[CarbonAlpine]

Hey guys, I've been out of the forum for a bit and need advice. Ordering a '24 G82X and was wondering current reasonable deals. I know the G82 can be had under MSRP but what is considered a good deal? I'm being offered $2,500 under msrp with a sticker of $91k. If it's a good deal in this current environment, I'll order it but want your advice.

Thanks

[GOLFFRR]

sale price is one thing, what about the rest of the deal?
if you lease, whats the MF and rate, if you finance whats the APR, what about fees, etc..

deal is the whole deal not just sale price so see if they can give you a full breakdown and then post it up and im sure the community will weigh in.

but at the end of the day a deal is what the buyer feels is a good deal for them.

[vj123]

People have been reporting below MSRP deals on G82 and this looks like a decent one. Market has been transitioning since last fall and could still be on a downtrend when you take delivery. Moving ahead would totally dependent on your comfort level on what you want to spend. You might get a better deal in the coming months but mind that MSRP has increased by $6k since MY22 was introduced.

Below thread has a similar discussion as well.
https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1996935

[CarbonAlpine]

Originally Posted by GOLFFRR

sale price is one thing, what about the rest of the deal?
if you lease, whats the MF and rate, if you finance whats the APR, what about fees, etc..

deal is the whole deal not just sale price so see if they can give you a full breakdown and then post it up and im sure the community will weigh in.

but at the end of the day a deal is what the buyer feels is a good deal for them.

Not leasing or financing, fees are typical Florida. No requirements or add-ons. Was just asking as a general msrp discount as the market is shifting a little, want to know if there are better deals to be had. Has nothing to do with being comfortable with the price

[rowdydaoudy]

I've seen BMW of West St. Louis selling in stock M4 comp x drives at ~$6kish off MSRP.

[GOLFFRR]

Originally Posted by CarbonAlpine

Not leasing or financing, fees are typical Florida. No requirements or add-ons. Was just asking as a general msrp discount as the market is shifting a little, want to know if there are better deals to be had. Has nothing to do with being comfortable with the price

thats great however this is a general thing that everyone should do not just you. I was just stating some info for whoever sees it so they know there is a lot more to a deal then just sale price.

and when you say fees are typical for Florida that really doesn't mean anything bc that can be one thing to you and another to someone else.
still a good practice IMO to get the full breakdown of the deal and post it up in the forum so everyone can weigh in, IF you are interested in getting any feedback that is.

a lot of people I come across with, will get x amount off MSRP but when you look at the deal as a whole they really are not getting a killer deal as it would appear if you are just looking at MSRP.

again this is just a suggestion, happy hunting

[CarbonAlpine]

Originally Posted by GOLFFRR

thats great however this is a general thing that everyone should do not just you. I was just stating some info for whoever sees it so they know there is a lot more to a deal then just sale price.

and when you say fees are typical for Florida that really doesn't mean anything bc that can be one thing to you and another to someone else.
still a good practice IMO to get the full breakdown of the deal and post it up in the forum so everyone can weigh in, IF you are interested in getting any feedback that is.

a lot of people I come across with, will get x amount off MSRP but when you look at the deal as a whole they really are not getting a killer deal as it would appear if you are just looking at MSRP.

again this is just a suggestion, happy hunting

Jimmy, I've been on this forum for a long time. I don't specialize in the auto business as you do. When I post the information I have, it's because that's what I have on hand from the dealer and what I believe to be relevant. If I were leasing, I venture I'd have more information. When I say typical Florida fees, those who live here know it's around $800-1000. Either way I'm glad my thread helped contribute 2 posts to your count.

[CarbonAlpine]

Originally Posted by rowdydaoudy

I've seen BMW of West St. Louis selling in stock M4 comp x drives at ~$6kish off MSRP.

Thanks! Yea, I just found a dealer with a more aggressive discount. They are only discounting m4's not m3's, but that's ok. Supposedly they have an allocation right now for me which is also nice

Anyways thanks for your help and everyone else that helped gauge the current discounts on m4's

[GOLFFRR]

Originally Posted by CarbonAlpine

Jimmy, I've been on this forum for a long time. I don't specialize in the auto business as you do. When I post the information I have, it's because that's what I have on hand from the dealer and what I believe to be relevant. If I were leasing, I venture I'd have more information. When I say typical Florida fees, those who live here know it's around $800-1000. Either way I'm glad my thread helped contribute 2 posts to your count.

2 post that will hopefully help a lot of people
have a great day my friend and good luck on your search.