2012 M3 Coupe & Convertible Changes + Pricing. New M3 Individual Composition Package

[Jason]

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2012 M3 Coupe and Convertible Changes + Pricing. New M3 Individual Composition Package

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The 2012 M3 coupe and convertible begins production in September. Details have now been released on the changes for the 2012 Model Year. We share it with you below:

New Standard Equipment:
- Standard anti-theft alarm (302)
- Floor Mats (423)
- New 7H8 including iPod/USB Adaptor, Bluetooth, and BMW Assist
* Base prices adjusted to reflect new standard equipment

Optional Equipment Changes:
Stand Alone Options for 2012 M3 coupe and convertible have been adjusted to reflect the new standard equipment and new Navigation Package (7KB), which is priced at $1350 to adjust for standard BMW Assist, Bluetooth, and iPod/USB Adaptor

Package Changes:
Former Convenience Package and Premium Package 2 now combined into single Premium Package (ZPP).
* Power rear sunshade added to a package on the M3 coupe for first time.

2012 M3 Convertible gets BMW Individual Composition Package (XC4) ($5,000)
- Choice of 3 unique metallic exterior individual colors (Ruby Black, Azurite, or Moonstone)
- Choice of 3 unique leather colors with additional leather surface area (Champagne, Platinum, and Rust Brown)
- Individual Piano Finish Black interior trim


Pricing:

Base (US entry):
M3 coupe - $59,900
M3 convertible - $68,550

European Delivery:
M3 coupe - $55,705
M3 convertible - $63,750

Packages:
BMW Individual Composition (convertible only) - $5,000
Competition Package (coupe only) - $2,500
Cold Weather Package - $750
Premium Package (coupe) - $4,350
Premium Package (convertible) - $2,500
* Comfort Access can be ordered individually ($500), without package

Options:
Dynamic Damper Control - $1,000
M DCT (double-clutch transmission) - $2,900
19" Light Alloy Double Spoke 220M wheels - $1,200
Comfort Access Keyless Entry - $500 (included in ZPP package)
Moonroof - NC
Power rear sunshade - $350 (included in ZPP package)
Heated front seats - $500
Blue-gray Brushed Aluminum Trim $500 (included in ZPP package)
Carbon Leather interior trim - $500 (included in ZPP package)
Sycamore Anthracite Wood trim - $500 (included in ZPP package)
Through-loading system with integrated transport bag - $195 (convertible only, included in ZCW package)
Park Distance Control (rear only) - $380 (included in ZPP package)
Automatic high beams - $250 (requires ZPP)
Statellite Radio with 1 year subscription - $350
BMW Apps - $250
Enhanced Premium Sound - $1900 (requires ZPP)
(7KB) Navigation, BMW Assist w/ enhanced BT & USB - $1350 (included in ZPP package)




2011 M3 SEDAN (BEGINNING SEPTEMBER) INFO:

Base price remains $55,900

Optional Equipment Changes:

BMW Assist, iPod/USB Adaptor and Smartphone Integration have been replaced by option 7H8 ($750).
New 7KB Navigation with iPod/USB, BMW Assist, and Bluetooth replaces 609 Navigation and is priced at $2,150.

Package Changes:

Convenience Package is replaced by Convenience Package 2 (ZC2) and now requires Premium Package 3 (ZP3) and both are updated with new option codes. Package prices unchanged.

[-Ryan-]

I hope comfort access is a standalone option. I really don't want the premium package but also don't want to go back to having to use the key.

[Jason]

Yes, comfort access is a standalone option.

[-Ryan-]

Originally Posted by Jason

Yes, comfort access is a standalone option.

Cool thanks.

[SamS]

So Power Rear Sunshade is included for free with ZPP?

[Seattle S65B40]

looks like no Comp Package for E93, as had been alluded to in some rumors...

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by Technic

- Individual Composition (XC4) is an all inclusive package (exterior/interior) for the Convertible at $5000 MSRP, a $4100 discount.

Oh, I get it - by "$5th" rick berry meant $5 thousand ($5000). I.e. the price, not the name of the package.

That's a good deal vs. a standard individual order. Of course, to get that price, you are limited to just those few colors. And the level of exclusivity is probably not going to be quite so high.

- Comfort Access can be ordered individually ($500), no package required.

LOL, five model years later they finally get that one in there.

[Jason]

Originally Posted by SamS

So Power Rear Sunshade is included for free with ZPP?

Correct.

[Mr. ///M3 RD]

What would be the Canadian pricing? Anyone know?

[SamS]

Very good! I had spec'd out a pretty loaded MY2011 E92 M3 in anticipation of MY2012. The difference is $100 less in favor of the MY2012, and I get the Power Rear Sunshade (was not planning on ordering) for free!

Hoping my dealer places my order in the system today

[chewietobbacca]

So if I got this right, base MSRP goes up $1000 but the Premium Package + Convenience Package is now combined at $4350 for a $1050 savings from before. And we get the rear sunshade thrown in too

[Lunker]

If you order now when would you take delivery? Wondering if I should have waited...

[SamS]

Originally Posted by chewietobbacca

So if I got this right, base MSRP goes up $1000 but the Premium Package + Convenience Package is now combined at $4350 for a $1050 savings from before. And we get the rear sunshade thrown in too

Yep, but ED MSRP on the E92 only goes up $880. So the $1050 savings nets out to ~$100 once you figure in discounts on options.

I'm happy with the slight changes and new pricing.

[Technic]

Originally Posted by chewietobbacca

So if I got this right, base MSRP goes up $1000 but the Premium Package + Convenience Package is now combined at $4350 for a $1050 savings from before. And we get the rear sunshade thrown in too

... add $1350/$1550 in standard equipment as well.

[stefan]

Hmm.. Canadian M3s still have more standard spec items. But its always nice to see.

[SamS]

Originally Posted by Technic

... add $1350/$1550 in standard equipment as well.

Yes, but the alarm/iPod/USB added as standard equipment is reduced from the cost of ZPP. Net just a hundred dollars if you were already going to order Convenience Pkg + Premium 2.

Or, you can look at those few things in standard equipment as counting towards the cost of the base increase.

Net/Net, not a huge change in price. Which is OK!

[Mr. ///M3 RD]

Originally Posted by stefan

Hmm.. Canadian M3s still have more standard spec items. But its always nice to see.

I am wondering too Stefan .... perhaps Jason can find out for us poor Canadians I am very interested since our dollar is stronger then the US one at the moment ....

I've written to my friendly BMW Dealer, perhaps he can find out or may already know. If I hear back I shall let you know.

Cheers,

Rolf-Dieter

[persian54]

I would have done Moonstone with platinum

o well

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

Yes! Worth the wait!

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

Now all we need is a breakdown of all the packages available.

[silent06]

Is it possible to post an 2012 invoice pricing sheet like the one Esquire posted for MY2011?

[Mako]

Wow $59,900 base price now, whats the next gen going to be? $65K? $80K fully loaded, what a M5 was 5-6 years ago...

So Glad I bought my C63 in 2009 for $54K brand new (fully loaded, $67K sticker) Mercedes was giving insane rebates because of the economy (only reason I picked it over the M3). I can't imagine paying $70K for my car or an M3 right now. They are nice (dad has an M3 Coupe) but not worth $70K, maybe its time to go to the M2