[kevinlevrone]

Originally Posted by Skeiz

It seems like they've been working on the configurator overnight. Since this morning it also includes the M235i with an MSRP of 45.900 EUR in Belgium.

I remember that when I got my car (335i sedan M-Sport) the price was close to 45.000 including the M-Sport package. Pretty steep prices today...

[jzcrna]

Originally Posted by kevinlevrone

I remember that when I got my car (335i sedan M-Sport) the price was close to 45.000 including the M-Sport package. Pretty steep prices today...

Did it come with as much standard items?

[r3llik]

Originally Posted by jzcrna

Did it come with as much standard items?

No

[Math]

Originally Posted by Skeiz

It seems like they've been working on the configurator overnight. Since this morning it also includes the M235i with an MSRP of 45.900 EUR in Belgium.

Wow, thats nearly €5000 more than the equally equipped M135i
Thats a lot of money for 6 extra hp and a coupe instead of a hatch style

[jazza]

Originally Posted by Math

Wow, thats nearly €5000 more than the equally equipped M135i
Thats a lot of money for 6 extra hp and a coupe instead of a hatch style

Want to know what is the price in Spain???

49.900€ 6.000 more than the M135!!!

[F22]

well i just built a 220i and optioned it with M-Sport, the total in american dollars is $46,800.

Doesn't seem right.

[DieGrüneHölle]

Originally Posted by F22

well i just built a 220i and optioned it with M-Sport, the total in american dollars is $46,800.

Doesn't seem right.

Go build other models and compare. Never a direct currency conversion.

[BimmerDreamer]

Originally Posted by Skeiz

It seems like they've been working on the configurator overnight. Since this morning it also includes the M235i with an MSRP of 45.900 EUR in Belgium.

This currently converts to $61,308.63 U.S. Dollars. On another thread I seem to remember the 45K figure was given as the price for the M235i in U.S. Dollars. If this is the source of the difference, what a disappointment. Way above my budget.

[pikcachu]

This is the US pricing

Launch / U.S. Pricing
2014 M235i: $44,025 (including $925 destination & handling)
2014 228i: $33,025 (including $925 destination & handling)
Arrives first quarter of 2014 - March market launch
Debuts at 2014 Detroit Auto Show in January

Believe it or not the car is more expensive in Europe :-D
They like Americans :-D

Just wait for the US configurator... other configurators will be way off in price at least compared to US prices

[BimmerDreamer]

Originally Posted by pikcachu

This is the US pricing

Launch / U.S. Pricing
2014 M235i: $44,025 (including $925 destination & handling)
2014 228i: $33,025 (including $925 destination & handling)
Arrives first quarter of 2014 - March market launch
Debuts at 2014 Detroit Auto Show in January

Believe it or not the car is more expensive in Europe :-D
They like Americans :-D

Just wait for the US configurator... other configurators will be way off in price at least compared to US prices

Thanks for restoring my hope!

[pikcachu]

Originally Posted by BimmerDreamer

Thanks for restoring my hope!

Also if they raise the price... we'll just ask the Fed to print some more

[BimmerDreamer]

Originally Posted by pikcachu

Also if they raise the price... we'll just ask the Fed to print some more

Just tell me how to get in line for some of that!

[turbolag]

Originally Posted by BimmerDreamer

This currently converts to $61,308.63 U.S. Dollars. On another thread I seem to remember the 45K figure was given as the price for the M235i in U.S. Dollars. If this is the source of the difference, what a disappointment. Way above my budget.

Euro cars costs more than US cars...

[psuibmw]

Originally Posted by pikcachu

This is the US pricing

Launch / U.S. Pricing
2014 M235i: $44,025 (including $925 destination & handling)
2014 228i: $33,025 (including $925 destination & handling)
Arrives first quarter of 2014 - March market launch
Debuts at 2014 Detroit Auto Show in January

Believe it or not the car is more expensive in Europe :-D
They like Americans :-D

Just wait for the US configurator... other configurators will be way off in price at least compared to US prices

What is your source for this pricing? I'm not expecting the M235 to be available in the US, just for one reason: to make room for the M2 (pricing-wise). If they bring the M235, price of the M2 will go up, making it within the territories of the M3.

[Greenkirby21]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

What is your source for this pricing? I'm not expecting the M235 to be available in the US, just for one reason: to make room for the M2 (pricing-wise). If they bring the M235, price of the M2 will go up, making it within the territories of the M3.

lol read the first post in the sticky thread above? The source is BMW..

also, the M2 is 2-3 years away (think of 1M release in e82), so yes, there is plenty of room for both models to exist.

[pikcachu]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

What is your source for this pricing? I'm not expecting the M235 to be available in the US, just for one reason: to make room for the M2 (pricing-wise). If they bring the M235, price of the M2 will go up, making it within the territories of the M3.

My source is BMW lol

It's been published since the Oct 25th

http://www.2addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=903957

[Lucky13]

Seems to be a bad case of Dyslexia going around instead of Flu.

[SCOTT26]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

What is your source for this pricing? I'm not expecting the M235 to be available in the US, just for one reason: to make room for the M2 (pricing-wise). If they bring the M235, price of the M2 will go up, making it within the territories of the M3.

M235i will be available on all markets.
The M2 is at least 18-24 months away. The M235i has the floor until then.

[pikcachu]

Originally Posted by SCOTT26

M235i will be available on all markets.
The M2 is at least 18-24 months away. The M235i has the floor until then.

amen

[eunosracr]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

What is your source for this pricing? I'm not expecting the M235 to be available in the US, just for one reason: to make room for the M2 (pricing-wise). If they bring the M235, price of the M2 will go up, making it within the territories of the M3.

Post of the year award !

[SamS]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

What is your source for this pricing? I'm not expecting the M235 to be available in the US, just for one reason: to make room for the M2 (pricing-wise). If they bring the M235, price of the M2 will go up, making it within the territories of the M3.

Huh? Of course the US will get the M235. Base price = $44K. Fully loaded = $55K. M2 = base of $54K, fully loaded, $66K. M3 base price $60K, fully loaded, $75K. M4 base price $63K, fully loaded $78K.

It has always worked like this. Go ahead and bookmark this post. In two years, you can quote and and prove me right

[psuibmw]

Originally Posted by SamS

Huh? Of course the US will get the M235. Base price = $44K. Fully loaded = $55K. M2 = base of $54K, fully loaded, $66K. M3 base price $60K, fully loaded, $75K. M4 base price $63K, fully loaded $78K.

It has always worked like this. Go ahead and bookmark this post. In two years, you can quote and and prove me right

I believe you ... But $66 for M2, that hurts ... Compare that to a 1M and you will see my point