R&T M3 specs

AzNMpower32 · #1 02-06-2008, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Wagner

Ha-ha, better be looking strongly at the $35K price difference.

Is pricing for the cabrio out already? I'm guessing it'll be in the lower $60s, which isn't all that much because the 335i cabrio starts at $50k. That's a $15k difference......not $35k.

The new 335i cabrio is so expensive I actually wouldn't buy one. I liked the old convertible (well, the E46 lineup as a whole) a lot. I remember when I built a late-model 330cic with options, it wound up right around the base price of a new one.

Wagner · #2 02-06-2008, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AzNMpower32

Is pricing for the cabrio out already? I'm guessing it'll be in the lower $60s, which isn't all that much because the 335i cabrio starts at $50k. That's a $15k difference......not $35k.

The new 335i cabrio is so expensive I actually wouldn't buy one. I liked the old convertible (well, the E46 lineup as a whole) a lot. I remember when I built a late-model 330cic with options, it wound up right around the base price of a new one.

Did you miss the $70K tag for the Coupe?? You plan on getting anything in that car??
I would never buy an E46 over the current model

but that is me.

AzNMpower32 · #3 02-06-2008, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Wagner

Did you miss the $70K tag for the Coupe?? You plan on getting anything in that car??
I would never buy an E46 over the current model

but that is me.

Then is this thread incorrect? http://www.x3world.com/other-bmws/41...-54-575-a.html

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During its press conference today at the 2008 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, BMW announced the pricing for the highly anticipated 2008 M3 Coupe and M3 Sedan. When the vehicles go on sale in March, the Coupe will be priced at $57,275 and the Sedan at $54,575. Sharing the high-revving 414-horsepower V8 and balanced chassis designed to be “faster than its engine,” this March, BMW M GmbH will offer the most powerful, best performing series production M3s to the North American market

SANguru · #4 02-07-2008, 03:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Wagner

Did you miss the $70K tag for the Coupe?? You plan on getting anything in that car??
I would never buy an E46 over the current model

but that is me.

+1.. not to mention there is room to play on the 335i but M3 if you can get it will be at MSRP. Fully loaded M3 coupe right now is about 73K. hardtop is typically about 4-5K more. Love it when people say I would get this or that when they are not even on the list nor will they be even getting a car in the near future...