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Originally Posted by Bentham
Going off topic, I just searched on Cars.com, there are 60 new M3 (G80) and 52 new M4 (G82).
There are 244 4 series (coupes and convertibles) new available. 2,693 3 series available.
56 new M8's (across all styles).
People are making appear that the car market is imploding and going into the stone ages. Remember, BMW needs to move metal, and the M's are the higher profit vehicles. If the waiting list is that long for months, people will move into something else, as this is not an exotic car and mass manufactured off of the 2 series/3 series/4 series platform.
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Incorrect.
A dealership will post ordered vehicles on their site to generate interest and walk-ins. I can tell you that my store hasn't had a single inventory M3/M4 since their release.
Just checked and there is ONE inventory M3 available in the country (odd build)...at Pacific BMW, in Glendale, CA. People are waiting on these cars.