UK M2's £5 -7k over stock price.

///Jason · 04-16-2016, 04:53 PM

Just had a quick check on auto trader there is currently two M2's listed at my quick estimate anywhere between £5-7K over list price.

batty · 04-17-2016, 03:54 AM

My local dealer (Sopers, Lincoln) had an M2 DCT with body kit (don't know about other options) for sale at £61k. It sold by 11am on launch day..!

allthatisntnow · 04-17-2016, 04:01 AM

People must be crazy. Cant believe dealers do that when they have a healthy profit built into MSRP.

Nine Lives · 04-17-2016, 04:24 AM

All this talk of profiteering makes me feel uneasy with dealers taking advantage of the situation.

I know business is business and if somebody is prepared to pay then more fool them as long as it doesnt affect existing customers,but if this starts to impinge on existing orders and it affects me then I'm going down the legal route. (Re the Porsche fiasco)

Edit:

It must affect customers who are patiently waiting in queue if somebody comes along and offers MSRP ++

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///Jason Private First Class 112 Rep 147 Posts Drives: E89 Z4 20i S-Drive M-Sport Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Norfolk, UK iTrader: (0)	UK M2's £5 -7k over stock price. Just had a quick check on auto trader there is currently two M2's listed at my quick estimate anywhere between £5-7K over list price. Attached Images
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batty Private First Class 19 Rep 152 Posts Drives: BMW F31 330D Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	My local dealer (Sopers, Lincoln) had an M2 DCT with body kit (don't know about other options) for sale at £61k. It sold by 11am on launch day..! __________________ F31 330d MSport - Black Sapphire, Coral Red, Pro Media - M Sport+ - Towbar
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allthatisntnow Lieutenant 377 Rep 596 Posts Drives: BMW M2C, 991 C2 Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: North East iTrader: (0)	People must be crazy. Cant believe dealers do that when they have a healthy profit built into MSRP.
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Nine Lives Captain 602 Rep 886 Posts Drives: Austin Maxi Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	All this talk of profiteering makes me feel uneasy with dealers taking advantage of the situation. I know business is business and if somebody is prepared to pay then more fool them as long as it doesnt affect existing customers,but if this starts to impinge on existing orders and it affects me then I'm going down the legal route. (Re the Porsche fiasco) Edit: It must affect customers who are patiently waiting in queue if somebody comes along and offers MSRP ++
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