2010 Price Adjustment made official by BMWUSA

Driver72 · 12-12-2009, 04:17 PM

Not a large amount, but not justified either.
In a time when gas prices are down, costs are down, and still in a pretty sizeable recession, I think BMW would of been FAR smarter to actually REDUCE prices of their 2010 models by .4%

Mercedes completely remodeled their E class and in the process lowered their prices by a significant amount. 2010 brings ZERO remodels or changes to the 1, 3, 5, or 7 series, yet they increase the prices.
Bad choice and bad marketing to boot.

And the $50 increase in destination charge again, though small hardly seems justified.
It surely cost A LOT more to ship a car 1-2 years ago (when gas prices were 50% higher and there was no recession) than it does now.

BMW is turning into Porsche when it comes to pricing.

peanutgallery · 12-12-2009, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by dragon1761

good news for all. The higher the price the higher the value of my current car. Wish they had made it like 5% or something

128i

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Driver72 Brigadier General 351 Rep 4,484 Posts Drives: 335i - to new owners now. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: California iTrader: (0)	Not a large amount, but not justified either. In a time when gas prices are down, costs are down, and still in a pretty sizeable recession, I think BMW would of been FAR smarter to actually REDUCE prices of their 2010 models by .4% Mercedes completely remodeled their E class and in the process lowered their prices by a significant amount. 2010 brings ZERO remodels or changes to the 1, 3, 5, or 7 series, yet they increase the prices. Bad choice and bad marketing to boot. And the $50 increase in destination charge again, though small hardly seems justified. It surely cost A LOT more to ship a car 1-2 years ago (when gas prices were 50% higher and there was no recession) than it does now. BMW is turning into Porsche when it comes to pricing.
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