Valid point lol
Congrats? How did you find this deal? Did you just call around to dealerships or use a particular site to research?well done regardless.
Sorry, i did mean “Congrats!” with an exclamation point. ha!
It was also punched over a year ago, but still a great deal.
What states and car companies allow MSD’s?
Seems it’s not all states and not all car companies.
Curious…how did you know the car was punched over a year ago? I don’t see the vin posted.
Just a guess. 20% off is not possible on a new, non-punched car. It can be punched, but never put in demo/loaner fleet. Hence original miles.
37K for a car without adaptive cruise control or lane keeping assist, both standard features on a base Corolla is insane.
Welcome to the luxury and sports vehicle segments
Agree, it’s funny how Honda, Toyota and other non luxury brands are putting these features in their $22,000 car while BMW has you add features a la cart to their cars. I have seen $45,000+ BMW and Mercedes without Xeon headlamps, they give you these cheap halogen headlamps!! I still don’t understand why …
There is some 30-40k cars you can get that don’t even have power seats 
No LED/Xenons on a luxury car should be a crime…
I see it everyday…look at the $54,000 cla amg45 you have to pay $1500 for the driver assistant package!!
And for $2300 you get this
Multimedia Package
$2,300
Multimedia Package
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COMAND navigation
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3 years of navigation map updates
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Advanced voice control
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5 years of SiriusXM Traffic and Weather service
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Apple CarPlay
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Android Auto
That multi media package isn’t worth more than $500
No parking sensors either
Nice deal congratulations
Maybe not everyone needs either of those things…
And this is nothing new. Welcome to…whatever year the Japanese auto industry was founded.
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That should be a standard in all BMWs by now
Is that one of their $2300 options that can only be added if you add one of their premium super duper options?
I don’t need it. I’m glad it’s an option.
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By now in 2019 it’s a feature that should come standard on all entry luxury vehicles. Honda and Toyota have the back up camera feature, but on the higher trims you get back up sensor alerts.