[amaher]

Originally Posted by kris_swammer

I got 3% off of MSRP on a loaded '22 X5 xDrive40i plus $750 loyalty in DFW. My first custom build, super excited for it.

which dealership in DFW?

[Nuke88]

I got 3% off on a X5 M50i. I thought it was a fair deal considering the current environment that we’re all in. Can’t wait for delivery 😎.

[GrussGott]

Originally Posted by Nuke88

I got 3% off on a X5 M50i. I thought it was a fair deal considering the current environment that we’re all in. Can’t wait for delivery 😎.

Same, negotiated in September.

I actually had a better offer (5%), but purely based on gut feel and responsiveness I went with the lower offer ... and I'm really glad I did because my bay area dealer has turned out to be fantastic! Great proactive overcommunicator & super responsive to every question & request 18 hours/day. He's totally worth the 2%!

Also I fully expected them to change the deal but, so far, they're not.

[cscones]

Which dealer did you go with in the bay area, grussgott?

[GrussGott]

Originally Posted by cscones

Which dealer did you go with in the bay area, grussgott?

victor @ Peter Pan ... and I gotta say, THE BEST dealership experience I"ve had in 20 years (and I've worked with a lot of BMW bay area dealers). Respectful, polite, pro-active over-communicators. I'd email victor at 10pm and he'd reply 15 min later. He also has zero problems with PenFed, and is willing to follow all of my delivery requests to the letter. Great guy, treats you like you're his top customer.

[vipalshah14]

I am new member to this forum. I would like to order 45e but none of the three dealer near me have an allocation for 2021.
Anyone know any dealer in midwest with allocation for 2021 and get me the vehicle before 2021?

[GrussGott]

Originally Posted by vipalshah14

I am new member to this forum. I would like to order 45e but none of the three dealer near me have an allocation for 2021.
Anyone know any dealer in midwest with allocation for 2021 and get me the vehicle before 2021?

You have a few ways to start a search:

(1.) Contact a broker like Next Level Auto Brokers and see what they know.

(2.) Find a dealer/broker who's willing to run an allocation search for you & a nation wide dealer inventory search.

(3.) Use BMW's new vehicle web site to configure search rings (<50 miles, <100 miles, <200 miles, etc) and see if you can find one on a lot ... you can pick a city, then do a search ring around it - not easy, might take some work, but could work

You're looking for a needle in a toothpick factory

[Marty in NY]

Just isn't right

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[Jagu]

Lol at the picture above.

When I was shopping for my X6 I sent emails out with my build in it. I got a response back from BMW south Atlanta offering to sell me a used 2020 X6 with 20k miles for $3000 more than my 2022 build MSRP.

[cantgobak]

FWIW, those who may be using BMW Corp Sales Program for discounts via your company perks programs, I picked up my X5 yesterday and got an additional discount of 250 off for a total of 1k off MSRP (originally 750 when I ordered). I was going to ask if there was any adjustments to it but he told me before I got a chance to…. I was pleasantly surprised my SA told me about the additional $$$ off. With the current situation, I only anticipated an increase and not decrease in what I already knew I had to pay….

[Jagu]

Wow I feel super privileged for the deal that I got on my 2022 X6 in October. I’m even more shocked that another bmw dealer gave us $19k for a 2016 x5 s drive with 115k miles and a dent on the door.

[VThokie09]

Originally Posted by 5pacey

Ordered x45e in VA about mid Sept (p/w 43), fully loaded, got $6k off MSRP. Could have gotten this at a dealer in MD as well but VA is closer.

Mind sending your CA at Sterling?

[r20]

Originally Posted by BobbyMH

Curious if anyone is having issues sourcing a 2022 X5 in the NY/NJ area? I've been trying to get one over the past month and every dealership is quoting $5k above MSRP

problem we have is impulsive people who are bad at personal finances....or so many rich people that don't care.

seems like they are back at MSRP now in NJ.

but.. dealer also tells me idiots leasing 3 series for 600-800 a month. So the x5 is now 1000+ a month.

[Henry2020]

In the NJ/NY area I’ve seen brokers advertise about 4% off MSRP for regular X5, the best I’ve seen on the 45e is 2% off, I’ve seen about 3% off on the m50.
I know a dealer on the west coast that has 45e allocation at MSRP. If anyone is interested PM me.

[Henry2020]

Just found out about a 6% off sale on a fully loaded X5 m50 in SoCal, plus there’s 1K OL for the year of the tiger. Original MSRP is a bit too high for me 98.9K but if anyone is interested send me a pm and I can connect you with the SA. Dravit grey on black.

[1Mors]

My dealership has been trying to sell 15k over msrp on just about all models. I managed to get msrp due to being a purchaser of 5 bmws and 2 friends vehicles I negotiated for them. I felt lucky. All of this including the chip shortage is a lot of manufactured BS.

[BMWoody]

Originally Posted by Henry2020

Just found out about a 6% off sale on a fully loaded X5 m50 in SoCal, plus there's 1K OL for the year of the tiger. Original MSRP is a bit too high for me 98.9K but if anyone is interested send me a pm and I can connect you with the SA. Dravit grey on black.

Unable to DM you.

[Henry2020]

Looks like the X5 m50 with the 6% discount was just sold

[rpm50i]

Originally Posted by 1Mors

My dealership has been trying to sell 15k over msrp on just about all models. I managed to get msrp due to being a purchaser of 5 bmws and 2 friends vehicles I negotiated for them. I felt lucky. All of this including the chip shortage is a lot of manufactured BS.

if they bring that up again, tell them its a heap of bs. I enquired almost all east coast dealers before placing my order end of december, and only one dealer came back with a 2500 over msrp idea. The rest were boasting about their niceness selling at MSRP. Ultimately managed to get a not-s-bad discount at a dealer within DMV. and this is going to be my first BMW.

[Henry2020]

Originally Posted by 1Mors

My dealership has been trying to sell 15k over msrp on just about all models. I managed to get msrp due to being a purchaser of 5 bmws and 2 friends vehicles I negotiated for them. I felt lucky. All of this including the chip shortage is a lot of manufactured BS.

With so much business you should be naming your own price. I have zero interest in paying MSRP.

[grimmjoww]

Originally Posted by Henry2020

With so much business you should be naming your own price. I have zero interest in paying MSRP.

The problem I see here in NorCal(and assume everywhere) is that dealers have no new cars so any incentive for them to make any effort is gone. I just hope they realized that chip shortage might last a few years but customers would need to buy cars even after things get back to normal

[mnx5er]

I am seeing MSRP here but one dealer is throwing on a $2500 required "protection package". I get why this is happening, local dealers cannot keep the X5 or X3 in stock and they normally have around 40 each.

Trying to get a M50 but I just can't do MSRP. Would like to get at least 3% off plus my card club rebate.