How are the BMW incentives in November, compared to October. Did it get better or worse?
Thanks for your response.
Same as October but no lease-to-lease incentive anymore.
So would dealers generally consider offering more % off to make up for it or not really or just depends case by case
I wouldn’t expect dealers to do anything - this was a BMW not dealer incentive - so it will just be case by case if you can get a better discount.
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Also there is bad news coming from almost entire Europe affecting car makers. Second wave of Covid-19 just started. A lot of lockdowns ahead of us…af
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I guess BMW is fully non domestic production ?
SUV’s are made in America.
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330i’s in Mexico.
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I would say "assembled ". Parts are coming from entire globe.
Oh, sweet, thanks for making that technicality clear. I guess we all forgot BMW’s are German cars.
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You’ve always got to pay to play with new models/redesigns, but paying out just about half the cost over 36 months? Ouch…
If you’re searching in this segment by any chance, you’re likely better off in the discount and residual realm with an M5C, not to mention the larger vehicle, assuming that works for your needs.
November 2020 Program:
M3 (2021MY)
15k miles / 53% residual
12k miles / 55% residual
10k miles / 56% residual
M3 Competition (2021MY)
15k miles / 52% residual
12k miles / 54% residual
10k miles / 55% residual
$500 loyalty credit (all M3)
M4 (2021MY)
15k miles / 53% residual
12k miles / 55% residual
10k miles / 56% residual
M4 Competition (2021MY)
15k miles / 51% residual
12k miles / 53% residual
10k miles / 54% residual
$500 loyalty credit (all M4)
Edit: this may also be of interest if you have another BMW in the house
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