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We’ve been waiting for this moment for quite some time now. Looking at the incredible specs BMW is bragging with for the new F80 M3 over and over again, you couldn’t help but wonder just how expensive a new car like that would be.
The starting prices have been announced in one way or another but we all know that the end price of a car can be quite different from the one you start at, especially if it’s a BMW. Now, if you live in Europe, you can get a better idea.
That’s because the full BMW M3 configurator is online on the German website of the company, prices included. Talking about money, you should know that the car is more expensive in its homeland than it is in the US, starting at €74,600 ($104,000).
You’ll find plenty of optional features to choose from in the configurator, starting from the gearbox to the dashboard trims. However, the 2015 model also comes fitted with plenty of standard kit so you shouldn’t be pushing the price tag too high if you don’t want to.
The exterior colors are limited to 8 different choices, the Austin Yellow and Yas Marina Blue included, alongside Alpine White, Sapphire Black and Sakhir Orange (which would be our choice).
Inside you get 8 different types of leather and one cloth choice that would do fine if you ask us. The Silverstone Merino leather isn’t too bad either and would tickle our fancy.
In the end, our configuration ended up costing €92,000 but we got everything we could on, like the Carbon Ceramic Brakes (around €7,000) and the M Adaptive suspension, things you could easily live without. Time to go create your own dream car.
That’s because the full BMW M3 configurator is online on the German website of the company, prices included. Talking about money, you should know that the car is more expensive in its homeland than it is in the US, starting at €74,600 ($104,000).
You’ll find plenty of optional features to choose from in the configurator, starting from the gearbox to the dashboard trims. However, the 2015 model also comes fitted with plenty of standard kit so you shouldn’t be pushing the price tag too high if you don’t want to.
The exterior colors are limited to 8 different choices, the Austin Yellow and Yas Marina Blue included, alongside Alpine White, Sapphire Black and Sakhir Orange (which would be our choice).
Inside you get 8 different types of leather and one cloth choice that would do fine if you ask us. The Silverstone Merino leather isn’t too bad either and would tickle our fancy.
In the end, our configuration ended up costing €92,000 but we got everything we could on, like the Carbon Ceramic Brakes (around €7,000) and the M Adaptive suspension, things you could easily live without. Time to go create your own dream car.
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