The two BMW dealers closest to me (Chicago suburbs) are straight MSRP. I haven't asked about the X3M, but there is zero wait on M4 convertible, short list on M4 Coupe at both dealers. One has a very long M3 sedan list, the other has (or at least as of a week ago, had) only 3 on their list. So a few months' wait for an allocation at worst.

 

97K today for an E63 is certainly not bad. Years ago, I reviewed and test-drove an E63 sedan that sticker-listed for 94K. That car, with its hand-built AMG engine (signed off by the factory Technician) had 507 HP and an obscene amount of torque...it was arguably the quickest sedan I ever sampled until the Tesla Model 3 came along.

 

$97K mark up lol. $121,000 price, $97K markup, total price $218,000.

 

OK...before you "LOL" it.........I simply misunderstood. I didn't catch that you were refering to a markup. And yes, I agree....that's absurd.

 

My LOL wasn't meant to be insulting to you, I was just laughing at the absurdity of the markup. Your assumption that $97k would be a reasonable price for it is totally legitimate.

 

What dealers are these?

I would be interested in X3M and M3comp in awd.
If they can do these at MSRP without waiting 6months for allocation- then definitely would be great.

 

porsche dealer says hold my beer.

 

Well it would surprise me if that's their policy across the board. I just put in an order for a brand new X1. They aren't even in showrooms yet. No markup. Mini dealer would have been the same - again on a custom factory order; but the Mini dealer said they do have markups on any EVs.

 

Congratulations. Hope it turns out to be a good experience. Twice, I've had to wait about 5 months or so for a new special-ordered Buick.

 

I’m told October delivery. So about 2 months, fingers crossed.

 

4cyl motors are readily available and i can easily get discount on base X3 for example.

The M40i and M models with 6 and 8cyl engines are not easy to get now.

 

Patrick in Schaumburg, and Motor Werks in Barrington.