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Originally Posted by G8rGrl
I like the M2. However, to charge a "hype price" the end product must meet or exceed the "hot anticipation". The BMW M2 has not met the "hot anticipation" that enthusiasts had for the M2. Those who like it still mention things they would tweak if they could. I'm not paying a ridiculous price for this car. Every time the suspected MSRP goes up, I cross-shop other models and other brands.
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haha I mean, I don't disagree with you guys. I couldn't justify the car at a higher price either. But at the same time, you are kind of making my point for me! The rumored allocation is around 1000 M2s (or less) for the US. There are WAY more than a thousand people who would buy the car for $51k. Now at $58K? Now we're probably getting closer to widdling down demand to 1000 people. Its econ 101
Sucks? Definitely. Makes sense? Definitely.