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Originally Posted by slenfe
The differences can be attributed to two factors
1- Buying power for the US market.
2- US consumers are very vocal and push hard for their rights.
As someone said on the trail if everyone stopped buying BMW Canada will adjust, Management is obligated to deliver to share holders best interest not to their customers.
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Thats brilliant. If customers arent happy there would be no shareholders. There are a few hundred people in this forum and only a few of those share your views. Good luck with cahnging the world.
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Originally Posted by e90_guy
Also there's less competition amount dealerships in Canada. In GVA, there is not a lot of discount when buying a new BMW may be 1-2k on a 50k car. Unlike canada, the US dealerships are more willing to negoiate.
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Everyone on here knows EVERYTHING.........I got $8,000 off my e92 335 last year and a pal just got $9000 off his M3.
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Originally Posted by woodpecka
The best way to give a clear message to BMW Canada is to buy your car in the USA.
I would like to do it next time, especially if I could do ED.
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That sounds like a good plan. Go and spend more money in the US instead of Canada. Most manufacturers are or have adjusted their prices as the dollar fluctuates. Porsche has taken $5-$12,000 off their msrp.