Up to $6,000 in Discounts on the 2011 BMW 335d
BMW is currently offering a $3,500 Eco Credit on the 2011 BMW 335d.
When you add the fact that dealers are trying to sell all of their remaining leftover models, you can expect an average savings of more than $6,000 off the MSRP.
You'll not only save money on the price, but also fuel. The 335d gets 23 city, 36 highway mpg while producing a whopping 425 lb-ft of torque.
There's only around 600 of these models left on dealer lots nationwide, so you'll need to hurry if you intend to buy one.
You can use the free CarWoo negotiation service to see how low dealers will go in your area.
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