u/Apart-Incident-5535

working on a certified pre-owned i5 m60. there aren't a ton of these around so i'm working with a dealer a thousand miles away on the one i like.

in their first offer, they tacked on like $2500 in fees that seem mostly absurd.

Documentation Fee $1,298.00
Electronic Filing Fee $598.00
License Fee $450.00
PTA Fee $189.00

What do you think is reasonable to pay a bmw dealer for a cpo car in fees on top of sales tax?

How do you go about negotiating this with the sales manager?

Middle-aged dad, been driving practical SUVs and minivans my whole adulthood. sick of black/gray/silver/white SUVs everywhere. ready for a 4 door car that I can fit my 4 kids in, but also moves. I would like an electric car but i'm not religious about it.

I'm looking at a couple used 2024 M60s (have also looked at Lucids, not interested in a tesla).

seems like people love their i5s. M60 are not that easy to find.

I have scrolled some through this sub, but nothing huge jumps out at me except: frequent tire changes, depreciation, and range degradation over time?

how is the handsfree driving? Is it just highway assist or will it self-drive a route?

I just stumbled across SidelineSwap when googling for used rackets, I hadn't seen it before. It seems like they have some listings at surprisingly good prices. I don't see much about them on this sub outside of a couple of comments that they exist.

Does anyone use them for rackets or other gear? Have you had good experiences? Bad?

I also noticed in my google results that my Capital One venture card currently offers 10.5% back in rewards on this site (yesterday's results, today's look to say 7-8%), so I'm thinking about getting a new (used) stick at a pretty good price.

(Reading this, I realize that it sounds like it could be promotional/covert advertising, yikes. It's not. I am not affiliated with either SS or Cap1, I'm just a rec player with google and a credit card. never heard of SS until yesterday)