BMW ups prices on almost every range
24 March 2006 The 1 Series, for instance, has barely any changes in price, with only 118i models rising by £75. Despite the increases, you can still get health discounts on new BMWs. • 3 Series Saloon rises 0.97 per cent on average and now costs between £19,995 and £32,450. Biggest increase is £330. • 3 Series Touring rises 1.03 per cent on average, now costing between £21,645 and £33,620. Biggest increase is £330. • 3 Series Coupe is up 1.11 per cent on average. Now priced between 20,995 and £44,805. Biggest increase is £530 • 3 Series Convertible rises 1.28 per cent on average and is now priced from £27,210 to £45,150. Biggest increase is £530. • 5 Series Saloon increases 0.98 per cent on average. Prices now start at £25,925 and end at £63,450 for the M5, which is increased by £745. • 5 Series Touring is up 0.87 per cent on average and now costs £27,925 to £48,290. Biggest increase is £515. • 6 Series Coupe rises 1.47 per cent on average. Now £47,025 to £81,715, which increases the price of the range by between £740 and £960. • 6 Series Convertible increase 1.43 per cent on average and are now priced from £52,605 to £60,225. Largest increase is £860. • 7 Series are now 0.99 per cent more expensive on average and cost from £48,700 to £83,685. The 760Li sees the biggest rise of £760. • X3 increases 1 per cent on average. The range now runs from £25,260 to £34,500, with the biggest rise being £350. • X5 models are up 1.42 per cent on average, now starting at £36,730 and ending at £62,595 for the 4.8i Exclusive. The biggest increase in price is £900. • Z4 Roadster and Coupe prices are unchanged. The price increases are effective immediately. |
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