Just been informed of M5 U.S. pricing
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According to my sales adviser the base U.S. MSRP for a 2006 M5 is $81,200 plus freight. It comes pretty much loaded except for some special leather & head-up display. Navigation & logic 7 are standard. I think it is priced right at $81,200 considering the competition.
My SA said this was just released by BMWUSA but it is only made available to BMW dealers. I suggest you confirm this with your SA & get some more details.
My SA said this was just released by BMWUSA but it is only made available to BMW dealers. I suggest you confirm this with your SA & get some more details.
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Originally Posted by sixsticks' date='Jul 18 2005, 09:30 AM
According to my sales adviser the base U.S. MSRP for a 2006 M5 is $81,200 plus freight. It comes pretty much loaded except for some special leather & head-up display. Navigation & logic 7 are standard. I think it is priced right at $81,200 considering the competition.
My SA said this was just released by BMWUSA but it is only made available to BMW dealers. I suggest you confirm this with your SA & get some more details.
My SA said this was just released by BMWUSA but it is only made available to BMW dealers. I suggest you confirm this with your SA & get some more details.
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The 2006 US M5 starts at $81,200
The options are:
261 Rear-Airbags is $385
322-Comfort Access is $1,000
416- Power Rear Sunshades with Manual Side Window Shades is $575
4MK- Wood Trim Olive Ash Carrara is N/C
4ME - Wood trim Walnut Maderia is N/C
4MA - M Multifunction Seatsd with Active Width Adjustment is $1,900
453 - Seat Ventiliation is $800
465 - Fold Down Rear Seats is $475
496 - Rear Seat Heating is $350
610 - Heads Up Display is $1,000
655 - Sirius Satellite Radio is $595
X2xx/X3xx - Full Leather Interior w/Alcantara Roofliner is $3,500
Gas Guzzler Tax is $3,000
Destination is $695
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wow, that is crazy cheap considering the prices I' have been seeing in other countries. I know in Britain it cost around 60,000 pounds if that was converted into dollars as of today's conversion rates it would cost $105,138! awhh I love being in the U.S of A!
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My Ride: Undecided 2006 530 or 550, undecided on tranmission either.
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Originally Posted by wolverine' date='Jul 18 2005, 11:57 AM
[quote name='sixsticks' date='Jul 18 2005, 09:30 AM']According to my sales adviser the base U.S. MSRP for a 2006 M5 is $81,200 plus freight. It comes pretty much loaded except for some special leather & head-up display. Navigation & logic 7 are standard. I think it is priced right at $81,200 considering the competition.
My SA said this was just released by BMWUSA but it is only made available to BMW dealers. I suggest you confirm this with your SA & get some more details.
My SA said this was just released by BMWUSA but it is only made available to BMW dealers. I suggest you confirm this with your SA & get some more details.
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The 2006 US M5 starts at $81,200
The options are:
261 Rear-Airbags is $385
322-Comfort Access is $1,000
416- Power Rear Sunshades with Manual Side Window Shades is $575
4MK- Wood Trim Olive Ash Carrara is N/C
4ME - Wood trim Walnut Maderia is N/C
4MA - M Multifunction Seatsd with Active Width Adjustment is $1,900
453 - Seat Ventiliation is $800
465 - Fold Down Rear Seats is $475
496 - Rear Seat Heating is $350
610 - Heads Up Display is $1,000
655 - Sirius Satellite Radio is $595
X2xx/X3xx - Full Leather Interior w/Alcantara Roofliner is $3,500
Gas Guzzler Tax is $3,000
Destination is $695
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[/quote]$3000 guzzler tax, ooouch!! Rather than thinking $81,200, it would be better to use $84,200 as a starting point. Even at $84,200 I still think the car is worth every penny considering the the performance numbers it puts up. The word "bargain" comes to mind.
The bigger question is how long of a wait before you can get your hands on one. It will definitely cause longer lines at BMW dealerships.
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My Ride: '05 545i, silver gray, black leather with anthracite maple wood, sport package, premium sound, navigation, cold weather package, electric rear sunshade, folding rear seat, satellite radio prep, PIAA 4150K fogs, red rear reflectors, hardwired Valentine One
That's priced very competitively with the E55--probably a bit less expensive, for a much, much better car. I don't get the $3,000 gas guzzler--my '03 E55 was $1,700 and they probably both guzzle the same amount of gas!
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Originally Posted by stream' date='Jul 18 2005, 01:26 PM
That's priced very competitively with the E55--probably a bit less expensive, for a much, much better car.? I don't get the $3,000 gas guzzler--my '03 E55 was $1,700 and they probably both guzzle the same amount of gas!
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I just send in my order today via e-mail.
Yohoo!!!
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sure those are the official prices ... but which dealer is going to ask for just that? afterall ... people are standing in line to get 'em ... they'll probably throw @ least $5K on it .. iw ouldn't be surprised to see $10-15K on top of that.
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Originally Posted by wiszmaster' date='Jul 18 2005, 09:50 PM
sure those are the official prices ... but which dealer is going to ask for just that? afterall ... people are standing in line to get 'em ... they'll probably throw @ least $5K on it .. iw ouldn't be surprised to see $10-15K on top of that.
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I wish BMW would launch an Employee Pricing Program as well, LOL. Wait, no, I guess to do that, you have to continually de-content your cars, and keep upping the price .
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