[Kevin_The_Clean1]

I'm quickly shopping around to see who will give us the most money for one of our X3 MC's (long story). Carvana currently needs the Monroney sheet because apparently the VIN isn't enough for them to gather an accurate estimate.

They suggested I go to MonroneyLabels.com to get a reprint / replica made (which I promptly did). After submitting that request they weren't able to print one for me & I had to build a generic build sheet / spec list for mine. The only problem with that "rather manual" Monroney Label was it listed a base X3 M, not a X3 M "Competition" which as you all know has a $7 k lower base price / starting price.

So an hour later I jet on over to my local BMW dealership to request a Monroney Label & this nice but unhelpful rookie says there's no way to get a reprint. That only happens at the factory.

PLEASE ADVISE ON HOW TO QUICKLY get a MONRONEY LABEL for my X3 MC as I need this ASAP...

[thestimp]

The dealer can print you a spec sheet, any service advisor should be able to, it wont be a monroney type but it will list everything on the car with codes and options, original warranty information, everything. I'll dig mine up and see if it has a name.

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by thestimp

The dealer can print you a spec sheet, any service advisor should be able to, it wont be a monroney type but it will list everything on the car with codes and options, original warranty information, everything. I'll dig mine up and see if it has a name.

They did print that up for me & I wasn't sure if it was official enough for Carvana. Guess only time will tell & I'll find out tomorrow.

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by thestimp

The dealer can print you a spec sheet, any service advisor should be able to, it wont be a monroney type but it will list everything on the car with codes and options, original warranty information, everything. I'll dig mine up and see if it has a name.

That's called the vehicle service history report I believe. And I already had gotten the before I purchased the car. However, this quick document doesn't show what any of the options on the car cost. So I'm not sure if it would help unfortunately.

Today one of the client advisors printed me a "Retail Pricing Info: Wholesale / MSRP" printout.

[thestimp]

Originally Posted by Kevin_The_Clean1

That's called the vehicle service history report I believe. And I already had gotten the before I purchased the car. However, this quick document doesn't show what any of the options on the car cost. So I'm not sure if it would help unfortunately.

Today one of the client advisors printed me a "Retail Pricing Info: Wholesale / MSRP" printout.

The one I got is basically a monroney but in line format, its not meant for customers. Its a tech sheet. I'll look for it.

[Radman_F97]

Hey Kevin. Check in the owners manual booklet in the glove. It's usually folded up in there?

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by Radman_F97 LCI

Hey Kevin. Check in the owners manual booklet in the glove. It's usually folded up in there?

I did buddy. But we purchased this X3 MC used and it was never sold to us with one unfortunately. I've looked everywhere and the even the dealership said the previous owner didn't retain it.

[Radman_F97]

Originally Posted by Kevin_The_Clean1

I did buddy. But we purchased this X3 MC used and it was never sold to us with one unfortunately. I've looked everywhere and the even the dealership said the previous owner didn't retain it.

That's a bummer. Sorry brother.

[allinon72]

This is an odd request by Carvana. Most of these car buying places are cutting checks on vehicles they haven't inspected or even driven. To say they can't get the info they need from a VIN check doesn't make much sense.

[stoked335d]

Try Vroom. They offerd me 26.5K on my current car(s4) where carvana was at 21K last week. Vroom even called me to buy my car asap. Told them they need to wait 2 more months until when my X3MC comes in. Neither asked for a monroney label.

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by allinon72

This is an odd request by Carvana. Most of these car buying places are cutting checks on vehicles they haven't inspected or even driven. To say they can't get the info they need from a VIN check doesn't make much sense.

That's what I was thinking as well.

Greatly appreciate all the help here guys. So far this is what I got, a fully loaded 2020 X3 MC fully loaded (except driver's assistance pack - never needed or wanted that) with only 2.8k miles on the clock...

SHIFT - $60.9 k
Vroom - $64 k
Carvana - TBD (they need 72 hrs with their current appraisal backlog BS)
CarMax - $63.4

And last but not least, my local BMW dealership originally said $67 k & I said no ****ing way. They counter offered at $69 k. LOL

[allinon72]

Driveway.com has consistently given me the best number.

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by allinon72

Driveway.com has consistently given me the best number.

I had no idea & I will enquire with them next. I don't think I've ever heard of them until now. Thank you for the help & advice here!

[Kevin_The_Clean1]

Originally Posted by allinon72

Driveway.com has consistently given me the best number.

After your recommendation we went with Driveway as well & got top dollar for this car. Much more compared to all the other. Thank goodness. We "almost" broke even on the sale. LOL

[TacosRule!]

Originally Posted by stoked335d

Try Vroom. They offerd me 26.5K on my current car(s4) where carvana was at 21K last week. Vroom even called me to buy my car asap. Told them they need to wait 2 more months until when my X3MC comes in. Neither asked for a monroney label.

Vroom doesnt exist anymore.


https://ir.vroom.com/news-releases/n...d=announcement

[alex2364]

Originally Posted by TacosRule!

Vroom doesnt exist anymore.


https://ir.vroom.com/news-releases/n...d=announcement

They did when it was posted.