[TheJerseyDon]

Anyone getting discounts on M2C or any know rebates? Looking to get back into a bimmer.

[mrcheezle19]

Look in the pricing subsection. Depends greatly on your area/market. Some people are seeing MSRP while others 5-6% but are working multiple dealers and heavily shopping to get that type of savings.

[McGary911]

When I bought my 2017, I knew it was going to be lost. For the heck of it checked my company’s intranet site where we get some discounts on mostly dumb stuff. I typed in BMW and lo and re was a $3500 discount through their corporate fleet program. Worth a try if you work for a bigger company.

[Gizmo 335i]

I had to work my ass off to get a 2.7% discount on a '21. Put in the order in late July.

[bimmer98]

My dealership has one coming in and he usually very fair on price. No one around here will be buying that before winter. He'll be selling it to another dealer guarantee. He's a friend, I'll put you in touch if you want. PM me

[bimmer98]

$500 discount if you've been a member for a year or more with BMW CCA

https://www.bmwcca.org/vehicle_rebate

[Zagnificent55]

It’s certainly not unreasonable to get 5-10% from certain dealers right now if you are willing to travel for your pickup or do PCD.

[NathObeaN]

Managed to get about 15% off mine... that was paying up front in cash though and this is from UK

[Dr.Mark]

Originally Posted by TheJerseyDon

Anyone getting discounts on M2C or any know rebates? Looking to get back into a bimmer.

In the Midwest, I'm not getting much discount at all on a 2021. But at least $1000 off. I'll see if they go anymore when I head in to buy on Tuesday.

[Zagnificent55]

Originally Posted by Dr.Mark

In the Midwest, I'm not getting much discount at all on a 2021. But at least $1000 off. I'll see if they go anymore when I head in to buy on Tuesday.

Consider looking around more. There are about 8 of us who have all purchased from here same contact in Mississippi. I’d be happy to put you in touch.

[maguir2]

Originally Posted by Zagnificent55

Consider looking around more. There are about 8 of us who have all purchased from here same contact in Mississippi. I’d be happy to put you in touch.

Galleria bmw ? Lol

[MKParris]

Originally Posted by maguir2

Galleria bmw ? Lol

That's where I got my last m3 and m2c. Truly great people there. Just make sure they don't do the 1200 mile service when you buy the car looks they did mine...FML.

[Zagnificent55]

Originally Posted by MKParris

That's where I got my last m3 and m2c. Truly great people there. Just make sure they don't do the 1200 mile service when you buy the car looks they did mine...FML.

Glad you’ve have a similarly positive experience. Picking mine up in two weeks and road-tripping back to Texas. This is a discussion better suited for the Pricing/Ordering thread.

[doug_999]

Originally Posted by bimmer98

$500 discount if you've been a member for a year or more with BMW CCA

https://www.bmwcca.org/vehicle_rebate

I think only 6 months now.

[2020m2c]

Is a couple percent off worth buying a car already on the lot? IDK but my guess is any M2C on the lot has had at least a few short mile (cold) hard test rides. I was happy to order mine at msrp (pre word crisis) and take delivery of it still in the wrapper, no dealer prep, no front plate holes, no butt dyno test drives. Piece of mind lasts longer than the sting of paying a few bucks more. Just an opinion.

[bimmer98]

Originally Posted by doug_999

I think only 6 months now.

If you pay for 3 years at once they lower the wait from 12 months to 6 months.

[P1]

Originally Posted by 2020m2c

Is a couple percent off worth buying a car already on the lot? IDK but my guess is any M2C on the lot has had at least a few short mile (cold) hard test rides. I was happy to order mine at msrp (pre word crisis) and take delivery of it still in the wrapper, no dealer prep, no front plate holes, no butt dyno test drives. Piece of mind lasts longer than the sting of paying a few bucks more. Just an opinion.

At the same time, yours could end up being a lemon and the one that was a demo with 3,000 miles on it could last a problem-free 50K-75K miles.

[JggyM2]

Originally Posted by P1

At the same time, yours could end up being a lemon and the one that was a demo with 3,000 miles on it could last a problem-free 50K-75K miles.

Booo. True but I rather take a chance on a new ride that has the least miles on it versus a car 'model' that had sat and been test driven numerous times.

[bimmer98]

I've bought demo cars several times. Actually, Inlease them. The biggest problem I've run into, and it's common, is fouled injectors. My guess is people don't put premium gas in them. Other than that, I've had no issues with demo. And they are usually a great deal. Definitely wouldn't pay proportional depreciation for the miles. It needs to be a strong discount.

[BigKutta]

As you see discounts are all over the place, and dependent on inventory and geography, and dealer size. Pre-covid my 2 large local dealers had 10-15 M2Cs between them, and were offering up to 10% off. Then during covid, as supply shut down, they were down to 2-3 cars and were not offering much of a discount. Today I see there are 9 in stock, which probably just arrived this week, so I'm sure discounts can be had again, especially as the economy slides into the shitter. Best approach is to find one with the right spec at a dealer that has many (be prepared to travel), and throw a number out there.
And given that the M2 barely has many option choices, its not hard to find one you'd spec yourself, so getting one off the truck with no miles is not hard. And no different from ordering one.