[Yiruna]

Does anyone know if this is an option for the M2 Comp?

[DieGrüneHölle]

It works now on all 2series including M. USSA just needs to update their website for BMW’s new 2019 models.

[Yiruna]

Originally Posted by Blipit_

It works now on all 2series including M. USSA just needs to update their website for BMW's new 2019 models.

Thanks

[3tekcorps]

My SA said you can't use it on a special order as the current offer expires before purchase date. He showed me the promotions and all the dates expired prior to my expected delivery date (November)

[DieGrüneHölle]

Current USAA $2000 rebate on 2017/2018 models goes through 1/2/2019. That’s according to my local dealer. 2019 models have been added as they arrive, like the 2019 X3.

[3tekcorps]

Originally Posted by Blipit_

Current USAA $2000 rebate on 2017/2018 models goes through 1/2/2019. That’s according to my local dealer. 2019 models have been added as they arrive, like the 2019 X3.

Interesting. Thanks

[Budget M3]

Originally Posted by Blipit_

Current USAA $2000 rebate on 2017/2018 models goes through 1/2/2019. That’s according to my local dealer. 2019 models have been added as they arrive, like the 2019 X3.

Hoping the M2C gets added by the time my car arrives, too. Since it costs them nothing, dealers should honor it.

[nomoracin]

Sorry, I'm not familiar with USAA. Does it apply to European Deliveries too?

[Cavpilot2k]

Originally Posted by nomoracin

Sorry, I'm not familiar with USAA. Does it apply to European Deliveries too?

USAA is a bank and insurer for military and military families. You must be serving, have served, or be immediate family of a servicemember to be eligible to become a USAA member.

USAA discount is is a corporate agreement between BMWUSA and USAA to give a break to members.

[ohioplayrs]

please share web site being referenced. thanks

[AlpsRider]

Originally Posted by nomoracin

Sorry, I'm not familiar with USAA. Does it apply to European Deliveries too?

I don't think so. The most I'm expecting to get besides the 5% ED discount is the BMW CCA discount of $500. which is compatible with ED.

[Cavpilot2k]

Originally Posted by ohioplayrs

please share web site being referenced. thanks

I hate to sound like a prick, but if you're not a USAA member, the website is irrelevant. And if you're not a service member or immediate family of one, you are not eligible to become a member, which, again, makes it irrelevant.

[3tekcorps]

Originally Posted by Cavpilot2k

I hate to sound like a prick, but if you're not a USAA member, the website is irrelevant. And if you're not a service member or immediate family of one, you are not eligible to become a member, which, again, makes it irrelevant.

From the web site:

Who We Serve



Active Military

Individuals who are currently serving in the U.S. Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines or Navy.


Former Military

Those who have retired or separated from the U.S. military with a discharge type of Honorable.


Family

Widows, widowers and un-remarried former spouses of USAA members who joined USAA prior to or during the marriage and individuals whose parents joined USAA.


Cadets and Midshipmen

Cadets and midshipmen at U.S. service academies, in advanced ROTC or on ROTC scholarship, plus officer candidates within 24 months of commissioning.

[horsepower_and_hounds]

But remember....FYI

if you take a BMW finance incentive (if they have one at the time of financing) you will loose 1/2 the USAA discount. If you take the USAA discount and are a BMWCCA member you will loose the $500 back. I found out the hard way. I took the .9% BMW financing and they immediately hacked the USAA incentive in half then when I submitted the $500 BMWCCA rebate they refused it. it is actually all stated in the fine print. Left a bad taste in my mouth.....especially the BMWCCA bit

[Cavpilot2k]

Originally Posted by m2ruder

But remember....FYI

if you take a BMW finance incentive (if they have one at the time of financing) you will loose 1/2 the USAA discount. If you take the USAA discount and are a BMWCCA member you will loose the $500 back. I found out the hard way. I took the .9% BMW financing and they immediately hacked the USAA incentive in half then when I submitted the $500 BMWCCA rebate they refused it. it is actually all stated in the fine print. Left a bad taste in my mouth.....especially the BMWCCA bit

True. Some incentives are mutually exclusive.
My last deal was for an LCI M2 at 1.9% with the $2000 USAA, but no CCA (because the USAA was better - at least they gave me the better one) and a local loyalty discount.
But you are right, you generally can't stack organizational incentives.

[nomoracin]

Originally Posted by Cavpilot2k

USAA is a bank and insurer for military and military families. You must be serving, have served, or be immediate family of a servicemember to be eligible to become a USAA member.

USAA discount is is a corporate agreement between BMWUSA and USAA to give a break to members.

Ahh no wonder I didn't know what that was.

[DieGrüneHölle]

Originally Posted by m2ruder

But remember....FYI

if you take a BMW finance incentive (if they have one at the time of financing) you will loose 1/2 the USAA discount. If you take the USAA discount and are a BMWCCA member you will loose the $500 back. I found out the hard way. I took the .9% BMW financing and they immediately hacked the USAA incentive in half then when I submitted the $500 BMWCCA rebate they refused it. it is actually all stated in the fine print. Left a bad taste in my mouth.....especially the BMWCCA bit

Yup, BMWCCA pretty much made having a membership pointless. When it made discount no longer stackable with ussa or fleet.

[hyperrift]

Originally Posted by m2ruder

But remember....FYI

if you take a BMW finance incentive (if they have one at the time of financing) you will loose 1/2 the USAA discount. If you take the USAA discount and are a BMWCCA member you will loose the $500 back. I found out the hard way. I took the .9% BMW financing and they immediately hacked the USAA incentive in half then when I submitted the $500 BMWCCA rebate they refused it. it is actually all stated in the fine print. Left a bad taste in my mouth.....especially the BMWCCA bit

Actually it's even worse, you lose 75% of the USAA discount. You get only $500 from USAA rebate if financing through BMW.

[Cavpilot2k]

Originally Posted by hyperrift

Actually it's even worse, you lose 75% of the USAA discount. You get only $500 from USAA rebate if financing through BMW.

Not necessarily true.
He is talking about major BMWFS incentives (like year-end 0.9% apr, or "cash back" and whatnot).
Like I said, three months ago I was offered 1.9% though BMWFS and full $2k USAA discount.

I'm not saying they will offer that to everyone, but it was offered to me, so I know it is POSSIBLE.

[james33]

So what is the best strategy to use to save the most money? I'm doing ED next year, and I'm a USAA and BMWCCA member. I'll finance wherever I have to in order to get the best deal.

[AlpsRider]

Originally Posted by james33

So what is the best strategy to use to save the most money? I'm doing ED next year, and I'm a USAA and BMWCCA member. I'll finance wherever I have to in order to get the best deal.

AFAIK, ED 5% discount and BMWCCA $500. is the best you can do on ED unless the dealer gives an additional discount out of their pocket which is unlikely given the demand for this new model. At this point getting ED is like a gift. Please someone prove me wrong so that I can save more money on the deal :-)

[chutak]

My SA tells me the USAA incentive drops from $2000 to $500 next month. Has anybody else heard of this? Or maybe he's just saying that, so I'll buy a car this weekend.