MC AUC at Hexagon

bbol said:
ZermattV, thanks for the tip re. Octane. Followed it through to find this: http://www.hexagonmoderns.com/car_sales/BMW-Z4-M-Coupe/6394.htm

If that website's correct, the service history seems - if I'm not mistaken - to be incomplete...

It does, and like on Stuarts the dealer's don't seem to care. Nearly three 3 years between services on this one.
 
It's a simple negotiation. I got a free Inspection II and written confirmation from BMW that the warranty was intact. I'm happy.
 
exdos said:
tomscott said:
Hexagon are always a little pricey, try to keep those Ms prices high!
You should be very grateful to Hexagon for their interest in the Z4MC. They got interested in the Z3MC back in 2003 and now a relatively low mileage S54 MC is worth more than a Z4MC with less miles and half the age! :D
Their prices will also do anyone a favour who needs to make an insurance claim too. I hope they start buying more Z4MCs. BTW they've never showed any interest in the Z3MR :fuelfire:

:thumbsup: Not that the cars value is any worry to me, but it would be nice if this starts the z4mc appreciation trend :)
 
Stuart Truman said:
It's a simple negotiation. I got a free Inspection II and written confirmation from BMW that the warranty was intact. I'm happy.

I don't doubt it, my dealer offered me a 2 year warranty and a free inspection service when I kicked up after they'd miss sold me my previous ///M which had gone 2 years 8 months between services. I refused and handed the keys back as Mondial confirmed warranty would not be honoured. Also I was concerned about resale. Seems dealers and buyers aren't too worried though about service history even on an ///M.
 
Hexagon don't have a standard dealer pricing structure, they price their cars high and don't discount them month on month like other dealers. Particularly bullish on their pricing. I'll be the first to say it's a rip off.

Good luck negotiating.

-best wishes, your friendly local Sales Exec. :thumbsup:

NB. I did have a pop at this and failed to get anything reasonable out of them
 
As above. Hexagon don't really seem to be interested in selling based on turnover.

Enquired about a px and they were offering a full £1500 less on my car than anywhere else and to add their car (z4c) was priced significantly higher than similar models.

Any attempts to negotiate on price failed. Felt like they just shut the door in my face saying 'sell privately then come back to us.' Not really sure why. :|
 
I guess in the hope you like their car that much you'll just give up and pay the premium...
 
Woody said:
I guess in the hope you like their car that much you'll just give up and pay the premium...

They can keep their car in that case. Was the lowest spec/highest priced on my shortlist anyway! :lol:
 
***pppphhhhfffffssssttttttttaahh

(sound of hot tea being spat through massively surprised pursed lips)

Sh*t the bed that's a markup.
 
To think there was a lot of head scratching on here regarding a black saphire exterior/ black interior private sale recently - it was half this price .
 
I went to hexagon to look at an 07 650i before I got the alpina. There were others on the market for about 16k at the time. Theirs was on at 22k. I started at 19k as it was very low mileage and they laughed me out of the showroom. They explained that they are privately owned and don't have a floating finance facility funding their stock, so can effectively take their time, over price their cars and wait for a buyer. A year later the same 650i was still on their books, same price. Not surprising, they don't work to standard 60 day stock cycles like the bigger franchisees.


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dave_alp said:
I went to hexagon to look at an 07 650i before I got the alpina. There were others on the market for about 16k at the time. Theirs was on at 22k. I started at 19k as it was very low mileage and they laughed me out of the showroom. They explained that they are privately owned and don't have a floating finance facility funding their stock, so can effectively take their time, over price their cars and wait for a buyer. A year later the same 650i was still on their books, same price. Not surprising, they don't work to standard 60 day stock cycles like the bigger franchisees.


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I rest my case.
 
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