http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-....c0.m245.l1308

 

probably is fully decked out plus mark ups. it's not hard to configure a jcw over 40k

 

I'd say he's serious, wouldn't you? It's a fully loaded JCW with about $6k in dealer installed options, selling for retail price. Doesn't look like he marked it up either. That's a lot of car for a lot of bucks. (Some things never change.)

 

Price on the sticker is $39,550 ...

 

and picture 13 clearly shows the rest of the items. My only complaints are that they didn't get the white turn signals...or the JCW body kit --->hello 47k

 

Thankyou. There almost asking 6K over sticker Come On Now. Sorry just ranting because people will pay it, just not me because I cannot afford it.

 

39,550.00 Before all the dealer installed options.45,673.00 Includes all the extras.

 

holy frickin crap....brecht MINI has a CR/W JCW for 43,500 but you atleast get the sunroof/auto ac/xenon/jcw aero kit

 

Want to start a pool on how long it takes to sell? I'll take 3 days.

 

Yerp.. I wonder if they would've taken in my Pontiac Solstice (rental) on trade-in?

Here are the pics from Brecht -

 

i think it will take longer..

 

They also have an MC40 for $23K, but from the pictures it is missing the numbered plaque.

 

Full Expel?

What is that? Anyone else notice the door sills? Those are different than mine. Has the new logo though. Hmmmmmm?

 

Yours should also have the new logo. It seems everybody who had their JCW Aero kit installed at the VDC has their door sills changed out by mistake. Talk to your MA and he should make arrangement to have them switched out. That might cause a problem for you with you being on the other side of the country though.

 

That's a good dealership. I bought my JCW from them.

DP, the reason you have the old style sill plates is because the Aero kit comes with them. The factory JCW sill plates are stick-ons and have to be removed because they cover some screws (to remove the factory door sill). I guess when they peel them off, they get ruined.

I bought and installed the aero kit myself and I can see why everyone has the older style sill plates.

Its funny, they're throwing away perfectly good and new JCW sill plates when they install the aero kit.

 

Mine do have the new logos, but mine has the new logos with lines going the length of the sill. The ones in this pic have checkerboard pattern going the length.

Does everyone have the stripes or the checks?

 

They're new to you but they are not the newer JCW checkerboard sill plates.

 

The dealers in the San Francisco bay area are adding $4-6,000 to the MSRP for the JCW cars.
I just bought one at MSRP but had to buy it out of state.
It doesn't shock me that this dealer is asking this; it would shock me if someone bought it.

 

That's the MSRP off the sticker + the dealer-installed options.

It's a lot of money, but they're not adding "Market Adjustment" or anything.

Ferman MINI in FL has two JCW's on the lot that "sticker" at $42k-$43k, too.

 

in a big mark-up zone where I couldn't find sticker prices, I would probably order from somewhere willing to sell for sticker and use the saved money for a plane ticket and a nice drive home. (not my idea: a friend of mine bought a used one that way)

dan

 

That's what I'm doing. Bought it Minneapolis (where business takes me) and driving it to California where I live. Save $4-5000 minus fuel and a few hotel nights and I get a mini vaction out of it.

I don't doubt that a MSRP could get into the low-mid 40's. Load a JCW car up with options and you are there.

 

... AND a lot of driving in the MINI. It's a win-win


Actually, just for fun, I used the MINI configuring thing, and if you REALLY load it up with options and accessories, you can get MSRP over $50k.

 

Expel is the clear bra

 

This one is a good 5g over mine, and I thought mine was loaded up, but I didn't have anywhere close to that amount of dealer installed stuff

 

What seems odd to me is that the only written part of the description says "87 PICS of 2009 JCW...."

One of the more common scams on eBay is to sell pictures of expensive items but making it look like the item itself is on auction.

I'm not saying that's what's happening here, but it is odd. Especially since the description itself is so thin.


Maybe someone who's near the dealership might check and see if they really listed the car on eBay.

Someone with no link to the dealership could have listed it as a scam.

Plus, why's it described as USED?