BMW Offers Fleet Incentives for 2019, 2020 Models
BMW has released its 2019 calendar-year fleet incentives that cover 2019 and 2020 models, including the sixth-generation 2020 7 Series luxury sedan.
BMW has released its 2019 calendar year incentives that cover 2019 and 2020 models, including the next-gen 2020 7 Series (shown).
Photo courtesy of BMW.
BMW has released its 2019 calendar-year fleet incentives that cover 2019 and 2020 models, including the sixth-generation 2020 7 Series luxury sedan.
BMW's car incentives include $2,000 for the 2 Series; $4,500 for the 3 Series and 4 Series; $5,000 for the 5 Series; $6,000 for the 6 Series; $7,000 for the 7 Series; and $8,000 for the 8 Series. The incentives exclude the M2 Coupe and Competition, M3 CS sedan, M4 CS Coupe, and M5 Competition.
BMW is offering incentives on its seven sport activity vehicles, including $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 and X7. BMW introduced the 2019 X7 as its first three-row SUV.
BMW will also offer incentives on its electrified lineup, including $10,000 for the i3 and i3S; and $6,500 for the i8.
Fleet incentives for the Mini lineup have been set at $2,000 for all 2019 and 2020 models, said Kevin Parker, regional account manager.
Corporate fleet incentives, known as Level 1 incentives, apply to vehicles funded by fleet management companies. They are applied to the wholesale invoice. Incentives are valid through Jan. 2, 2020.
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