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Old 04-05-2007, 12:50 PM
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European Delivery - 2 for 1 flights

found this on Modbargains...

Free Companion ticket on Lufthansa when you book your BMW European Delivery.


http://www.bmwusa.com/bmwexperience/.../lufthansa.htm
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Wow! And all you have to do is buy a brand new Bimmer?!
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Old 04-05-2007, 01:41 PM
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what better way to take a vacation? Buy your new BMW, go there and pick it up, drive it all over europe, have them ship it to the US when you are done, and get it when you get home?
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Old 04-09-2007, 06:30 PM
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thats not a bad idea if you were trying to buy a euro e36
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Any downsides to Euro Delivery? I'm thinking of taking it on either a 335 or the new M3 in a year or so.
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Old 04-09-2007, 09:22 PM
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I saw a brand new Boxster S today with temp German tags that must have been a Euro delivery. I couldn't help but think how much it would suck to take delivery of your new sports car, be able to take it out onto the autobahn and the N-Ring, but not be able to really drive it because of the break-in period.
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Any downsides to Euro Delivery? I'm thinking of taking it on either a 335 or the new M3 in a year or so.
Unless they've changed the rules the M cars don't get any discount with ED. Downsides: you are not sure about the re-delivery date. If you damage the car in Europe, or if it is damaged during transport it can take a long time to fix and therefore to re-deliver.
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what better way to take a vacation? Buy your new BMW, go there and pick it up, drive it all over europe, have them ship it to the US when you are done, and get it when you get home?
Did that with my dad and his M5 () over the summer. Best time of my life.
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Old 04-10-2007, 11:02 AM
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thats not a bad idea if you were trying to buy a euro e36
You can take euro delivery of north american models too.
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Old 04-10-2007, 06:41 PM
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what better way to take a vacation? Buy your new BMW, go there and pick it up, drive it all over europe, have them ship it to the US when you are done, and get it when you get home?
If you stay at least a week you are bound to break 1000 Miles then it's go time. Not like driving around 110MPH is no fun though before break in. Imagine all those spirited runs up to 100MPH.

I know it's far off but every other year me and the wifey do a international trip. Next year is a Medit. cruise to Greece, Italy and Turkey. I already told her in 2010 we are picking up my new Bimmer in Munich and touring Europe
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I did an ED last year and I am doing another this summer.

There is simply nothing like it.

And Lufthansa has been extending this deal to ED customers for a while as well.
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^^ something about your signature picture cracks me up everytime I see it. Something about a chubby dude standing there watching the bimmer pull out?
I don't know call me crazy but I love it!
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Old 04-21-2007, 04:44 PM
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I did an ED last year and I am doing another this summer.

There is simply nothing like it.

And Lufthansa has been extending this deal to ED customers for a while as well.
I can't agree more
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Old 04-21-2007, 08:49 PM
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so, let me get this straight, the way that read to me was that If i do an ED, i not only get to drive my new bimmer around europe, but i get it cheeper and shipped and such in the included price? thats a deal.
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Old 04-21-2007, 09:18 PM
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so, let me get this straight, the way that read to me was that If i do an ED, i not only get to drive my new bimmer around europe, but i get it cheeper and shipped and such in the included price? thats a deal.

go to bmwusa and read about it
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so, let me get this straight, the way that read to me was that If i do an ED, i not only get to drive my new bimmer around europe, but i get it cheeper and shipped and such in the included price? thats a deal.
You get up to 7% off the MSRP (minus M cars), so basically you put that towards your trip. Now you can do ED and PCD (performance delivery center) together...that's new. PCD is free inlcuding hotel and food...just have to get to SC.

MBZ supposedly even gives more bonuses but then your stuck with a Benz With Porsche you actually have to pay ~$4.5k to do it and Audi just recently started to offer ED for US but only for people buying straight out and not leasing...which is excluding a good majority of people. Also Saab and Volvo offer programs for Sweden delivery.

I personally hope to do this sometime in the future...130i M-tech hatchback would suit me well
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Old 04-21-2007, 09:39 PM
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so, let me get this straight, the way that read to me was that If i do an ED, i not only get to drive my new bimmer around europe, but i get it cheeper and shipped and such in the included price? thats a deal.
lol yes, that's right, I know it sounds fishy, but the savings and the experience are amazing. I did one myself just to experience the whole thing, and it was awesome. Here is a direct link to a little guide: http://edbmw.com/main/eded.html

read through it and you will understand more.

and this a great story written by someone, he gives some great tips

http://edbmw.com/blog/2007/04/11/how...for-a-new-bmw/

a little long, but worth it.

there are many articles all over the web, some of them on my blog, forum or website, scan through them and if you still have questions, feel free to ask.
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A good friend has done this twice in the last 3 or 4 years & is leaving again in a week or 2 for his 3rd ED. I guess he's just going back for more punishment.
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Can you do this with European Only models? Like a 530d or M5 Touring?
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wisky, from what I read, you can only do it on US models, its why the destination fee is the same.
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wisky, from what I read, you can only do it on US models, its why the destination fee is the same.
Yup, it's the same thing as ordering your car but you get to enjoy it in Europe before it sails to the US...minus X5 and Z4 since they are made in SC.
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thats not a bad idea if you were trying to buy a euro e36
the e36 has been out of production for over 8 years now.

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euro cars are not part of the European delivery program. the European delivery program is ONLY for North American market cars that you purchase and take ultimate delivery of them from your dealer or the BMW Performance Facility in SC.
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