No Nav.... 58G?

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Yeah I configured a fully loaded with Nav and Sport online and it was around 56-57. But then again, thats without dealer premiums from which I am sure they are raking in.

No dealer premiums here, I saw a fully loaded except auto for 54K

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$58K is overpriced for a new 3-series that doesn't wear an ///M badge.

maybe its the west coast

That is overpriced I drove a new 335 with less than 1k dealer miles with every major option except nav and that was like 54999 or something. It was blue and sick!!!

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maybe cuz it's the hardtop convertible?

big fookin' deal.
they've only been around for 40 years, usually these technologies get cheaper (as they definately have)
$58k is still insane, I don't give a flying fook if its a weightless glass top that melts and re-molds itself depending on the weather.

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sorry.

wow...no need to throw a hissy fit over this. don't know if you've noticed, but convertibles are generally more expensive than their non-convertible counterparts. Just built both a 335 coupe and convert. with the same options and it's about a $5K difference, so based on DipnX5's price, the 58K isn't that far off. Sport package is only $1300 on the convert. and $1000 on the coupe.