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SmoothStyle1 · 10-17-2007, 07:22 AM

There are many of us that are on the fence regarding the 135i, based exclusively on all of the unknowns regarding pricing. I’m curious what you guys' "No-Brainer" price is for the 135i? By "No-Brainer" price I am referring to the base price for the 135i that, when released, you will not hesitate to make the purchase.

For me, the No-Brainer price is a base price of $34,500. Anything higher than that means that I will have to think long and hard about the 135i because with a few options, I’d be pushing $40K which is more than I’m willing to pay for a vehicle at this stage in my life.

What is your "No-Brainer" price?

10-17-2007, 07:22 AM	#1
SmoothStyle1 Lieutenant 116 Rep 406 Posts Drives: 340i, 6MT Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: NC, USA iTrader: (0)	The “No-Brainer” Price… There are many of us that are on the fence regarding the 135i, based exclusively on all of the unknowns regarding pricing. I’m curious what you guys' "No-Brainer" price is for the 135i? By "No-Brainer" price I am referring to the base price for the 135i that, when released, you will not hesitate to make the purchase. For me, the No-Brainer price is a base price of $34,500. Anything higher than that means that I will have to think long and hard about the 135i because with a few options, I’d be pushing $40K which is more than I’m willing to pay for a vehicle at this stage in my life. What is your "No-Brainer" price?
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