What is European Delivery?
08-05-2004, 04:37 PM
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What is European Delivery?
European Delivery is a program BMW established which allows customers to take delivery of their new BMW in Munich, Germany. Not only does it include a signifigant cost savings but you get to drive your new BMW on twisty German roads and the Autobahn! Many new buyers fear this program however there is nothing to fear. Insurance and shipping costs are included in the cars purchase price. If you damage your new BMW during European Delivery it will be repaired before you receive it back in the United States. We would highly recommend that every BMW buyer atleast consider this program. It makes for an excellent family vacation too!
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European Delivery is a program BMW established which allows customers to take delivery of their new BMW in Munich, Germany. Not only does it include a signifigant cost savings but you get to drive your new BMW on twisty German roads and the Autobahn! Many new buyers fear this program however there is nothing to fear. Insurance and shipping costs are included in the cars purchase price. If you damage your new BMW during European Delivery it will be repaired before you receive it back in the United States. We would highly recommend that every BMW buyer atleast consider this program. It makes for an excellent family vacation too!
If you have any additions or comments please post them below for other forum members and web site visitors to read.
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Hello all,
I used to live in Los angeles and when i finished school and was time for me to go back home (Tunisia, North Afrcia) I wanted to buy an E60 525 with US spec and then considered a european delivery.
The problem was that european delivery doesnt mean that u can take ur car there and leave they make you sign a letter stating that you will bring it back in less then 3 months
My problem is that i wanted a us car delivered in europe and I would have drove it south to italy and took a feery to north africa (just how my uncle did back in the 70's when he brought his MB with US specs) yes we are UCLA alums in the family.
anyhow the european delivery is a great family vacation but it doesnt mean that u can keep the car in europe or take anywhere u want.
I ended up ordering my car from BMW of Tunisia and had it delivered there (525d 2004 E60)
I used to live in Los angeles and when i finished school and was time for me to go back home (Tunisia, North Afrcia) I wanted to buy an E60 525 with US spec and then considered a european delivery.
The problem was that european delivery doesnt mean that u can take ur car there and leave they make you sign a letter stating that you will bring it back in less then 3 months
My problem is that i wanted a us car delivered in europe and I would have drove it south to italy and took a feery to north africa (just how my uncle did back in the 70's when he brought his MB with US specs) yes we are UCLA alums in the family.
anyhow the european delivery is a great family vacation but it doesnt mean that u can keep the car in europe or take anywhere u want.
I ended up ordering my car from BMW of Tunisia and had it delivered there (525d 2004 E60)
04-05-2005, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by hedikmn' date='Apr 5 2005, 02:12 PM
Hello all,
I used to live in Los angeles and when i finished school and was time for me to go back home (Tunisia, North Afrcia) I wanted to buy an E60 525 with US spec and then considered a european delivery.
The problem was that european delivery doesnt mean that u can take ur car there and leave they make you sign a letter stating that you will bring it back in less then 3 months
My problem is that i wanted a us car delivered in europe and I would have drove it south? to italy and took a feery to north africa (just how my uncle did back in the 70's when he brought his MB with US specs) yes we are UCLA alums in the family.
anyhow the european delivery is a great family vacation but it doesnt mean that u can keep the car in europe or take anywhere u want.
I ended up ordering my car from BMW of Tunisia and had it delivered there (525d 2004 E60)
I used to live in Los angeles and when i finished school and was time for me to go back home (Tunisia, North Afrcia) I wanted to buy an E60 525 with US spec and then considered a european delivery.
The problem was that european delivery doesnt mean that u can take ur car there and leave they make you sign a letter stating that you will bring it back in less then 3 months
My problem is that i wanted a us car delivered in europe and I would have drove it south? to italy and took a feery to north africa (just how my uncle did back in the 70's when he brought his MB with US specs) yes we are UCLA alums in the family.
anyhow the european delivery is a great family vacation but it doesnt mean that u can keep the car in europe or take anywhere u want.
I ended up ordering my car from BMW of Tunisia and had it delivered there (525d 2004 E60)
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Yes, European Delivery is a program run by BMW of North America for US Customers.
Lots of info here
http://www.bmwusa.com/bmwexperience/EuropeanDelivery/
And the bimmerfest board
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=25
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One downside to ED. Cars are given a lower priority once they hit port. I you order a car is the US, and take delivery in the US, the care gets a priority 1. It takes about 5 days from port to truck. The lower priority of ED cars makes it about a 20 day wait. No first hand experience, but I was told this from several sources.
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Originally Posted by LuvE60' date='Apr 28 2005, 09:49 AM
One downside to ED.? Cars are given a lower priority once they hit port.? I you order a car is the US, and take delivery in the US, the care gets a priority 1.? It takes about 5 days from port to truck.? The lower priority of ED cars makes it about a 20 day wait.? No first hand experience, but I was told this from several sources.
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If you buy a car of the lot you will see that the consignee is the dealer on the sticker. If you order it, you will see your name on the sticker. Customer (end user) cars are priority. ED is still a US car ordered in the US. It just takes a brief stop to meet its owner in Europe before coming home.
My car was was delivered to me after the customs tightened up inspections. It was at my dealer 10 days from ship landing and 3 of those days were added at VPC because BMW wanted to change out a RIM and tire that I had dinged in Florence. Thank you BMW.
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Originally Posted by Hormazd' date='Apr 28 2005, 09:44 PM
[quote name='LuvE60' date='Apr 28 2005, 09:49 AM']One downside to ED.? Cars are given a lower priority once they hit port.? I you order a car is the US, and take delivery in the US, the care gets a priority 1.? It takes about 5 days from port to truck.? The lower priority of ED cars makes it about a 20 day wait.? No first hand experience, but I was told this from several sources.
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If you buy a car of the lot you will see that the consignee is the dealer on the sticker. If you order it, you will see your name on the sticker. Customer (end user) cars are priority. ED is still a US car ordered in the US. It just takes a brief stop to meet its owner in Europe before coming home.
My car was was delivered to me after the customs tightened up inspections. It was at my dealer 10 days from ship landing and 3 of those days were added at VPC because BMW wanted to change out a RIM and tire that I had dinged in Florence. Thank you BMW.
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[/quote]Exactly....most of the holds up with ED re-delivery is customs clearance and minor repairs.
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just curious,, what is inclusive to ed delivery...eg.. flight ,hotels??
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Originally Posted by ericdbs' date='Apr 29 2005, 10:22 AM
just curious,, what is inclusive to ed delivery...eg.. flight ,hotels??
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http://www.bmwusa.com/bmwexperience/EuropeanDelivery/
And the bimmerfest board
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=25
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