[Dave07997S]

Thinking of putting my toes in the water!!

[chicagofan00]

Not really. MSRP is pretty standard across the board unless you have an outstanding relationship with a CA/Dealership even then likely not to see too much of a discount.

[Grumpy514]

No deals, MSRP is the best deal you will get right now. You will have to fight around and get on some waiting lists/put down refundable deposits to get a spot to order one. Some people wait a few months to get a spot, some people a few weeks.

[Mowe]

I ordered last month. Amazing dealer. Car is in production and I got >3% off

[kjx]

If you already own a BMW, you can get $500 for loyalty.

If you have a BMW CCA membership, you can score another $500 after you submit paperwork to CCA post-sale.

Otherwise, you're looking at MSRP (or above).

[vj123]

In current market, getting an allocation for MSRP might be a decent deal. Anything above that is a good one.

[ROBERT1183]

In the current market it is tough to get anything below MSRP without a connection. There's auto groups that will not mark up over MSRP. Harder to get a deal on a build over a car sitting on the lot. I got lucky and ordered through a broker in April that had a dealer with an allocation. I go 5.6% off plus $500 loyalty. I couldnt get the same deal today. That was when they were first arriving at dealerships.

[MIM5]

Originally Posted by kjx

If you already own a BMW, you can get $500 for loyalty.

If you have a BMW CCA membership, you can score another $500 after you submit paperwork to CCA post-sale.

Otherwise, you're looking at MSRP (or above).

Is $500 loyalty only applicable if you finance through bmw?