Bmw m2

tag824 · 10-18-2015, 11:33 PM

Did the math and configured the M2 the way I want it. Here's the breakdown...

Assuming base price is $51,000.00
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2MK – M-DKG Drivelogic
248 – Steering wheel heating
3AG – Reversing camera
430 – Interior/outside auto dimming mirror with dip
431 – Interior rear-view auto dimming mirror
459 – Seat adjustment, electric, with memory
488 – Lumbar support, driver and passenger (electric)
494 – Seat heating, driver and passenger
563 – Light package
6AK – Connected Drive Services
6AM – Realtime Traffic
609 – Navigation Professional
654 – DAB Tuner
674 – Harman Kardon Professional
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Total Options: $9,425.00
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Destination & Handling: $995
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TOTAL: $61,420

I did the best I could getting accurate pricing for options by using current pricing from multiple BMW models. This is obviously a guesstimate but at least gives an idea of what it would cost. I've been driving a BMW for the past 12yrs and am currently on my fourth Bimmer, so I'm quite familiar with how BMW markets their cars. BMW also tends to offer some options individually while others are lumped together in a package. Sometimes it works out in your favor where a package has all the options you want and comes in less expensive then if purchased individually. Other times it doesn't, because they lump in other options into a package which you cannot purchase individually.

With that in mind the pricing may come in a lot less depending on packages or you'll find yourself paying less because you'll skip a package altogether since the one or two items you want are bundled with several others you don't. You also need to keep in mind these are MSRP numbers. I think the M2 will be selling like hotcakes for a while so don't really see you getting much below MSRP, maybe $500 if you're lucky. Chances are better in the off season where you can negotiate lower, possibly 1,500.00~$2,000.00 depending on sales and demand. BMW also offers incentives during that time such as low financing, rebates of around $1,000.00 and even free upgrade of options ranging from $800.00~$1,500.00.

To answer the question; can a "sensibly" well equipped M2 be had for under $60,000? The answer is YES (not including tax!).

10-18-2015, 11:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
tag824 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Chicago Posts: 34 Drives: 335is Rep Power: 16	Did the math and configured the M2 the way I want it. Here's the breakdown... Assuming base price is $51,000.00 + ______________________________________________ 2MK – M-DKG Drivelogic 248 – Steering wheel heating 3AG – Reversing camera 430 – Interior/outside auto dimming mirror with dip 431 – Interior rear-view auto dimming mirror 459 – Seat adjustment, electric, with memory 488 – Lumbar support, driver and passenger (electric) 494 – Seat heating, driver and passenger 563 – Light package 6AK – Connected Drive Services 6AM – Realtime Traffic 609 – Navigation Professional 654 – DAB Tuner 674 – Harman Kardon Professional _______________________________________________ Total Options: $9,425.00 + Destination & Handling: $995 = TOTAL: $61,420 I did the best I could getting accurate pricing for options by using current pricing from multiple BMW models. This is obviously a guesstimate but at least gives an idea of what it would cost. I've been driving a BMW for the past 12yrs and am currently on my fourth Bimmer, so I'm quite familiar with how BMW markets their cars. BMW also tends to offer some options individually while others are lumped together in a package. Sometimes it works out in your favor where a package has all the options you want and comes in less expensive then if purchased individually. Other times it doesn't, because they lump in other options into a package which you cannot purchase individually. With that in mind the pricing may come in a lot less depending on packages or you'll find yourself paying less because you'll skip a package altogether since the one or two items you want are bundled with several others you don't. You also need to keep in mind these are MSRP numbers. I think the M2 will be selling like hotcakes for a while so don't really see you getting much below MSRP, maybe $500 if you're lucky. Chances are better in the off season where you can negotiate lower, possibly 1,500.00~$2,000.00 depending on sales and demand. BMW also offers incentives during that time such as low financing, rebates of around $1,000.00 and even free upgrade of options ranging from $800.00~$1,500.00. To answer the question; can a "sensibly" well equipped M2 be had for under $60,000? The answer is YES (not including tax!). Last edited by tag824; 10-18-2015 at 11:37 PM.