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Originally Posted by bojanis
Robert, that's a good question to ask. I believe current E90/92 M3 starts at low $60k in the states ( rest of the world finds that extremely affordable,FYI ).
Dealers in the states are having this trend to add cca.$10k on new M cars though. So, 70-ish?!.....that kind of money in the states gets you what, like loaded C7 Corvette?
One more thing, it is those hard core loyal M guys who go to the dealers and preorder the car, and they slap them with a "tax for loyalty"?!?!?! That's a bad practice BMW, BAD!!!  |
M3 is a highly sought after car especially in car county of Los Angeles, a 10-20k mark up is easily possible in the first year. MSRP will not likely be had for 6-12 month. Given a M5 I saw a month ago is in range of 100k before tax, it's very likely the m3 will msrp with options around 70-80k range to leave room for a M2 in the 50-60k range as true successor of m3.