View Full Version : MSRP for M3 in Northern California?
kineda
03-01-2002, 11:12 AM
I haven't had any luck finding a dealer in N.Cal that will sell the M3 @ MSRP. Can someone point me to the right dealer?
ALEX325i
03-01-2002, 02:32 PM
Hmmm... Looks like that will never happen in Cali...
Why don't you try other states. Someone posted in a different forum that it seems quite easy go get one @ MSRP in TX...
I paid MSRP for mine in FL...
glaws
03-02-2002, 04:15 AM
For instance, there is a small dealership in Temple, TX with an M3 Cab and an M5 just sitting there with no buyer. All financials can be handled by fedex and you could fly in a pick the car up to drive home. 1200 mile would be done when you arrived back!. Or, they could arrange for the car to be transported for you. Contact Sandy Nieberding at (254) 771-0128.
Imola Ed
03-03-2002, 06:22 PM
I've also called into NV and found some sitting around at MSRP. I didn't find the colors/options I wanted, but there were some really nice cars waiting for someone to drive off in them!
glaws
03-04-2002, 02:31 AM
This is what I did: emailed every dealer that I could find. Got a reply from a little dealership about 140 miles from DFW area (lucky) that they had an M3 with no buyer. It was not speced like I wanted, but bought it anyway. Left myself on the list at my local dealer. When my turn comes up may sell my 2002 and spec the 2003 as I wish. Meantime, I'm driving an M3. Of course, all this depends on how the used M3 market is at the time. Only drawback to that plan is that I will have to go through the 1200 mile restrictions again!
admac
03-31-2002, 12:45 PM
steve thomas bmw down in camarillo does msrp. that's where i got my cb/b smgII cab. there is a dealer up here in the bay area that does msrp as well i believe but i don't remember who it is.
SONET
03-31-2002, 01:05 PM
There was an M3 sitting on the lot at Long Beach BMW a few weeks ago that didn't have a price above MSRP written on it, but I didn't ask anyone so I don't know what they were actually selling it for. There was no 'sold' sign on it, so it doesn't seem that it was spoken for.
As an aside, I saw two M5's sitting on the lot without buyers at Irvine BMW last week. One of them looked like it had been sitting on the showroom floor for quite a while - you could see scratches all around it, 'ring marks' from people gliding their hands across the car as they walked by. I *hate it* when people do that - that's either stupidity or total lack of respect.
The salesman that was helping me said the scratches could be rubbed out. Some of them were pretty deep, so that would require the removal of quite a bit of paint. I certainly wouldn't want that car (well okay if someone /gave/ it to me I might take it heh).
--SONET
Allison BMW told I can get msrp for a M3 coupe that is six speed, but if you want a convertable or smg, there is no way.
Imola Ed
03-31-2002, 01:53 PM
Originally posted by EDog
Allison BMW told I can get msrp for a M3 coupe that is six speed, but if you want a convertable or smg, there is no way.
If that is true, I will kill them. They gave me MSRP after they made a very bad mistake and screwed me out of a car. If they're handing out MSRP now, I'm gonna demand money off.
hotbimmer
04-14-2002, 03:43 PM
You can also check out Stevens Creek BMW.
If you are willing to wait 1-3 months they can get you one for MSRP.
porkyzilla
04-17-2002, 10:59 PM
bakersfield bmw i just orderd an m3 a week ago at msrp expected delivery july-august
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