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Posted 19 May 2014
** BMW 530d SE Auto - Save £9225 - £31771.70 @ DriveTheDeal
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About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
For anyone in the market for an Executive Saloon this is an incredible saving for this car.
The car is brand new and includes Road Tax, a 3 year manufacturer warranty, and free delivery anywhere in England.
UPDATE: This is back and even cheaper.
The M Sport is cheaper as well £33762.70 saving over £10k.
The car is brand new and includes Road Tax, a 3 year manufacturer warranty, and free delivery anywhere in England.
UPDATE: This is back and even cheaper.
The M Sport is cheaper as well £33762.70 saving over £10k.
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249 Comments
sorted byyou can have the numpty comment of the day.. well done. How on earth can that be a valid reason to be put off a brand of car?
I don't think HUKD is just a site for broke people. My partner and I do quite well money wise, but we still like to save money on things. If you have money, what stops you looking for a good deal? When wealthy people buy car insurance do you not think they look for the best deal (as an example)?
Always look on the bright side of life my friend, I'm sure you have your health and that means a hell of a lot more than money.
I do alright for myself but never take anything for granted in life, times are hard for people and you never know what's round the corner. Tomorrow I could lose everything and be living on the street.
Plenty second hand cars on the market, no need to buy a new one you lose to much money anyways.
The cheapest one year old 530d on Autotrader is £29,500. If you can find one for £22k then buy it.
For this money you could buy a second hand BMW 5 Series!
You paid £7k for a 207!?! Was he wearing a mask?
Where do I start?
It's not a year old, it's over three.
It's got 140k on the clock.
It's not even a 530d, it's a 525d.
As opposed to the ones who post unhelpful comments on internet forums.
Be prepared for jealous idiots not letting you in the lane need to be in.
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The two ways I use are:
Divide the cost by 5
or
Divide the cost by 100 then multiply that number by 20
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Love the look of the Msports, absolutely hate the ride though. Too firm for everyday roads and that's coming from someone who used to run Spax (aka scaffold bar) suspension on his car back in the day. Around bumpy corners the BMW's are just too skittish for my liking. Softer suspension actually allows you to progress with more pace.
Don't forget it looks like a sofa from this un-known brand. Better off with a Skoda.
Is it you don't want people to tar you with the same brush or that you think a 5 Series will make you a worse driver?
its called VAT
I'm broke BECAUSE i come to HUKD
This BMW doesn't run Android? COLD! My Skoda is running a daily build of CyanogenMod that I found on XDA and apart from the wheels falling off when I turn on the windscreen wipers everything is great.
I, and Im sure many others too mark items hot or cold on the DEAL regardless if we intend to by the item or not. Let me put it in your price range. If a tin of 10p baked beans is on offer at 8p Ill mark it a hot deal: I have no intention of ever eating or buying 10p Baked Beans but there you go. You clearly cannot afford this car and thats ok. Maybe you are lazy, maybe you never applied yourself at school on Uni r maybe you are just unlucky in life in general. Whatever the reason surely the Chip on your shoulder is not blinding you to the fact that almost 25% off an item is a good deal?
How do you work that one out Einstein?
Actually that benefit has been gifted to Audi drivers now.
They don't lose 20% due to VAT, you're talking nonsense.
There's a loss because buyers will not pay as much for a nearly new car as they will for a new one (unless it's something with a waiting list). Also the dealer will need to make a sizeable profit margin on the sale. There is no direct correlation between VAT and depreciation.
Only if you crash it into a wall on the way home.
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A "wreckless" driver is the best driver as it means they have never been involved in a wreck.
You would have to look elsewhere for a "reckless" driver
I'm guessing that you are still looking for a cure (for your terminal stupidity).
Wreckless is good - reckless rather less so!
I suppose that would depend on your definition of a 'wealthy' person. My Dad probably earns close to 6 figures and I would consider him wealthy. However, he still shops at Asda and wears some George clothes. Furthermore, he uses Quidco and always looks to get decent deals when he goes on holiday. He works hard for his money and doesn't want to waste it. If there are two places selling a homogenous product, he will always go for the better value one.
I quite agree that the Wayne Rooney's of this world would certainly have someone else do it, but the majority of wealthy people want to hang on to their money. NOT line the pockets of car dealers.
Go drive a 530d and then let us know if your 207 is really an 'alternative'
Completely different class of car. Yes they'll both get you from A to B but if you do a lot of driving then the 207 really isn't an option.
What an absolute bimbo of a person. youve really embarrassed yourself in so many ways