Your Total Cost OTD

[GotEM4]

How much did you pay for your M3/M4 or willing to pay for?

[jzmundy]

Pretty sure there's a similar thread already over in the ordering subforum.

[ixse]

at this point, demand is very high. if dealer has any brains, they will not sell you below msrp. simple business..

[ChrisMT79]

Originally Posted by ixse

at this point, demand is very high. if dealer has any brains, they will not sell you below msrp. simple business..

True. My dealer is excellent and throws in everything but the kitchen sink, but I am happy to pay MSRP for a vehicle I actually want.
Having gone through the ordering process and changed my mind change 50 times, I don't mind paying that for such a sought after vehicle.

[Lups]

Oh I want to meet the person with the doesn't matter answer and lecture to him about using money till his ears bleed.

I'm trying to cut back on coffee, and that makes me a cranky and mean, and I'm sorry. Still, can I please ruin your day?

[secretariat]

ixse, my dealer is not charging me msrp. This is my seventh BMW from him and I would expect some kind of loyalty discount and great customer discount. So saying dealer would be crazy to offer below msrp is not exactly jiving with me. Everybody has a different relationship with there dealer I guess.

[GOLFFRR]

there is already a pricing thread posted if your interested

http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=934675

feel free to post your deals here so we can keep them all organized and in one place so everyone can reference it

[Sir Loin]

Lumping both "paid" and "willing to pay" together will make the result meaningless.

[GotEM4]

Originally Posted by Sir Loin

Lumping both "paid" and "willing to pay" together will make the result meaningless.

but if you paid at a certain price = you were willing to pay at that certain price

[Sir Loin]

Originally Posted by GotEM4

but if you paid at a certain price = you were willing to pay at that certain price

But it is not true the other way around.

If you are willing to paid MSRP - $x, it doesn't mean you actually paid that. It just mean you wish to pay $x. So your results will have people who actually paid at certain amount, and then a bunch of people who would be willing to pay certain amount, and you can't come to any meaningful conclusion.

[soccer dad]

I might be willing to pay MSRP, but I did not. Unless of course you mean ED-MSRP

[Wah]

At least 3 dealerships in NJ were giving nice discounts off MSRP.

[GotEM4]

Originally Posted by Sir Loin

But it is not true the other way around.

If you are willing to paid MSRP - $x, it doesn't mean you actually paid that. It just mean you wish to pay $x. So your results will have people who actually paid at certain amount, and then a bunch of people who would be willing to pay certain amount, and you can't come to any meaningful conclusion.

but if you are willing to pay a certain amount, your choices will either be: below, at, or above MSRP...so the poll serves both questions.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by Sir Loin

But it is not true the other way around.

If you are willing to paid MSRP - $x, it doesn't mean you actually paid that. It just mean you wish to pay $x. So your results will have people who actually paid at certain amount, and then a bunch of people who would be willing to pay certain amount, and you can't come to any meaningful conclusion.

Originally Posted by GotEM4

but if you are willing to pay a certain amount, your choices will either be: below, at, or above MSRP...so the poll serves both questions.

One of you is an engineer, other is not. Now, let's play a game who can spot the not.

[Reid]

Originally Posted by GotEM4

but if you are willing to pay a certain amount, your choices will either be: below, at, or above MSRP...so the poll serves both questions.

Then you also need to have a choice for "I am not willing to pay enough to ever purchase a new M4".

[GotEM4]

Originally Posted by Reid

Then you also need to have a choice for "I am not willing to pay enough to ever purchase a new M4".

if you r not willing to pay enough to ever purchase one, then this poll doesn't apply to u...right?

[1slowE82cp]

Paying ED pricing minus $1,000 loyalty and $500.00 off for Ex military, Perhaps would of gotten a better deal if I didn't want to buy it right as it's being launch. I heard the Leases will get better with time, the demand right now is killing lease deals and discounts.