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Originally Posted by BEM-S4
Since you need the car ASAP, I would advise you to do literally everything within your power to get a 2016. In addition to 4 vs 3 years of included maintenance, brakes are included which I can only assume would be a huge expense. Plus they will raise the price going into 2017, so you'll end up paying more for less. Sure you could perhaps get a discount in 2017, but just using round numbers to play the game - $52,500 now vs $54,500 in 2017 w/ a 6% discount (which I think is HIGHLY optimistic) gets you $51,250. So basically you're paying $1,000 to get the car now and have the extra year of maintenance and brakes included. Seems like a no brainer to me, even if you have to pay to ship the car.
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All good points. Although how certain are you that they will raise the price? Any speculation on if the M2 will hold on to its value better than let's say an M4? Let's say I waited till 2017 to buy it. Do you think it would still be a waiting list situation?