m4 price comparrisons in Canada

[azn_fcuk]

Hey everyone,
I'm just inquiring on what people across Canada are paying or have paid for their M4's

I'm about to pull the trigger on a m4 with premium and tech package, price I'm getting is abut 92k after freight and fees.

on a lease with loyalty rates and trade in I'm about $1450 a month.

what have some of you out there paid?

[E92LNGCGY]

Originally Posted by azn_fcuk

Hey everyone,
I'm just inquiring on what people across Canada are paying or have paid for their M4's

I'm about to pull the trigger on a m4 with premium and tech package, price I'm getting is abut 92k after freight and fees.

on a lease with loyalty rates and trade in I'm about $1450 a month.

what have some of you out there paid?

I paid $97,748.11 (all in) in Calgary (I believe you are in Calgary as well). This is for fully loaded (Exclude CCB and MDCT), including BMW Appearance Protection Ultimate Pkg (60 months) and stone shield (I don't recommend doing this with dealer). Keep in mind this was done back in Aug 2014 when the first vehicles started to arrive so I think you could possibly do better now.

[Mario_Kart]

I highly recommend talking to Woody at Calgary BMW. I am from Vancouver and I would go all the way there to deal with him.

[E92LNGCGY]

Originally Posted by Mario_Kart

I highly recommend talking to Woody at Calgary BMW. I am from Vancouver and I would go all the way there to deal with him.

Really? I always thought Vancouver would have better prices because of the competition. The 2 BMW dealers here are owned by the same company (Dilarwi Auto Group) and they also own many more other brands in Western Canada.

[azn_fcuk]

Originally Posted by E92LNGCGY

I paid $97,748.11 (all in) in Calgary (I believe you are in Calgary as well). This is for fully loaded (Exclude CCB and MDCT), including BMW Appearance Protection Ultimate Pkg (60 months) and stone shield (I don't recommend doing this with dealer). Keep in mind this was done back in Aug 2014 when the first vehicles started to arrive so I think you could possibly do better now.

thanks for the letting me know your details and the recommendation its much appreciated.
what I'm looking at dosnt have the dynamic sport handling which I was really wanting.
Dealer isn't really cooperating, especially during the current economic conditions.

might take up Mario kart on his referral lol

[Mario_Kart]

Originally Posted by E92LNGCGY

Really? I always thought Vancouver would have better prices because of the competition. The 2 BMW dealers here are owned by the same company (Dilarwi Auto Group) and they also own many more other brands in Western Canada.

There are 4 BMW dealers in the Vancouver area and 2 of them is owned by the OpenRoad chain. There is plenty of business to go around and really there isn't much of a competition.

I think when buying a car, it all comes down to the salesguy. You can have a salesguy that is willing to earn your business and one that doesn't care. You can walk in and out the same dealership with a total different experience from one salesguy to the other.

[E92LNGCGY]

Originally Posted by azn_fcuk

thanks for the letting me know your details and the recommendation its much appreciated.
what I'm looking at dosnt have the dynamic sport handling which I was really wanting.
Dealer isn't really cooperating, especially during the current economic conditions.

might take up Mario kart on his referral lol

I dealt with Mike Chow at BMW Gallery. If you contact him tell him Leslie sent you.

[azn_fcuk]

Originally Posted by Mario_Kart

There are 4 BMW dealers in the Vancouver area and 2 of them is owned by the OpenRoad chain. There is plenty of business to go around and really there isn't much of a competition.

I think when buying a car, it all comes down to the salesguy. You can have a salesguy that is willing to earn your business and one that doesn't care. You can walk in and out the same dealership with a total different experience from one salesguy to the other.

lol that's a good point, right now I'm not too sure about this guy I'm dealing, I wont really comment which dealership until the deal either happens or not.

[azn_fcuk]

Originally Posted by E92LNGCGY

I dealt with Mike Chow at BMW Gallery. If you contact him tell him Leslie sent you.

lol I seen that guy run around like a mad man to get a deal.

thank you for the referal

[CanAutM3]

$84,385 TOTAL before taxes

$75,000 M4
$500 Connected Drive
$3,900 DCT
$900 EDC
$500 CF trim
$2,000 LED headlights
$350 Speed limit info
$895 Silverstone Metallic
$1,500 Silverstone extended leather
$2,095 Transport & Prep

$(1,500) Dealer discount
$(1,755) BMW Club Canada VIP discount

[CanAutM3]

Car-to-car prices can vary drastically depending on selected options and packages.

To get a better idea, you should ask folks to post their selected options, rebates, and fees so we can compare apples-to-apples.

The Canadian MSRP for the M3/4 are known and published. The only way to know if you are getting a good deal is if they include rebates, wave some fees or offer free options.

[azn_fcuk]

nothing really changed for 2016...
ill post my numbers when I'm able to confirm the deal.

[myzmak]

Originally Posted by E92LNGCGY

I dealt with Mike Chow at BMW Gallery. If you contact him tell him Leslie sent you.

Originally Posted by azn_fcuk

lol I seen that guy run around like a mad man to get a deal.

thank you for the referal

If you are in (or not adverse to shopping in) Calgary, I would also highly recommend Anthony Brice at BMW Calgary. As E92lngcgy notes, both dealerships are owned by Dilwari so you can't play the 'i'll go to the other dealership card' but some of the salespeople are better than others. My original SA at Calgary BMW was a little 'meh' (fine at first, then quiet, then suddenly no longer working there without notice to me) but my sale was taken over by Anthony who is easily the best new car salesman i've ever dealt with (and this is far from my first new car). Incredible to deal with.