[Subw00er]

I am familiar with M3 pricing now, but has anyone been following M6 pricing?

Seems like there are some good deals. What do you think a 08 loaded, white, manual M6 is worth? It was a demo, but only has like 200 miles on it (which doesnt bother me at all). Is a $24K discount great, or just so-so? I'm guessing we could do better because I'm hearing of $20K discounts on M3's. Did BMW have incentive pricing on the m6 like the $7500 they had on the M3?

Is there a market for these cars still? Seems like there are a lot for sale around.

[marty_mcfly]

if you can get a $24k discount on a 200 mile 2008, that would be awesome. market for these cars brand new is pretty slow. a lot of people are going for used right now...

[WishBone33]

Damn......... $20,000 discount on an M3?? where??

[wj4]

I doubt they're discounting M3's at that amount. If so, no one would buy a 335.

The M6 has been out for a few years now and there are used ones at 50% of what a new one costs, that's the reason they can offer such a deep discount.

[darkphantom]

Originally Posted by WishBone33

Damn......... $20,000 discount on an M3?? where??

+100000000 where ?!?! I'll sell my E93 in a heart beat! LOL

[WishBone33]

My local BMW dealer has a used 08 M3 Sedan with about 2k miles on it and they want $52,995 for it.

[JeepJeep]

Well think of it this way, the bigger the discounts on new cars, the less resale value the car has. You save a little money now, but you lose a lot later.

[WishBone33]

But if your planning on owning a car for a long time then it could be a very good deal to pick up a car now with huge discounts

[JeepJeep]

Originally Posted by WishBone33

But if your planning on owning a car for a long time then it could be a very good deal to pick up a car now with huge discounts

That is true, but most people who buy cars like that keep them for a few years, and rarely drive them. Then they try and sell them for close to the original sticker price so they didnt really spend that much money on them.

Of course thats not all people, just most.

[WishBone33]

Even if that were the case, if we're talking about a highly desirable car like the M3, then its pretty safe to say that it will still hold its value pretty well

[JeepJeep]

Originally Posted by WishBone33

Even if that were the case, if we're talking about a highly desirable car like the M3, then its pretty safe to say that it will still hold its value pretty well

Why? The cycle goes like this, dealer discounts new car to be more attractive than a used car, used car prices go down to be more attractive than new, etc. etc.

Adding a huge discount onto a highly desirable car is just a catalyst for shitty resale values, unless there are extremely limited numbers. Were talking hundreds to thousands here.

Btw, im taking this advice straight from a specialist, not just what i think or my opinion.

[WishBone33]

Well...... speaking for just myself here, I would love to get a M3 for $20k off sticker. Even if it does hurt the resale value

[s1eepy]

20k off after the 15k markup from msrp? -_-

[dr.jay]

My dealer has an 08 M6 vert for $79k 10k miles on it!!

[Subw00er]

You can get 08 M3's at $50K now. The selections are almost gone though as is the official incentive, and it would depend on whether or not the dealer punched it to get the $7500 off that bmw gave. Add in a demo car, with some miles and $50K is attainable.

[yomama69]

Originally Posted by Subw00er

You can get 08 M3's at $50K now. The selections are almost gone though as is the official incentive, and it would depend on whether or not the dealer punched it to get the $7500 off that bmw gave. Add in a demo car, with some miles and $50K is attainable.

MSRP on an 09 e90 M3 is only $54,850. Add $3k for e92.

[achenator]

yeah for a stripper. there's not too many of those out there though

[wj4]

Originally Posted by achenator

yeah for a stripper. there's not too many of those out there though

+1. $50k will land you a nicely equipped 335i out the door with tax, title and license.

[1cleanm6]

Originally Posted by wj4

+1. $50k will land you a nicely equipped 335i out the door with tax, title and license.

i would rather buy a slightly used M then a new loaded 335.