Sections: //M3\\ Mar 10th, 2008 6 Comments It’s so sad and wrong (especially with the 135i being more fun) but the new M3 has been marked up $30,000 dollars by a California dealer. Check it here.
Lol 100k for a M3, just goes to show some dealers live in a fantasy land. Of course I doubt BMW will not be able to do anything about it. Also have to say no suprise that this is at a California dealership, in my car buying history California doesn’t rank on the place to buy cars in general.
ReplyYikes! There’s no way a dealer could get away with anything over RRP in Australia.
ReplyWow! I touched the car for the first time yesterday and it only had a $5k markup which I would gladly pay rather than wait the eight months until the next allotment opens up! The sedan does not look as menacing as the coupe in real life… It is a nice looking beast though!
ReplyDoesn’t the saying go “there’s a sucker born every minute”? Hopefully, none that can afford to drop $100k on a car are that gullible. Nice to have the first one on the block, but really, makes absolutely no sense to me!
ReplyBMW of San Francisco marked their first M6’s up 40K and sold them in less than a week. Some people want what they want and will pay anything for it.
ReplyBMW of Northwest Arkansas has two sitting on the lot, a 2 door and a 4 door, with no additional dealer markup. I will be happy to go buy one and drive it to California for someone for only $25k over sticker.
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