Luxury car dealer shocked as someone tries to trade a $4,000 Jaguar for a $127,000 BMW
- This luxury dar dealer couldn’t contain his shock at this offer
- The customers valued their $4,000 Jaguar at over double its price
- But could they still land a $127,000 2025 BMW X6M?
Published on Jan 20, 2025 at 8:00 AM (UTC+4)
by Jack Marsh
Last updated on Jan 15, 2025 at 9:47 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
This luxury car dealer was left shocked after a customer tried to trade in their Jaguar XJS for a BMW X6M.
It’s part and parcel of every car sale – nobody wants to let go of their old banger for a quick buck.
Now, we know that everyone would like a top-of-the-range car for a fraction of what it is worth.
But this audacious deal took dodgy deals to the next level as one couple offered up a 95k-mile Jaguar XJS for a BMW X6M worth $125,000.
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Luxury car dealer gets offered a $4k Jaguar XJS for his BMW X6M
In this deal, ‘George J Saliba‘ was faced with a couple who had eyed a blue BMW X6M – the only one of this color to have been shipped to the US so far, according to the dealer.
The haggling man – who was allegedly looking to please his wife with a new car – offered up the 95k-mile Jag for a part exchange.
They priced the Jaguar at $10,000.
It was far from other deals, where recently we saw Michael Jordan’s 3,000-mile Porsche GT2 RS brought into a dealership.
But the luxury car dealer soon found online sites priced it at less than $2k, although he was impressed by the condition and thought he’d get decent money at a classic auction.
Still, they settled on the value coming down to $4k.
The BMW on the other hand was 32 times as expensive.
The 2025 BMW X6M Competition is priced at $135,000 to buy from the manufacturers themselves, but the luxury car dealer lowered theirs to $127,000.
Still, the Jaguar owner wasn’t coming in with only one bullet in his chamber trying to swindle a luxury car for a banger.
In fact, the second bullet was a heft wad of cash – $110k to be exact.
Negotiations saw the luxury car dealer bump up the Jag to a round $6k to bring the entire deal down to $121,000, but this was still too much for the customers With a $6k difference, neither party could budge more.
It wasn’t all doom and gloom for Saliba though, as he sold a Dodge Hellcat later in the YouTube video.
