[motomaster132003]

I have been looking for a new 2018 M2 manual this last week, and with the $2000 finance incentive you can get a 2018 M2 for around $6000 - $7000 off MSRP. The problem is most of the 2018's I have found have a lot of add on's, so the MSRP is around $62,500 - $64,500.

Let's take a 2018 with a $63,000 MSRP for example and say you saved $6,000. That puts you right at $57,000 plus tax, reg, etc.

I located a couple 2019 M2 Competition models with Manual Trans and the executive package for $60,500 plus fees. For only $3,500 more would you rather have a 2019 with less carbon add on's vs. a tricked out 2018?