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I've lived in Germany for about 7 years (on my second stay). U.S. members stationed at Germany go through the TUV process but it is less stringent and inspection/registration is provided by the Army garison (no emissions testing, car's can be modified with aftermarket parts, and there are...

BTW, I tried the KBB offer thing. The dealers in the program do not have to honor the cert. I got the old bait and switch trying to use that service with the PCola Chevrolet. I had a 57.5k offer with KBB and the Chevy dealer wanted to inspect the car, telling me that there's probably more...

Lol. Add kid's in the mix too. :p

Car is gone. Got $56k at the end of the day towards a trade, plus they gave me a good deal on my old SUV. So at the end of the day, I had them knock off $2500 off the new SUV, didn't have to buy new tires for the old SUV, didn't have to pay taxes on the new SUV (about $3k), reduced monthly...

No question. Just throwing this out there for those who are looking to depart with their GT350. There's been sales information and values, but I haven't seen anything about trade values. I've had it for sale for about a month. It's been on the market under MSRP, but didn't sale. People were...

I've been on a mission to part with my GT350 for about month now. I was out with my little one and decided to check out the local Honda dealership. I've been eyeing the new Civic, Accord, and Pilot. Surprisingly enough, they offered me a fair price on the GT350. Not only that, I got offered...

Price bumped, this thing is taking up garage space.

Crazy. I'm having issues selling my car for less than 58k. Maybe I just need to try to trade it in.

Life's little priorities have popped up so I'm departing with my GT350. Tech pack car with 2400 miles (give or take). Avalanche gray with black stripes, including the over the top roof stripes. Great, fun driving car, but now it just sits in my garage collecting dust. Car is located at north...

Will do. I do have someone coming over Wednesday. I'll start another thread soon enough if he takes it home. The difference is I won't get a nice replacement car for awhile.

Good deal on the sale. It's good to know that these cars can be moved. I put my GT350 Tech pack up for sale last week (a hair under retail because I'm impatient). The dealers around here all want at least $20k markups, so I think this car will move soon enough. Enjoy the BMW!

The GT350 was never meant to replace my previous car. My previous car was a 97 Supra turbo. It had under 70lk miles and was pristine, it was sold over a year ago. It was a big single (T74) turbo car with some minor suspension upgrades. Nothing I've driven has had the affect on me like that car...

Got KBB offer of 57300 by a dealer near here, a Chevy dealer of all places. Will call and see if it's legit.

That's pretty much ballpark on what I was trying to get from the dealer. Didn't quite work out because of the $25k markup they put on their cars and allocation (had two sitting in the show room). Also, they would not take 2017s orders until late fall.

Nothing against the car, it's great, turns heads. I have my gripes, but none are enough for me to move to another platform. Personal reasons more or less. I'd also like to complete some projects around the house.

Leaning towards selling. Heading to the dealer tomorrow to fish for a price. Will let everyone what was offered. Autotrader is the next stop, right now they cheapest private seller price in my area is $64k.

Good luck with this thread. I think so too, but it really comes down to what the owner bought the car for. If you aren't some die hard track person, most of the differences are just personal tastes. I like the powered air cooled seats better, don't like the feel of the Recaros. I like the...

Not an insult, more of an observation. Why even bother putting out a comment like the one that was posted? Maybe it was said jokingly or it was borderline trolling, knowing that people will respond to it. I like many owners, want to see progress made the tech pack and base cars. There's been...

You shouldn't feel the need to respond to idiotic comments. Hopefully, this thread stays clean. I wouldn't worry much on bolt-on parts killing warranty. I've been throwing upgrades on my cars for the last 15+ years and never had warranty coverage issues. As long as you're not modifying...

I have it programmed for both of my garage doors, works about a house down, and that's coming from the backside of the house, not a direct approach.