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Friendly service. Answered all my questions to make the buying process easier. Provided Car Fax and finance options clearly. Answered all my questions to make the buying process easier. Provided Car Fax and finance options clearly. More

by Shannon Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Austin Landers is great, and Walser BMW/MINI of Wichita is a fantastic dealership to work with. is a fantastic dealership to work with. More

by mandi0maria Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Working with Jonathan was a delight. I appreciate his no hassle approach and he allowed plenty of time for me to make a decision without pressure. He took the time to walk me through all I appreciate his no hassle approach and he allowed plenty of time for me to make a decision without pressure. He took the time to walk me through all available financing options. The purchasing process was a breeze, once I decided which model I wanted to purchase. More

by carlie.rouse Verified Customer Verified Customer

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Great, and very professional treatment of me as a customer. I had an unusual requirement and they met my requirements superbly customer. I had an unusual requirement and they met my requirements superbly More

by eric@thebalzers.com Verified Customer Verified Customer

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No haggle pricing is a gimmick intended to serve the interests of the dealer, not the customer. BMW of Wichita has a vehicle that I'm interested in, but it's priced easily $5,000 above market. They ha interests of the dealer, not the customer. BMW of Wichita has a vehicle that I'm interested in, but it's priced easily $5,000 above market. They have a nearly identical car at the same price that's been on their lot for nearly 60 days. They have a 2022 that's been on their lot for 250 days and the price has incrementally dropped by $10,000. Had they just priced the 2022 right from the get-go it would be long gone. The vehicle I'm looking at has been on their lot for a week. Apparently they would rather sit on their inventory rather than price it fairly, get it out the door and keep their money moving. They seem to forget that vehicles are depreciating assets and the longer they sit the less they're worth. More

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