[dencoop]

Please let me.

Looking to order an X7 M60 and an X5M competition.

Thank you

[sandwi54]

Very unlikely given today's supply shortage.

[john_wick]

If you swap over to the X5 section I'm seeing a few people getting 4% under MSRP. Little late for me because I'm already nearing production and getting mine at MSRP

[dencoop]

Originally Posted by john_wick

If you swap over to the X5 section I'm seeing a few people getting 4% under MSRP. Little late for me because I'm already nearing production and getting mine at MSRP

That’s what I am getting MSRP. Trying to see if I can save a few 💵

By chance do you happen to know the names of the dealers doing 4% under ?

Thanks again !

[unfoundnemo]

Originally Posted by john_wick

If you swap over to the X5 section I'm seeing a few people getting 4% under MSRP. Little late for me because I'm already nearing production and getting mine at MSRP

Likely not an X5M, though... maybe if they had one on the lot or a relationship with the dealer.

[john_wick]

Originally Posted by dencoop

That’s what I am getting MSRP. Trying to see if I can save a few 💵

By chance do you happen to know the names of the dealers doing 4% under ?

Thanks again !

I don't know sorry. I'm sure if you look in the pricing section you can reach out to someone over there. Good news though for us is that it seems X7 might have preferential parts over the X5 as I'm seeing more deletes for x5's over the x7. Fingers crossed I get the X7 just as ordered.

[djrabbi]

I got 4.5% under MSRP but on 2022, doubt dealers will give any discount on 2023.

I ended up purchases pre covid x7 with everything

[mjr24]

Originally Posted by john_wick

If you swap over to the X5 section I'm seeing a few people getting 4% under MSRP. Little late for me because I'm already nearing production and getting mine at MSRP

You aren't going to find 4% off an X5M. I got like 3 or 3.5% off on New Year's Eve and that was the best deal I've heard anyone get since last summer. I assume they wanted to hit some sales goal for 2021.

[JoeyDDD0919]

BMW Denver had -2000 for X5. Not sure about X5M though

[PinkNinja400Guy]

BMW of Denver also had -$1500 for X7 m50 about 6 months ago. But they're at MSRP now.

[U235]

I’ve got a deposit on a 23 m60i. MSRP but they’ll honor the fleet/employee discount. Both my wife and I work for separate companies that have employee discounts. Last month it was $750 off.

[Phasers]

I am currently buying a 2022 X7 xDrive40i at 3.5% off pre-incentive.

[x5DZL]

My current order for a X7 M50 is at MSRP.

[sbt007]

Originally Posted by U235

I’ve got a deposit on a 23 m60i. MSRP but they’ll honor the fleet/employee discount. Both my wife and I work for separate companies that have employee discounts. Last month it was $750 off.

How times have changed. These fleet/partner discounts used to be something like 6% off MSRP and I would think that is a bad deal.

[malba2366]

Probably 2-3% off on an order for each car is the best you are going to do right now. Try calling around dealers and asking of 4% off on each on a 2 car order and see if anyone will engage you in negotiating. If not, find one of the brokers on lease hacker and see what they can work out for you.

[dencoop]

Originally Posted by Phasers

I am currently buying a 2022 X7 xDrive40i at 3.5% off pre-incentive.

Can you please share the dealer name ?

Thank you

[Phasers]

Originally Posted by dencoop

Can you please share the dealer name ?

Thank you

I sent you a DM with the contact information of the broker I used. He actually found a dealer willing to do 5% pre-incentive but they were lowballing my trade.

[john_wick]

Originally Posted by malba2366

Probably 2-3% off on an order for each car is the best you are going to do right now. Try calling around dealers and asking of 4% off on each on a 2 car order and see if anyone will engage you in negotiating. If not, find one of the brokers on lease hacker and see what they can work out for you.

Dang where were these deals 2 weeks ago when I ordered? I thought MSRP was the best deal out there. My cousin's dealership in SFla was marking up like $15k. Ultimately I will feel satisfied if I get every option I ordered.

[JoeyDDD0919]

Originally Posted by john_wick

Dang where were these deals 2 weeks ago when I ordered? I thought MSRP was the best deal out there. My cousin's dealership in SFla was marking up like $15k. Ultimately I will feel satisfied if I get every option I ordered.

+1. Where were those dealers when I placed mine? My car is fully loaded but could use a 2-3% incentive for sure.

[unfoundnemo]

Originally Posted by john_wick

Dang where were these deals 2 weeks ago when I ordered? I thought MSRP was the best deal out there. My cousin's dealership in SFla was marking up like $15k. Ultimately I will feel satisfied if I get every option I ordered.

MSRP certainly isn't the "Best" deal, but still a good deal. 1-2% could be had with a little additional work, and 3-4% requires quite a bit (broker, existing relationship, calling several dealers, executive demos, cars that are somehow sitting on lots, etc.).

At this point, I'd say it's easier to ask for more on any trade you may have. I wouldn't stress over getting an extra grand or two... it's not like we're talking about the 8-12% that would have knocked 30+% off a lease payment a couple years ago.

[Phasers]

Originally Posted by unfoundnemo

MSRP certainly isn't the "Best" deal, but still a good deal. 1-2% could be had with a little additional work, and 3-4% requires quite a bit (broker, existing relationship, calling several dealers, executive demos, cars that are somehow sitting on lots, etc.).

At this point, I'd say it's easier to ask for more on any trade you may have. I wouldn't stress over getting an extra grand or two... it's not like we're talking about the 8-12% that would have knocked 30+% off a lease payment a couple years ago.

I beg to differ. $2k is not pocket change and is certainly worth pushing on.

[unfoundnemo]

Originally Posted by Phasers

I beg to differ. $2k is not pocket change and is certainly worth pushing on.

Spread out over the time you have the car... idk, I'd rather put that energy elsewhere and turn it into more money, so I suppose paying a broker $500 to do it for me is the right move for me.