And the cost will be..I just got the pricing sheet for the 650i Coupe from my dealer

Houston Bimmer · 07-01-2011, 12:46 AM

Well the options for the new 650i coupe won't come cheap. My dealer sent the "Product Planning & Strategy Bulletin Model year 2012 650i Coupe pricing". Here what it says:

Base Cost $83,000
Transportation $875

Packages
Cold Weather $750
Luxury Seating $2,000
Driver Assistance $3,700
Premium Sound $1,800
M Sport with 19" Wheels $4,400

Options
BMW Apps $250
Ceramic Controls $650
Heated Front Seats $500
Leather Dash with stitching $1,500
Integral Active Steering $1,750
Active Roll Stabilization $2,000
Night Vision $2,600
Full LED Lights with 20" Wheels $2,900
Bang & Olufsen sound system $3,700

My dealer told me that he believes, but not certain the M Sport Pkg with 20" wheels will be $7,300 ($4,400 plus $2,900)

My car now prices out almost exactly the way I configured a Porsche Panamera S or a bit over $106k. This is about $6k more than I figured looking at pricing from the Convertible and the 750i for their options, except of course for the B&O system which I thought would only be a bit higher than the premium sound system.

Finally one other bad piece of possible news. The bulletin indicates a launch date is in October with production starting in July. This means the first cars will be delivered in October.

Damage Inc · 07-11-2011, 03:31 PM

Dang, so $90k for a nice 6'er? Getting up there in price. Drove one today and really liked it, however I'll wait to pick up something used at that price.

uhn2000 · 07-11-2011, 09:36 PM

It's up there in price, however you get quiet a bit for it. Only thing I dont get is the non sliding sunroof.

07-01-2011, 12:46 AM	#1
Houston Bimmer Enlisted Member 14 Rep 44 Posts Drives: 2012 650i Join Date: May 2011 Location: Texas iTrader: (0)	And the cost will be..I just got the pricing sheet for the 650i Coupe from my dealer Well the options for the new 650i coupe won't come cheap. My dealer sent the "Product Planning & Strategy Bulletin Model year 2012 650i Coupe pricing". Here what it says: Base Cost $83,000 Transportation $875 Packages Cold Weather $750 Luxury Seating $2,000 Driver Assistance $3,700 Premium Sound $1,800 M Sport with 19" Wheels $4,400 Options BMW Apps $250 Ceramic Controls $650 Heated Front Seats $500 Leather Dash with stitching $1,500 Integral Active Steering $1,750 Active Roll Stabilization $2,000 Night Vision $2,600 Full LED Lights with 20" Wheels $2,900 Bang & Olufsen sound system $3,700 My dealer told me that he believes, but not certain the M Sport Pkg with 20" wheels will be $7,300 ($4,400 plus $2,900) My car now prices out almost exactly the way I configured a Porsche Panamera S or a bit over $106k. This is about $6k more than I figured looking at pricing from the Convertible and the 750i for their options, except of course for the B&O system which I thought would only be a bit higher than the premium sound system. Finally one other bad piece of possible news. The bulletin indicates a launch date is in October with production starting in July. This means the first cars will be delivered in October.
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07-11-2011, 03:31 PM	#2
Damage Inc Lieutenant Colonel 789 Rep 1,925 Posts Drives: 2017 M2 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Nashville iTrader: (1)	Dang, so $90k for a nice 6'er? Getting up there in price. Drove one today and really liked it, however I'll wait to pick up something used at that price. __________________ Current: 17 OG M2 / R8 Performance Past Performance Cars: 01 M3, 05 M3, 06 M5, 08 M6, 08 M3, 11 M3, 13 M3, 15 M3, 911 C4S, 911 GTS, 17 M2,R8 V8, R8 RWS
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uhn2000 Big K... 173 Rep 1,717 Posts Drives: M3CS BX7 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Toronto, Ontario iTrader: (0)	It's up there in price, however you get quiet a bit for it. Only thing I dont get is the non sliding sunroof. __________________ Many fun toys... M3CS XB7 FTW!
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