2015 BMW M3 (F80) / M4 (F82) Canadian Order Guide

[kv12]

I don't believe this has been posted yet. So here it is

2015 BMW M3 / M4 Canadian Order Guide

2015 BMW M3 Sedan starting at $74,000

2015 BMW M4 Coupe starting at $75,000


Update:
I have received an updated timeline for the BMW M3 and BMW M4.
We will have 1 of each pre-spec'ed BMW M3/M4 for March Production used for Display at the dealership during April. Cars ordered for the April Build to be taken delivery in June 2014.

[karbonphiber]

Originally Posted by kv12

I don't believe this has been posted yet. So here it is

2015 BMW M3 / M4 Canadian Order Guide

2015 BMW M3 Sedan starting at $74,000
2015 BMW M4 Coupe starting at $75,000

thanks for posting this. as usually we are getting it up the ass compared to the US

[parky1215]

Canada gets Azurite Black Metallic as exterior color option.

[solstice]

What, the Canadian price list is out but the US will not be released until end of January?
Thanks a lot for posting! This should be more like the US packaging than the UK version.

[discoboy1]

Originally Posted by parky1215

Canada gets Azurite Black Metallic as exterior color option.

Probably with individual package available 07/14, so an other 3-4K$ extra

Price is steeper than I had hoped, at least HK, CA and Nav are standard
So
Base M3 + Metalic paint + M Suspension for me

[CanAutM3]

Super. Thanks for sharing

Damn, a loaded F8X will be an expensive car here in Canada (over $104k) . That is into M5 territory .

Metallic paint was a no cost option on my E46 and E92. Now they are charging $895 for it. However the adjustable lumbar support/side bolsters are now included (was $1100 on my E92), so is the Harman Kardon (I am guessing the equivalent of premium sound as there is no option, was $1200 on my E92) and iDrive/nav ($3200 on my E92). Other new features also standard such as heated steering. The 19" are also standard (was $2000 on my E92). It seems the base car is getting more value, but the options really push it up.

EDC also went down from in price from $2000 on my E92 to $900.

CCB are $8500 , I guess I'll skip on that one .

[solstice]

Does this mean official ordering is now open in Canada and the UK?

[Nex]

Looks like the 19s are standard as well.

[myzmak]

Thanks for posting.

[solstice]

Originally Posted by CanAutM3

Super. Thanks for sharing

Damn, a loaded F8X will be an expensive car here in Canada

Metallic paint was a no cost option on my E46 and E92. Now they are charging $895 for it.

DCT at $3900 was that the E92 price as well in Canada? CCBs at $8500 much as expected.

Regarding the metallic paint cost. I wonder if it was originally free and after seeing complaints of the lack of darker blues they added two as standard ( Azurite & Tanzanite ) and put a $895 extra for all metallics.

[bimmerj]

Originally Posted by kv12

I don't believe this has been posted yet. So here it is

2015 BMW M3 / M4 Canadian Order Guide

2015 BMW M3 Sedan starting at $74,000
2015 BMW M4 Coupe starting at $75,000

lol I got my 507 with every option possible for $78k (including winter tires on AMG wheels). The M4 will be more than $100k for the same options. New C63 or Corvette are next for me.

[kv12]

Originally Posted by solstice

Does this mean official ordering is now open in Canada and the UK?

Yes, we have had deposits on the M3 and M4s... but since the pricing is out we can actually order. I think deliveries don't start until after June/July though I have to confirm.

[schnell325]

Originally Posted by solstice

DCT at $3900 was that the E92 price as well in Canada? CCBs at $8500 much as expected.

Dare I say $3,000? I can't recall and my PDf list from when I bought my car in '08 is at home.

[solstice]

Originally Posted by schnell325

Dare I say $3,000? I can't recall and my PDf list from when I bought my car in '08 is at home.

Ouch, it was $2900 here, I hope that doesn't mean we'll see closer to $4k here.

[Alessandro]

Damn price is steap we'll I guess c7 it is.

[mpower3330]

Executive package looks like a good deal if it includes the Full leather. Am i reading that correctly?

[solstice]

Originally Posted by mpower3330

Executive package looks like a good deal if it includes the Full leather. Am i reading that correctly?

Yes, looks like a good deal if you don't want HUD since it looks like the only way to get it is to add the Premium package as well.

[parky1215]

Originally Posted by solstice

DCT at $3900 was that the E92 price as well in Canada? CCBs at $8500 much as expected.

Regarding the metallic paint cost. I wonder if it was originally free and after seeing complaints of the lack of darker blues they added two as standard ( Azurite & Tanzanite ) and put a $895 extra for all metallics.

DCT for E92 M3 in Canada was $3900. Just check BMW Canada website.
It looks like our DCT price will be $2900.

[CanAutM3]

Originally Posted by solstice

What, the Canadian price list is out but the US will not be released until end of January?
Thanks a lot for posting! This should be more like the US packaging than the UK version.

We pay more in Canada, but we usually get more items as standard (at least it was the case for the E46 and E92). You probably cannot rely on the Canadian guide for US standard items and option pricing.

[solstice]

Originally Posted by parky1215

DCT for E92 M3 in Canada was $3900. Just check BMW Canada website.
It looks like our DCT price will be $2900.

Perfect, thanks.

[CanAutM3]

Originally Posted by solstice

DCT at $3900 was that the E92 price as well in Canada? CCBs at $8500 much as expected.

Regarding the metallic paint cost. I wonder if it was originally free and after seeing complaints of the lack of darker blues they added two as standard ( Azurite & Tanzanite ) and put a $895 extra for all metallics.

Yup, was $3900 for DCT on my E92.

[myzmak]

Originally Posted by mpower3330

Executive package looks like a good deal if it includes the Full leather. Am i reading that correctly?

I think you are not.

I believe the executive package requires the premium package ("Z3A requires ordering Z0C").....so you gotta get both for the full $9,500 uptick.