Under MSRP for a '25 Build?

Danman5666 · Yesterday, 04:20 PM

6% is what to shoot for. This is what I got back in April and seems to be the strongest discount through a broker. My local dealer would not budge off of MSRP.

loansbybrandon · Yesterday, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Day Laborer

I'm estimating February delivery

Can you PM me? I would like an estimate as well.

BizzyG87 · Yesterday, 04:32 PM

I ordered mine a tad less than 5% and my SA claims it’s the first M car he sold under MSRP🤷🏻

Dave07997S · Yesterday, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by xjhigg

Hey everyone,

New around here. I'm finalizing my '25 M2 build and have been in contact with my local, longtime dealer here in southern NY. I'm a sucker for a good deal so hunting for under MSRP is something of interest. I can get my build ordered at MSRP at this dealer, but was wondering if anyone had a recommendation on where they went for discounts (which I'm reading are plentiful on M2 builds?). I'm willing to travel nationwide and drive home, so figured I'd ask here for advice.

Thanks guys!

I can get under MSRP deals now in S. Cali, you should have no issues in the middle of winter getting an allocation on the East Coast.

Day Laborer · Yesterday, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by loansbybrandon

Can you PM me? I would like an estimate as well.

Hi? Your inbox is full, please email me your build code (from bmwusa.com) and zip code at nextlevelautobrokersdc@gmail.com
Please let me know if lease or finance and the structure

Thank you

Viffermike · Today, 01:23 AM

... if you're in the right situation and play your cards properly:

Today I ordered a '25 M2 from a dealer (Dealer A) I've purchased three previous cars from, all financed via third party. My test drive a few weeks back was at another dealer (Dealer B) that, in my market, has been leeching business away from the first dealer.

This morning, after dropping my current car off at Dealer A for a warranty repair, I mentioned that I'd be talking to an SA about possibly ordering an M2 when I picked my car up -- and I did just that, after letting the SA with whom I test-drove at Dealer B know I would be by after 'a couple of errands'.

I was up front and transparent with the SA at Dealer A about my history with them, with my test drive experience (a nearly hour-long one) at Dealer B, with my expectation on price (was aiming for 3% or so below MSRP), and with my intention to go to Dealer B immediately afterward to give them a chance to match whatever deal I made with Dealer A, since it had been so accomodating with the test drive.

The GM came over; we talked a little more. He promised a December allocation/production slot from a sister dealership. Then, he amended the offer sheet. His offer:
7.6% under MSRP
I then mentioned that I'm a USAA member, through which the M2 has a $1,500 rebate. With that added, my deal:
9.7% under MSRP

For reference: The gap bewteen invoice and MSRP on the M2 is roughly 6%.

I never went to Dealer B today. Signed the offer sheet and put a deposit down at Dealer A. The SA at Dealer B 'understood' - and I did tell him that if Dealer A screws anything up, he'd be my guy.

Loyalty can matter. Competititon can matter. Transparency can matter. Having cards to play at the right juncture can matter. If you've got all of those available to work for you, that's the kind of deal that's possible.

DrewNewM2 · Today, 08:28 AM

Timing matters. Deals to be had once the thrill of the new M2 had settled. Dealers here wanted $10k mark ups on HEA cars and $5k ADM for orders on 2023s and then more reasonable MSRP on 2024s. Now apparently we can get 5%+ off on 2025s and there are plenty of M2s on lots.

Do brokers facilitate trades at all?

Yesterday, 04:20 PM	#23
Danman5666 First Lieutenant 90 Rep 352 Posts Drives: 24 M2 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Tallahassee, FL iTrader: (3)	6% is what to shoot for. This is what I got back in April and seems to be the strongest discount through a broker. My local dealer would not budge off of MSRP.
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Yesterday, 04:32 PM	#25
BizzyG87 New Member 12 Rep 14 Posts Drives: SPY M2 Join Date: Oct 2024 Location: Virginia iTrader: (0)	I ordered mine a tad less than 5% and my SA claims it’s the first M car he sold under MSRP🤷🏻
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Today, 01:23 AM	#28
Viffermike Colonel 1761 Rep 2,943 Posts Drives: '18 black-n-blue 718 Cayman Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Big D iTrader: (0)	Below invoice is possible ... ... if you're in the right situation and play your cards properly: Today I ordered a '25 M2 from a dealer (Dealer A) I've purchased three previous cars from, all financed via third party. My test drive a few weeks back was at another dealer (Dealer B) that, in my market, has been leeching business away from the first dealer. This morning, after dropping my current car off at Dealer A for a warranty repair, I mentioned that I'd be talking to an SA about possibly ordering an M2 when I picked my car up -- and I did just that, after letting the SA with whom I test-drove at Dealer B know I would be by after 'a couple of errands'. I was up front and transparent with the SA at Dealer A about my history with them, with my test drive experience (a nearly hour-long one) at Dealer B, with my expectation on price (was aiming for 3% or so below MSRP), and with my intention to go to Dealer B immediately afterward to give them a chance to match whatever deal I made with Dealer A, since it had been so accomodating with the test drive. The GM came over; we talked a little more. He promised a December allocation/production slot from a sister dealership. Then, he amended the offer sheet. His offer: 7.6% under MSRP I then mentioned that I'm a USAA member, through which the M2 has a $1,500 rebate. With that added, my deal: 9.7% under MSRP For reference: The gap bewteen invoice and MSRP on the M2 is roughly 6%. I never went to Dealer B today. Signed the offer sheet and put a deposit down at Dealer A. The SA at Dealer B 'understood' - and I did tell him that if Dealer A screws anything up, he'd be my guy. Loyalty can matter. Competititon can matter. Transparency can matter. Having cards to play at the right juncture can matter. If you've got all of those available to work for you, that's the kind of deal that's possible. __________________ --Life is a journey made more exciting with a fast car.-- --Helmets are for closers.-- <<Current: "Blackened" '18 NBM Porsche 718 Cayman ... Gone (but not forgotten): "Blackened" MG '15 228i M Sport w/aFe filter/scoop, Hertz drivers, P3Cars multigauge, other goodies>>
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Today, 08:28 AM	#29
DrewNewM2 Lieutenant 885 Rep 448 Posts Drives: Brooklyn Grey G87 Manual Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: NY iTrader: (0)	Timing matters. Deals to be had once the thrill of the new M2 had settled. Dealers here wanted $10k mark ups on HEA cars and $5k ADM for orders on 2023s and then more reasonable MSRP on 2024s. Now apparently we can get 5%+ off on 2025s and there are plenty of M2s on lots. Do brokers facilitate trades at all?
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