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Originally Posted by frankchn
If we look at the equivalent price increases for the lower-end models, the 2016 535i had an MSRP of $55,850, and the 2018 540i Xdrive has an MSRP of $60,000, an increase of 7.5% or $4150 (both from the inclusion of X-drive and general price increases).
The 2016 M5 had an MSRP of $94,100. If the same increase happens to the 2018 M5, then we are looking at $98,250 (+$4,150) to $101,150 (+7.5%), so I am guessing $100,000 MSRP in the US.
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Indeed, the Mercedes E63S starts at a base price of $104,400. F90 M5 will be similarly priced, but with same engine as F10 M5. So BMW will be charging people more just because the car has AWD now. Lol! (sarcastic laugh)