2019 M4CS Deal - Can someone recommend a good shipping company?

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by Tonyfsu21

Make sure you wave at me downtown Fort Lauderdale. I got the exact M4CS. Awesome deal, even has CF mirror caps! Should be rollin around town early July.

Sounds good! Mine has Carbon Fiber Mirror Caps as well.... Twin cars!

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by spool twice

it looks like flagship is $9000 according to brokers on leasetradr, should unload pretty quick given that lease rates should hover near or under $800.

Most dealers won't go below $900/month on the M4CS. They think they're doing you a favor giving $20K off on the car, when in reality $30K is what they could do and be fine

[Ibiza]

Originally Posted by spool twice

63% is the 10,000 mile 24 months, 60% for 30 months, and it's 57% for 36 months. Add 1% for 7500 miles for each.

It becomes on incredible deal considering the sum of all parts, and unless you really really really need that arm rest and rear vents (I don't need those luxuries, and I barely use the "comfort access" on my current car because I always put my briefcase in the trunk and unlock the car first, even though I know the trunk will unlock itself within proximity...call me old school at 32yrs.. lol)

I would consider a M4 CS as I have had 5 convertibles in a row, but production will cease prior to the end or my F83 lease next September. Considering a M8 coupe, but the F83 residuals might be as higher than the 10k/36 is 60% this month. 1st world problems.

[spool twice]

Originally Posted by trendy26

Most dealers won't go below $900/month on the M4CS. They think they're doing you a favor giving $20K off on the car, when in reality $30K is what they could do and be fine

I'll post my west-coast FL deal if it goes through today. Hope I end up in my M4 CS this morning.

[Tonyfsu21]

Originally Posted by trendy26

Most dealers won't go below $900/month on the M4CS. They think they're doing you a favor giving $20K off on the car, when in reality $30K is what they could do and be fine

Especially in SoFL. I won't ever deal with the local dealers again.

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by spool twice

I'll post my west-coast FL deal if it goes through today. Hope I end up in my M4 CS this morning.

Best of luck! Hope you're able to swing one for a good price!

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by Ibiza

WOW! What a residual, as when these CS models 1st came out the residuals were sub 50%. Just have patience on the higher end priced models and eventually BMWFS will subsidy the lease-- just don't purchase at lease end as you'll be upside down.

I don't know about that. As long as you don't throw $10-$20K in options on the car, there still could be equity at lease end as the residual isn't exactly astronomically high. Also, with the car being very limited, once production stops, there will be a market for them which could help the value hold strong....

[///M4ster Yoda]

Originally Posted by trendy26

I don't know about that. As long as you don't throw $10-$20K in options on the car, there still could be equity at lease end as the residual isn't exactly astronomically high. Also, with the car being very limited, once production stops, there will be a market for them which could help the value hold strong....

M4cs isn't limited. Only the M3cs is limited

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by ///M4ster Yoda

M4cs isn't limited. Only the M3cs is limited

You sure about that? Supposedly there's fewer than 500 M4CS's in the US. Not sure what your definition of Limited is.....

[Ex_Stig]

Originally Posted by trendy26

You sure about that? Supposedly there's fewer than 500 M4CS's in the US. Not sure what your definition of Limited is.....

The M4CS is still being produced for the 2019 model year. The M3 CS was only produced for 2018.

So... yea... I'm sure about it. 😜

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by GNALUZU

The M4CS is still being produced for the 2019 model year. The M3 CS was only produced for 2018.

So... yea... I'm sure about it. 😜

I get what you're saying, yet even after 2020 production of the M4CS, there will probably be fewer than 700 in the US.

Please share with us how 700 is not a Limited # in regards to a specialty car?!?

[Ex_Stig]

Cause there are only 607 M3 CS in the US. Lol

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by GNALUZU

Cause there are only 607 M3 CS in the US. Lol

Lol

[LOW4LYF]

Both are limited by the production time frame.
We gonna just see more F82 because the production time was longer.

[Tonyfsu21]

Originally Posted by LOW4LYF

Both are limited by the production time frame.
We gonna just see more F82 because the production time was longer.

Clearly in downtown Fort Lauderdale they are not "limited" with at least (3) of them tearing up the streets! lol

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by Tonyfsu21

Clearly in downtown Fort Lauderdale they are not "limited" with at least (3) of them tearing up the streets! lol

Solid point. Haha.... I like to think that they are still somewhat limited, yet us people in Florida gravitate towards finely engineered, fun cars!

[minn19]

They are both limited due to demand and production. Whether that matters at all for future resale value remains to be seen.

[M3PGH]

they are not limited enough as dealers are having hard time moving them , and this is why we are getting great leases

[minn19]

Originally Posted by M3PGH

they are not limited enough as dealers are having hard time moving them , and this is why we are getting great leases

Production has pretty much ceased for the M4 CS because of this, which was the demand (lack of) part of my comment.

The M3/4 CS followed the GTS sales curve (except for the early crazy over MSRP deals/flipping). The early adopters got screwed on price, then the rest of us late to the party types got lucky and scooped up some amazing deals on the last of them.

Whether either of them become cult hits and hold their value like a 1M years down the road remains to be seen. I'm very skeptical of this, but I guess you never know. If the next Gen is as polarizing as the F80/82 were than they have a better chance of it.

[Tonyfsu21]

Originally Posted by Buzios

3 recommendations (all great, but ranked anyway - best at the top)
JP Logistics
Passport
Intercity Lines

Intercity is a joke. $995 to transport 225 miles within FL? This should be $300-$400 max.

[trendy26]

Originally Posted by Tonyfsu21

Intercity is a joke. $995 to transport 225 miles within FL? This should be $300-$400 max.

I got it shipped here enclosed for $950. Got here in 2.5 days from Minnesota without a problem. LTS Auto Transport.... Definitely recommend!

[Tonyfsu21]

Originally Posted by trendy26

I got it shipped here enclosed for $950. Got here in 2.5 days from Minnesota without a problem. LTS Auto Transport.... Definitely recommend!

I got a more reasonable quote this afternoon from another enclosed carrier in the $400 range. Makes more sense. I've shipped enclosed from LA to Fort Lauderdale for $1100 so I knew it was a BS quote.