BMW Increases U.S. Retail Vehicle Prices
WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ - BMW of North America announced a retail price increase on its vehicles, effective January 1, 2012. The price increases are shown in a table in this story.
WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ - BMW of North America announced a price increase on its vehicles, effective January 1, 2012. The company is also increasing the destination and handling fee to $895. The price increases are shown in the table below.
Model | Current MSRP | MSRP as of Jan. 1, 2012 | Change |
128i Coupe | $31,925 | $32,095 | $170 |
135i Coupe | $40,025 | $40,195 | $170 |
128i Convertible | $37,575 | $37,795 | $220 |
135i Convertible | $44,775 | $44,995 | $220 |
328i Sports Wagon | $38,125 | $38,395 | $270 |
328i xDrive Sports Wagon | $40,125 | $40,395 | $270 |
328i Coupe | $39,375 | $39,595 | $220 |
328i xDrive Coupe | $41,075 | $41,295 | $220 |
335i Coupe | $45,775 | $45,995 | $220 |
335i xDrive Coupe | $47,475 | $47,695 | $220 |
335is Coupe | $52,775 | $52,995 | $220 |
M3 Coupe | $60,775 | $60,995 | $220 |
328i Convertible | $48,275 | $48,495 | $220 |
335i Convertible | $54,475 | $54,695 | $220 |
335is Convertible | $61,475 | $61,695 | $220 |
M3 Convertible | $69,425 | $69,645 | $220 |
Model | Current MSRP | MSRP as of Jan. 1, 2012 | Change |
528i Sedan | $47,525 | $47,795 | $270 |
528i xDrive Sedan | $49,875 | $50,095 | $220 |
535i Sedan | $53,125 | $53,395 | $270 |
535i xDrive Sedan | $55,425 | $55,695 | $270 |
550i Sedan | $62,575 | $62,895 | $320 |
550i xDrive Sedan | $64,875 | $65,195 | $320 |
535i GT | $57,675 | $57,895 | $220 |
535i xDrive GT | $59,975 | $60,195 | $220 |
550i GT | $66,675 | $66,895 | $220 |
550i xDrive GT | $68,975 | $69,195 | $220 |
X3 xDrive28i | $37,725 | $37,995 | $270 |
X3 xDrive35i | $43,275 | $43,595 | $320 |
X5 M | $87,775 | $88,145 | $370 |
X6 xDrive35i | $60,175 | $60,495 | $320 |
X6 xDrive50i | $70,775 | $71,095 | $320 |
X6 M | $90,875 | $91,195 | $320 |
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