2026 X5 M60i Discounts on MSRP

02-17-2026

Hi everyone,

I’ve been a long-time lurker and am excited to finally share my first post. I recently placed a custom order for a fully loaded 2026 BMW X5 M60i. Here are the numbers the dealer has offered so far:

Discount: 6.2% off MSRP

Rebates: $2,000

Financing: 2.99% APR

Deposit: $0 (Dealer waived based on a soft credit check)

Im in Austin, TX

The dealer seems firm on these numbers, so I reached out to Scott from ICA to see if a deeper discount is possible through a broker. While I’m waiting to hear back from him, I’m wondering about my leverage.

Since I haven't placed a deposit yet, is it effective to use a broker’s quote as a bargaining chip to push my current dealer further? Or should I just jump ship if the broker deal is significantly better?

Thanks in advance for the help!

02-17-2026

Not a great deal at all.... First you can easily get 10% off plus incentives at most large dealers. also if you go w/ a broker the minimum I see is 10% on an order ,however, I have seen some go to 11% on a M60i order. Another thing is the Buy rate is now 1.9% for 60 months so if they are giving you 2.9% for 60 months then they are really getting one over on you as they are taking 1% and making pure profit on your loan, which they are allowed to do. Not a good deal at all and YES you should go back to them and say, "this is what I'm going to get by simply using a broker and if you cant do better I am not buying from you". Also, you can reach to more then one broker as brokers have different dealers they work with and can have some have higher % off. It's your car and your $$$ so do your own diligence as it will save you the most $$$.

02-17-2026

If on the chance a broker can get you a price a few thousand cheaper why give that dealer your business?
When soliciting quotes for my purchase last year I specifically requested the best and final price, OTD, emailed (in writing). Took less than 30 minutes from my recliner:)
Smoothest transaction I’ve ever had.

02-17-2026

Neo1010 wrote
Not a great deal at all.... First you can easily get 10% off plus incentives at most large dealers. also if you go w/ a broker the minimum I see is 10% on an order ,however, I have seen some go to 11% on a M60i order. Another thing is the Buy rate is now 1.9% for 60 months so if they are giving you 2.9% for 60 months then they are really getting one over on you as they are taking 1% and making pure profit on your loan, which they are allowed to do. Not a good deal at all and YES you should go back to them and say, "this is what I'm going to get by simply using a broker and if you cant do better I am not buying from you". Also, you can reach to more then one broker as brokers have different dealers they work with and can have some have higher % off. It's your car and your $$$ so do your own diligence as it will save you the most $$$.

I wouldn't suggest worrying about the rate if the discount is good enough. It's all just part of the negotiation.

Also, I would not suggest cross shopping brokers on a custom ordered car, and I think most other brokers would not as well. We all are very forward about our discounts on our websites/sheets/whatever. For an in stock car sure, as we may have access to different inventory, but on a build, it really doesn't make sense to have multiple brokers price you out when you can see what all of them are offering upfront.

02-17-2026

smithf80 will get a better deal incl more dealer discount and buy rate financing. scott@insightautoconsulting.com

02-17-2026

Neo1010 wrote
Also, you can reach to more then one broker as brokers have different dealers they work with and can have some have higher % off.

Playing broker games (pitting one vs another) will get you a bad rep. It’s not recommended.

02-18-2026

"Also, I would not suggest cross shopping brokers on a custom ordered car, and I think most other brokers would not as well. We all are very forward about our discounts on our websites/sheets/whatever. For an in stock car sure, as we may have access to different inventory, but on a build, it really doesn't make sense to have multiple brokers price you out when you can see what all of them are offering upfront."[/QUOTE]

This is exactly what I was trying to convey is to check Brokers up-front listed sheets as most brokers are transparent as to there discounts each month. There are circumstances at times where a broker does have a dealer that for what ever reason is offering a higher % off on certain "on the ground" vehicles. I agree no need to ever cross shop a broker for custom orders as that is all clearly listed as well in the pricing sheets.

I could have worded that better by stating to check the brokers listed up-front pricing sheet, etc.. Either way, if the OP can't get at least 10% on that deal he should just go to a broker to get a much better deal.

02-18-2026

Thanks everyone for your replies. I went ahead with Scott and he is now doing my order. Got an amazing discount and his responses are really fast!

Will post an update when car is delivered!

02-19-2026

Just placed order today on 40i. 10% off msrp plus $2k loyalty rebate. 1.99 APR on 60 months. Also, i had another dealer with 11% off but didnt want to drive 2 hr each way for pickup so i went with local who almost matched that offer.

You should definitely aim for at least 10% plus any rebates and 1.99 APR

03-27-2026

Is BMW CCA discount combinable with loyalty discount?

03-27-2026

mbd_int wrote
Is BMW CCA discount combinable with loyalty discount?

It is not a discount but rather a rebate. You can get both.

03-27-2026

shoot

BMWDavid a quick text or email and he can give you a comparison quote. He always makes sure to take great care of Forum members. his contact info is in my signature below

03-27-2026

Neo1010 wrote
Not a great deal at all.... First you can easily get 10% off plus incentives at most large dealers. also if you go w/ a broker the minimum I see is 10% on an order ,however, I have seen some go to 11% on a M60i order. Another thing is the Buy rate is now 1.9% for 60 months so if they are giving you 2.9% for 60 months then they are really getting one over on you as they are taking 1% and making pure profit on your loan, which they are allowed to do. Not a good deal at all and YES you should go back to them and say, "this is what I'm going to get by simply using a broker and if you cant do better I am not buying from you". Also, you can reach to more then one broker as brokers have different dealers they work with and can have some have higher % off. It's your car and your $$$ so do your own diligence as it will save you the most $$$.

This is good to know. I have a fully loaded m60i configured and the sales rep is asking if I’d pull the trigger if I got a crazy good deal. Should I leverage 12% off msrp + incentives ? I was going to shoot for the select finance route

03-27-2026

Hotflare wrote
This is good to know. I have a fully loaded m60i configured and the sales rep is asking if I’d pull the trigger if I got a crazy good deal. Should I leverage 12% off msrp + incentives ? I was going to shoot for the select finance route

Doesn't hurt to try, if they land on 10% you still got a good deal. Good luck and let us now how it goes.

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