UK - Advice Negotiating with a BMW Dealer on a 2018 M5... Upgrading Wheels and Lights
| 03-14-2021, 04:31 PM | #1 |
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UK - Advice Negotiating with a BMW Dealer on a 2018 M5... Upgrading Wheels and Lights
Hi Guys,
I am hunting for a 2018 M5 because I have concerns around the stiffer ride in the competion, plus there is no OPF on the 2018 cars meaning modding is easier. I dont like the wheels on the 2018 and would like the LCI light upgrade The car I am considering buying at present is a fully loaded (all options and ceramics) Azurite Black 25k Miles asking £56k. What do you think is a fair offer for this car if they make the following changes: Option 1: Upgrading to Comp Wheels Option 2: Upgrading to Comp Wheels LCI light upgrade Option 3: 863M wheels with centers and spokes in Azurite Black and the lip in a diamond cut finish (pic courtesy of member MSX) Spacers LCI light upgrade I also want the car lowered but am not sure if BMW will do this for me. I want to eliminate the wheel gap in the front and back and keep things as comfy as possible. Thanks for the advice Last edited by BrntRubber; 03-14-2021 at 04:41 PM.. |
| 03-15-2021, 04:02 AM | #2 |
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Hi, Just a heads up that not all 2018 cars don't have OPF. It was introduced in august of 2018 so there will be some 2018 cars that have OPF.
Lowering: BMW do an adjustable spring kit for about £1.5k + fitting so getting BMW to lower the car is possible although I would recommend the MSS adjustable springs supplied and fitted via Evolve. Same drop, as comfortable if not more comfortable and cheaper than the genuine BWM option. Wheels: 863m can be had for about £3.5k new from the dealer. Light Upgrade: £1k option fitted at the dealer |
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