Bmw increasing prices of its 2010 models in the U.S.

BMW is increasing prices of its 2010 models in the U.S. by four-tenths of a percent, and increasing its destination charge to $875. The price of the 128i will increase by $166 and when added with the new destination charge brings the base price to $29,991.

The 2010 760Li sedan will be priced $596 more, the largest price increase, bringing the price tag before options to $138,021.
Read Article

enthusiastx11 - 12/15/2009 7:48:10 PM

+3 Boost

the real prices are actually going up more. they've been carefully deleting choice standard equipment off of models. for example, the 335i previously had premium sound standard, now it's $875 extra.

M53R - 12/15/2009 9:07:51 PM

+3 Boost

The 750Li costs here in the UAE more than your 760Li. :(

Agent63 - 12/16/2009 12:46:26 PM

+1 Boost

That's the same in the Philippines. If you're driving a 3-series you're driving a 5 or base 7 series. Huge difference isn't it?

Whelan - 12/16/2009 12:49:12 AM

+3 Boost

HAHAA! I've always said you can get a BMW for 30k but it will cost you 40K to make it a true BMW (HIDs, leather, etc.). Now I can say you can get a BMW for 40k, but it will cost 50k to make it a real BMW. Great job, not. The germans are truly making a split luxury class, Infiniti, Lexus, Cadillac all are reasonably priced, then these guys up the ante to separate themselves. Yawn, I'll save a few grand and get a Caddy.

fatandsassy - 12/16/2009 7:41:32 AM

+3 Boost

i agree but even Cadillac can be known for charging a pretty penny for thir options.

fatandsassy - 12/16/2009 7:42:30 AM

+1 Boost

I have always thought that BMW were overpriced anyway.

kablaam - 12/16/2009 9:23:23 AM

0 Boost

.....which means you've never driven one.

sstainba - 12/16/2009 11:28:01 AM

+2 Boost

who cares? seriously... if you're bitching about $500, you don't need to spend $138K on a car.

MPowerDK - 12/16/2009 12:04:18 PM

+2 Boost

Here in Denmark you can buy a BMW 760Li for 581.000 USD nice :(

A BMW 335i MT sedan cost 145.000 USD thats why we dont have a lot of nice cars on our streets.

david999 - 12/16/2009 1:03:34 PM

+1 Boost

Wow, those are really high prices in Denmark. They do really drive well so paying a premium for extra luxury features is a choice for some and not for others who don't care about such extras.