BMW Offers 2019-MY Fleet Incentives
BMW will offer street fleet incentives on 14 of its nameplates as well as its entire MINI lineup for the 2019 model year, the luxury automaker has announced.
BMW will offer 2019-MY fleet incentives on 14 of its nameplates and its MINI lineup, including its new X2 luxury crossover.
Photo of 2019 X2 courtesy of BMW.
BMW will offer street fleet incentives on 14 of its nameplates as well as its entire MINI lineup for the 2019 model year, the luxury automaker has announced.
For its car lineup, BMW will offer $3,000 for the 2 Series; $4,500 for the 3 Series; $2,000 for the 4 Series; $4,000 for the 5 Series; $6,000 for the 6 Series; and $7,000 for the 7 Series. The incentives include most M models, except the M2, M3 CS sedan, and M4 CS coupe.
For its utility vehicles, BMW will offer $3,000 for the X1 and X3; $1,000 for the X2; $2,000 for the X4 and X6; and $5,000 for the X5.
BMW will also offer $10,000 for the i3 battery-electric hatchback and $6,500 for the i8 plug-in hybrid supercar. BMW will offer $2,000 for all models in its MINI lineup. The incentives will be valid for the 2018 calendar year, said Clem Ciufo, corporate sales marketing and operations manager.
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