BMW Releases 2015-MY Fleet Incentives
BMW has released its fleet incentives for 2015 model-year vehicles that range from $800 to $6,500. The incentives, which also apply to 2014 model-year vehicles unless noted, went into effect on Feb. 1 for commercial vehicles managed by fleet management companies.

Photo of 5th Generation 3 Series sedan courtesy of BMW.

Photo of 5th Generation 3 Series sedan courtesy of BMW.
BMW has released its fleet incentives for 2015 model-year vehicles that range from $800 to $6,500. The incentives, which also apply to 2014 model-year vehicles unless noted, went into effect Feb. 1 for commercial vehicles managed by fleet management companies.
Several new models including the i3 electric car, X5 luxury SUV, 2 Series coupe, and 4 Series coupe are not included in the incentive program. New models for the 2015 model-year include the 2 Series convertible, M3 sedan (F80), M4 coupe and M4 convertible. The 1 Series coupe has been discontinued.
For all MINI models, BMW is offering an $800 incentive. For the MINI Paceman All4 and MINI Countryman All4, BMW is offering $1,000. Here at the BMW incentives:
2 Series Coupe and Convertible (F22/F23): Invoice
3 Series Sedan & Touring including Diesel and ActiveHybrid: $2,500
320i / 320i xDrive Sedan (F30): $1,500
3 Series GT (F34): $2,500
Z4 sDrive (E89): $3,000
4 Series Coupe & Convertiable (F32/F33): Invoice
5 Series including Diesel and ActiveHybrid (F10): $3,000
5 Series GT (F07): $5,000
6 Series (F06/F12/F13): $6,500
7 Series including Diesel and ActiveHybrid (F01/F02): $6,500
X1 sDrive / xDrive (E84): $1,500
X3 sDrive / xDrive (F25): $2,500
X5 sDrive / xDrive (F15): Invoice
X6 xDrive (E71) (MY-2014 only): $5,000
X6 xDrive (F16): Invoice
X5 M (F85) and X6 M (E71): Invoice
X6 M (E71) (MY-2014 only): $5,000
M3 and M4 Models (F80/F82/F83): Invoice
M5 and M6 Models (F10/F06/F12/F13): $3,000
BMW i3 (I01): Best negotiated price off MSRP
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