Convenience Package vs. standalone NAV

[xrayos]

ok, I have a big issue with the current ordering system on bmwusa.

According the the 2011.75 M3 sedan changes. When NAV is ordered, both BT, BMW assist, and USB, come free for $2,150.

Well, that makes sense. BUT, not according to the bmwusa configurator. According to the configurator.

Convenience pkg includes: $2,900
Navigation, BMW Assist w/enhanced BT & USB
Park Distance Control (rear only)
Anti-theft alarm system
Comfort Access keyless entry


To get that separately:
NAV, $2,150
BT, Assist, $750
USB, $400

That's crazy no?

[SamS]

The configurator online has not been updated to reflect the MY2011.99 (yes, I have to use that ) changes.

[Technic]

Originally Posted by xrayos

ok, I have a big issue with the current ordering system on bmwusa.

According the the 2011.75 M3 sedan changes. When NAV is ordered, both BT, BMW assist, and USB, come free for $2,150.

Well, that makes sense. BUT, not according to the bmwusa configurator. According to the configurator.

Convenience pkg includes: $2,900
Navigation, BMW Assist w/enhanced BT & USB
Park Distance Control (rear only)
Anti-theft alarm system
Comfort Access keyless entry


To get that separately:
NAV, $2,150
BT, Assist, $750
USB, $400

That's crazy no?

The Configurator is wrong.

[xrayos]

Glad to hear that. It would have been a $2k difference between my order and a fully loaded sedan with conv and prem. If the new changes it's a 3k difference. I can live w/o leather, power seats, comfort access, pdc, UGDO, and alarm, for 3k