Complete MY 2013 Vehicle Ordering Guide / Pricing Info

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Hi Jon,

Has there been any official word from the mother ship around offering the diesel engine in the new 3-series?

Thank you.

Looks to me like BMW is trying to maximize the economies of scale with the N55 hybrid powertrain across 3/5/7. I'd bet we won't see a diesel for a few more years until they get a sense for if the 3 Hybrid sells at a better pace than the old E90 335d. My guess is also that BMW will try a hybrid sedan and diesel SUV strategy... we will probably see a X3d before we see a F30d or F10d.

In fact, given the delayed 2013 release for diesel and the increased ecocredit, I might even be willing to gamble on an engine change for the 2013 X5d and then that same new engine also being released in the next year for the X3. If you go to the international site, there is no more 35d... just 30d and 40d. While 40d would be nice, I think 30d makes more sense for a combined X3/X5 offering. And BMW has already set precedent by giving us a lower output but cheaper 7 hybrid.

This is a complete list so that leads me to believe the E89 is no longer made.

Originally Posted by SARAFIL

Looks to me like BMW is trying to maximize the economies of scale with the N55 hybrid powertrain across 3/5/7. I'd bet we won't see a diesel for a few more years until they get a sense for if the 3 Hybrid sells at a better pace than the old E90 335d. My guess is also that BMW will try a hybrid sedan and diesel SUV strategy... we will probably see a X3d before we see a F30d or F10d.

In fact, given the delayed 2013 release for diesel and the increased ecocredit, I might even be willing to gamble on an engine change for the 2013 X5d and then that same new engine also being released in the next year for the X3. If you go to the international site, there is no more 35d... just 30d and 40d. While 40d would be nice, I think 30d makes more sense for a combined X3/X5 offering. And BMW has already set precedent by giving us a lower output but cheaper 7 hybrid.

Good prognostications here!

And, as always, thanks to Jon for the excellent info!

Originally Posted by neve1064

This is a complete list so that leads me to believe the E89 is no longer made.

...or that it just has not switched over to model year 2013 yet.

Exactly! This is not a complete list, just the most current...

This is very helpful information to have so that people can configure and price prior to involving a dealer.

Mostly I was looking at X3 and X5. However there are some discrepancies between this info kit and bmwusa.com. Which one is more up to date and accurate? bmwconfig would be another place to look and in general it agrees with bmwusa.com.

For instance, on bmwusa.com X5 35i build-your-own, there are no options available like parking distance control ($750) and power tailgate ($500), which were on Jon's list;

Then according to the info sheet, the X3 M-sport package will include Dynamic Damper Control (223) without any additional cost (this would be my interpretation of "+ $0"), but according to numerous sites DHP would cost an additional $1300 on top of the M package.

ZMP M Sport Package $3,000 $3,000
225 Sport Suspension delete x x
or 223 Dynamic Damper Control + $0 + $0

See attached, and order away!

I am planning on purchasing a 2013 Z4 soon. Please help me with the invoice pricing on the new 2013 Z4. Thank you.

Originally Posted by kbtnh1

I am planning on purchasing a 2013 Z4 soon. Please help me with the invoice pricing on the new 2013 Z4. Thank you.

www.BMWConfig.com

Thank you Jon. I am very excited to order my new car!

I've been out of the loop for a while. Where is the Confidential Invoice Price list?

Originally Posted by shizat63

I've been out of the loop for a while. Where is the Confidential Invoice Price list?

BMW NA decided that we should not be able to see those anymore and their legal department sent cease and desist letters to websites who posted them.

There is an alternative in the form of BMWConfig.com

Originally Posted by BMW_F1

BMW NA decided that we should not be able to see those anymore and their legal department sent cease and desist letters to websites who posted them.

There is an alternative in the form of BMWConfig.com

Thanks. I'll make it my mission today to find and circulate the 2012 confidential invoice pricing.

Hi Jon,
Can we upgrade 18 inch M sports rim on 328i M sports to 19 inch? i.e 2PP to 2PF?

So according to this ordering guide, the M-Sport package for a 2013 535I no longer includes the sports suspension, is that correct? On the build from my dealer - still shows as part of the package. Considering all the complaints about the ride being too soft I am concerned that I will need to get the adaptive drive (which financially I am not interested) as I don't care for comfort modes. Thoughts?

I'm looking for August 2012 lease rates. I need the money factor and residuals. Any one know where I can find the lease rate sheet for august 2012? anyone?

http://www.ridewithg.com/index.php/2...s-august-2012/

I believe this is what I was looking for but I need it for 2012 models and not 2013 models

disregard my last post. that link does not show the millage for the numbers. The data is worthless. Anyone else know where i can find the lease money factors and residuals for all BMW models?

how about September?

I'm looking for August and or September 2012 lease rates. I need the money factor and residuals. Any one know where I can find the lease rate sheet for August and or September 2012? anyone?

September works too. Usually BMW changes there rates every quarter so rates should be the same for July, August and September.

auth1299, The data is not worthless. I checked it against my programs, and there are some discrepancies which may be typos, but most of the information is spot on. Here is how you make the calculation for mileage:

The posted residual assumes 15,000 miles per year. You add two points to the residual if you want a 12,000 mile per year lease. You add three points to the residual if you want a 10,000 mile per year lease.

Example: 60% residual
15,000 mi: 60%
12,000 mi: 62%
10,000 mi: 63%

Hi Joseph, I had been wondering if we could upgrade 328i M sports 400 style rims to 403 style 19 inch?

Is there an Alpina B7 ordering guide? Thanks