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The sales and service people do talk. If your sales people don't understand the relationship with service, they lose continual service dollars. I'm definitely not paying over MSRP. I have never done that and am not in love with a car to do that. There is a new dealer in Fairfield that has no hassle pricing. Not my dealer though. I don't know about Weatherford in Berkeley -> used to be slimy. But don't know now. I will never buy another car at Steven's Creek. I had cash and the sales manager kept trying to mess with the price of the car even after I had a deal. I've bought at Peter Pan below list before with no hassle pricing. They are a Costco affiliate. Don't know about SF BMW. Don't know about Fremont.
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11-19-2021, 06:11 AM | #68 |
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My build price is def easier to swallow than my m3 I have on order but I don't think it's exciting enough to pull me away from my dream car.
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11-19-2021, 06:51 AM | #71 |
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https://www.bmwusa.com/build-your-ow...elsxr0/summary
I like the 19" wheel setup but I really like the wheelwell extensions on the 20" This becomes a great buy with the $7,500 tax credit, relatively speaking of course, over a comparable M440i GC. Mine came up to $71,870 with the 20" tire package or $69,370 without it. Considering this when my lease is up in June, hopefully BMW will still allow lease extensions while I wait for an allocation. |
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That's pretty cheap to build fully loaded. If I didn't have a G80 M3 I would consider it, but I prefer having an engine for now. Fully optioned is still $25K less than this car
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What build month is everyone going to take?
I'm first on my dealer's preorder list. My CA says my order is February build but I can push it to March, April, May or June. Went in person to look at a couple GC they had. Wife and I are pleased with the rear seat headroom for a car seat. She definitely wants dravit and I can't complain. I had it on my m340i with oyster last year. Biggest question will be if I trade off ventilated seats for oyster or cognac. |
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11-19-2021, 07:18 AM | #75 |
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I have not heard of anyone even on ******.
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Presume your order was one of the early ones. I'm in the 2nd batch, after June. I expect to get a build date range soon. Once they get the one option deletes another figured out, color is the next hard choice. Brooklyn Grey was top on the list except it requires either a M50 or M-sport package to order. Have to see what skyscraper looks like in person. |
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11-19-2021, 07:49 AM | #77 |
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No M seats in US?
And now with new BBB program all incentives will be gone for EVs over $55,000 Just killed this for me, was thinking about M50 with tax incentive would have been $67k with my build, oh well. |
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Thanks for calling attention to this. This really changes things for me as well. I saw some articles about this being under discussion, but has it actually been adopted by Congress at this point?
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11-19-2021, 08:05 AM | #79 |
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Think I figured out the website configuration bug for the eDrive40 locking out the parking assistant with other packages. If you select the major packages in reverse order from how they are presented (pick parking assistant last), then everything seems to work as expected.
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While Democratic lawmakers continue to negotiate the $1.75 trillion measure, here's what the latest version of the bill would provide EV owners: A credit of up to $7,500 for an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, defined as a car with a battery capacity of at least 40 kilowatt-hours and a gas tank, if any, under 2.5 gallons. An additional $500 credit for a car with a battery pack made in the U.S. An additional $4,500 credit for cars assembled at a unionized U.S. plant. (Currently only plants owned by GM, Ford and Stellantis qualify.) Price and income limits To qualify for tax credits under the BBB, EVs need to fall under a price limit. Vans, sports utility vehicles or pickup trucks need to be under $80,000 to be eligible for the credit; for all other cars, the price limit is $55,000. That means luxury EVs like the Porsche Taycan or the forthcoming electric Hummer wouldn't qualify for the credit. There's also an income limit for taxpayers to receive the credit: $500,000 for married couples or $250,000 for single people. These limits are intended to direct the EV credit more toward middle- and working-class people, said Mike Fiske, an analyst at IHS Markit. |
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My local BMW store told me they where sold out until passed 2022. Does that even make sense? Anyways they should have one in person next week to check out.
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The fact that there's no price is not a warning flag since other options you select show up in the summary also with no price (wheels, high gloss trim that I selected, etc.). So the fact that there's no price doesn't mean the selection was invalid. I really think this will be fine in the end. It may be wise not to have an order submitted until this is really ironed out. As I said in a prior post, my dealership has found that the orders are not even open for submission quite yet...at least as of yesterday. |
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Here is my build - https://www.bmwusa.com/build-your-ow...dpitzw/summary
If it doesn't qualify for the tax credit, I will probably look at other EV options. |
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