BMW 3-series Coupe pricing announced
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BMW 3-series Coupe pricing announced
328i Coupe: $35,995
335i Coupe: $41,295
328xi Coupe: $37,795
http://news.hspn.com/articles/541/1/...-Announced-(US)
335i Coupe: $41,295
328xi Coupe: $37,795
http://news.hspn.com/articles/541/1/...-Announced-(US)
2007 BMW 3 Series Coupe Pricing Announced (US)
$35,995 - 3 Series Coupe
Arriving in US showrooms this September, the newest BMW Coupe once again sets the standard for design, luxury, and performance in its class. The 2007 3 Series Coupe will have a starting MSRP of $35,995 including destination and handling.
As is typical for BMW, significant enhancements to the standard features as well as the value of the new 328i and 335i have been made, compared to their predecessors. In addition, BMW's xDrive all-wheel drive will be available for the first time in a Coupe in the 328xi. While base prices have increased versus the outgoing versions, the new 3 Series Coupe models now include a substantial number of additional features including:
The 328i also receives the following additional standard equipment:
In fact, compared to the top-of-the-line 2006 330Ci Coupe, the entry-level 2007 328i Coupe not only offers greater style inside and out, as well as a number of safety enhancements, it also offers even better performance - all for $2,500 less.
The list of options for all models now includes a six-speed STEPTRONIC automatic transmission. Option packages for both models represent even greater value with added content as well.
Ownership value has been enhanced with the announcement of BMW Ultimate ServiceTM , a suite of services that includes the BMW Maintenance Program (formerly called Full Maintenance) , Roadside Assistance, the New Vehicle Limited warranty and BMW AssistTM with Teleservice. The new 3 Series Coupes will have BMW AssistTM available as a stand-alone option or as part of the optional Premium Package. As before, included with BMW AssistTM is Bluetooth hands-free phone connectively which includes hands-free access to your phonebook. Starting with model year 2007, BMW AssistTM will be provided for four years. Most other similar services cover only the first year of service.
The 2007 BMW 328i Coupe will be priced at $35,995 while the 335i Coupe, with its 300 horsepower twin-turbo inline six cylinder engine, will have an MSRP of $41,295. The new 328xi Coupe, with BMW's advanced xDrive all-wheel drive system, will retail for $37,795. All prices include a $695 destination and handling charge.
$35,995 - 3 Series Coupe
Arriving in US showrooms this September, the newest BMW Coupe once again sets the standard for design, luxury, and performance in its class. The 2007 3 Series Coupe will have a starting MSRP of $35,995 including destination and handling.
As is typical for BMW, significant enhancements to the standard features as well as the value of the new 328i and 335i have been made, compared to their predecessors. In addition, BMW's xDrive all-wheel drive will be available for the first time in a Coupe in the 328xi. While base prices have increased versus the outgoing versions, the new 3 Series Coupe models now include a substantial number of additional features including:
- More powerful engines (230 and 300 hp vs. 184 and 225)
- More differentiated styling from the sedan
- Xenon adaptive headlights with cornering lights standard
- Rear side head protection system (airbag curtain)
- Enhanced DSC benefits (including brake drying, brake stand-by, brake fade compensation, and start-off assistant)
- Enhanced interior ambiance lighting
- Run-flat tires with Tire Pressure Monitor
The 328i also receives the following additional standard equipment:
- 17" wheels and tires
- 6-speed manual transmission
In fact, compared to the top-of-the-line 2006 330Ci Coupe, the entry-level 2007 328i Coupe not only offers greater style inside and out, as well as a number of safety enhancements, it also offers even better performance - all for $2,500 less.
The list of options for all models now includes a six-speed STEPTRONIC automatic transmission. Option packages for both models represent even greater value with added content as well.
Ownership value has been enhanced with the announcement of BMW Ultimate ServiceTM , a suite of services that includes the BMW Maintenance Program (formerly called Full Maintenance) , Roadside Assistance, the New Vehicle Limited warranty and BMW AssistTM with Teleservice. The new 3 Series Coupes will have BMW AssistTM available as a stand-alone option or as part of the optional Premium Package. As before, included with BMW AssistTM is Bluetooth hands-free phone connectively which includes hands-free access to your phonebook. Starting with model year 2007, BMW AssistTM will be provided for four years. Most other similar services cover only the first year of service.
The 2007 BMW 328i Coupe will be priced at $35,995 while the 335i Coupe, with its 300 horsepower twin-turbo inline six cylinder engine, will have an MSRP of $41,295. The new 328xi Coupe, with BMW's advanced xDrive all-wheel drive system, will retail for $37,795. All prices include a $695 destination and handling charge.
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Sheesh. The 328 starts at $36,000...... I'll bet that's still with "leatherette" manually adjustable seats.
I briefly looked at the 2000 325Ci when I bought the Prelude. At that time, it started at $28,000. A bit over my spending limit at the time, and a bit overpriced still considering metallic paint and (at that time) moonroof were options. But today, 36 grand before options is just rediculous. BMW is going to price themselves out of the entry level all together. You won't be able to get a decently equiped 3 series for less than 40k. Yeah, they do have the performance worth spending extra for. I guess.
I briefly looked at the 2000 325Ci when I bought the Prelude. At that time, it started at $28,000. A bit over my spending limit at the time, and a bit overpriced still considering metallic paint and (at that time) moonroof were options. But today, 36 grand before options is just rediculous. BMW is going to price themselves out of the entry level all together. You won't be able to get a decently equiped 3 series for less than 40k. Yeah, they do have the performance worth spending extra for. I guess.
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Originally Posted by fastball
Sheesh. The 328 starts at $36,000...... I'll bet that's still with "leatherette" manually adjustable seats.
I briefly looked at the 2000 325Ci when I bought the Prelude. At that time, it started at $28,000. A bit over my spending limit at the time, and a bit overpriced still considering metallic paint and (at that time) moonroof were options. But today, 36 grand before options is just rediculous. BMW is going to price themselves out of the entry level all together. You won't be able to get a decently equiped 3 series for less than 40k. Yeah, they do have the performance worth spending extra for. I guess.
I briefly looked at the 2000 325Ci when I bought the Prelude. At that time, it started at $28,000. A bit over my spending limit at the time, and a bit overpriced still considering metallic paint and (at that time) moonroof were options. But today, 36 grand before options is just rediculous. BMW is going to price themselves out of the entry level all together. You won't be able to get a decently equiped 3 series for less than 40k. Yeah, they do have the performance worth spending extra for. I guess.
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This is what I've been saying all along, BMW's are overpriced, and if you really care about performance, the 3 series isn't exactly anything special when compared to real sports cars. Although this new 3.0 turbo should be pretty damn kick ass.
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Ugh. When they become available, I guess the 335 vert will probably cost more than the current M3.
Oh well, I'm sure plenty of people will be more than willing to bend over and take it long and hard for the priviledge of sending their daughter to college in one of these...
Oh well, I'm sure plenty of people will be more than willing to bend over and take it long and hard for the priviledge of sending their daughter to college in one of these...
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Originally Posted by iNteGraz92
geez, i wonder how much the new m3 is gonna cost now
Remember 11 years ago when the E36 M3 came out and was selling for $36,000?
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Originally Posted by AF
I'd bet in the low $60,000 range to start.
Remember 11 years ago when the E36 M3 came out and was selling for $36,000?
Remember 11 years ago when the E36 M3 came out and was selling for $36,000?