Priceing for the New Z4 in Germany

[Shipkiller]

http://www.bmwblog.com/2008/12/14/2009- ... n-pricing/

[pvr]

With the current Euro rate to GBP, and Germany always being substantially cheaper then the UK, the car will be even above M money !

[Breaker]

If you can't afford the real one, you can always have this:

http://www.bmwblog.com/2009/01/28/bmw-z ... to-iphone/

[pmeloche]

The U.S. prices are always slightly lower than the simple translation from euros of the german prices so the sDrive30i would start in the low 50s and the sDrive35i would start in the high 50s. That does not bode well for the canadian prices. This would put credence to the future of the Z2 which would be a cheaper alternative to the upscaled Z4.

[powerontap]

The U.S. prices are always slightly lower than the simple translation from euros of the german prices so the sDrive30i would start in the low 50s and the sDrive35i would start in the high 50s. That does not bode well for the canadian prices. This would put credence to the future of the Z2 which would be a cheaper alternative to the upscaled Z4.

hope this can bring our resale value back up where it belongs for this car.

[pvr]

Good point - not thought about that angle.

[e85sbm]

I don't think the North American pricing will be as high as everyone is claiming. That would mean the SDrive 35i would be priced higher than the M3 (for the US market). I can see it being similar to what the current Z4 is since you KNOW there will be an M model to be released within 2-3 years.