t need no cac’s phony ass respect...I want that car tho...get me the keys chop chop lmao
Published on Nov 21, 2013
350.00 each at least
Well shit 137 ain't bad since they charge 60 for regular wipers now.I'm betting about $150-200 apiece !!!!
sidebar: I was close.... $137 apiece !!!
Nothing for you to worry about....you've been pushing one of these for a minute now !!!!!
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I had a redneck tell me that he did not want to give me his social security number because I might do something with it.
I still handled his Farm real estate closing and took my $5000 fees with glee. Fuck em and their little racist feelings. Nothing more satisfying than taking their money.
Just about every reputable consumer advocacy organization recommends against ever buying an extended warranty, so to your point, being able to afford one is irrelevant.
I don't follow the so-called consumer advocacy stuff. I use my head and that method has worked very well for me.Just about every reputable consumer advocacy organization recommends against ever buying an extended warranty, so to your point, being able to afford one is irrelevant.
Consumer advocacy groups advising you on what to do when you buy a $100k car with complicated electronics?
I don't know how you control yourself I would have thrown his cracka ass out like jazzy jeff
I don't follow the so-called consumer advocacy stuff. I use my head and that method has worked very well for me.
Consumer advocacy groups advising you on what to do when you buy a $100k car with complicated electronics?
No, actually a consumer advocate organization, like Consumer Reports, advise you on what NOT to do. But since you "don't follow the so-called consumer advocacy stuff", I guess being an informed consumer is not very important to you and you'd rather just rely on using your head, which by your non sequitur of a comment appears to be rather empty.
Thanks, I’ll take my empty head over your loaded head any day. Considering that you still have to rely on consumer reports for basic life decisions.No, actually a consumer advocate organization, like Consumer Reports, advise you on what NOT to do. But since you "don't follow the so-called consumer advocacy stuff", I guess being an informed consumer is not very important to you and you'd rather just rely on using your head, which by your non sequitur of a comment appears to be rather empty.
Oh c'mon, consulting a reputable product testing source that has an extensive knowledge and data base before making a major purchase is relying on that source for making basic life decisions??? Who wouldn't find out all he or she could about a product before plunking down their hard earned cash. You're arguing against this? Or are you just arguing ?
I specifically mentioned "warranty" and you said CR does not recommend it. That is just devoid of common sense for someone to go and buy a complicated German or Italian car for $90k and then say I won't buy the $4000 extended warranty because CR said no.Oh c'mon, consulting a reputable product testing source that has an extensive knowledge and data base before making a major purchase is relying on that source for making basic life decisions??? Who wouldn't find out all he or she could about a product before plunking down their hard earned cash. You're arguing against this? Or are you just arguing ?
Further, I read what CR said and they, like you, mistook service contracts for an extended warranty. There is a difference. An extended warranty can only be given by a manufacturer and they are bound to fix any failure or defect for free with no claim required. A service contract is issued by a third party and they have so many exclusions to the extent that they can be worthless and you have to file a claim. This is why I like to think on my own instead of listening to so-called advocates.
And how did you find all that out? Yep, by research and considering the accuracy of that research. I haven't said you have to accept or act upon a fact based recommendation from an outside source, but to merely discount it out of hand is a bit myopic. To illustrate, take the product here, are you seriously saying if after considerable testing and analysis by an independent consumer advocate and a recommendation from same that these wiper blades not be bought because of the inevitable replacement cost bumped up against the need to have them over a standard less expensive, but equally effective, wiper blade ,you wouldn't consider and subsequently act upon that recommendation simply because its conclusion was not arrived at by you? You say you like to think on your own instead of listening to so-called advocates. What's to stop you from doing both before making a decision? Seems to me a prudent person would.
I just googled it for the sake of seeing what you were referring to. I don't subsribe to CR for anything.And how did you find all that out? Yep, by research and considering the accuracy of that research. I haven't said you have to accept or act upon a fact based recommendation from an outside source, but to merely discount it out of hand is a bit myopic. To illustrate, take the product here, are you seriously saying if after considerable testing and analysis by an independent consumer advocate and a recommendation from same that these wiper blades not be bought because of the inevitable replacement cost bumped up against the need to have them over a standard less expensive, but equally effective, wiper blade ,you wouldn't consider and subsequently act upon that recommendation simply because its conclusion was not arrived at by you? You say you like to think on your own instead of listening to so-called advocates. What's to stop you from doing both before making a decision? Seems to me a prudent person would.
Nice..was thinking about copping a CPO Gran series coupe next year, the brokerage that i'm joining provides discounts for their agents.. maybe I'll wait till december.
Interesting you say that BMW has the best lease and warranty programs...I was hearing from others that Audi has the best...been trying to decide between the S8 plus and the M6 Gran series sedan.
Hands down BMW has the best lease program out there. They subsidize their residual which gives you a lower payment and they have all types of incentives. I got almost $7000 in incentives and rebates plus another $7500 in discounts yesterday. I paid $75k for an $87k car after taxes. I might also qualify for another $1000 check after the car is delivered in 2 months.
My friend leased a fucking $65k Benz GL 350 for his wife for $900.month and my payment is less than that.
Audis are even worse than Benz.Can anyone qualify for these good lease deals or are there a ton of requirements tho?
Hands down BMW has the best lease program out there. They subsidize their residual which gives you a lower payment and they have all types of incentives. I got almost $7000 in incentives and rebates plus another $7500 in discounts yesterday. I paid $75k for an $87k car after taxes. I might also qualify for another $1000 check after the car is delivered in 2 months.
My friend leased a fucking $65k Benz GL 350 for his wife for $900.month and my payment is less than that.
Anyone can qualify. But you must either lease or finance the car through BMW financial. So, all those BGOL cash buyers will not qualify. But if they had some sense they’djust finance it and pay it off in 3 months.
That would be the Japanese. But that is not how this post started. It started with inventing. Stay on point.
LOL we here
I'll do it for $100 each.... 1 year warranty on parts and labor.
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