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Originally Posted by RPM33
You are right. Assuming the car hits dealers in September or later, for deprecation purposes, you would want it to be listed as model year 2021. Because then if you go ahead and sell or trade the car in say 2023 or 2024, you would rather have a 2021 model year car as opposed to a 2020 car for trade in-value purposes.
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Yep. Could care less otherwise, but help mitigate depreciation. I also believe there is still a chance that we get surprised with a digital dash.
It'll be almost comical how archaic this car will seem in a year. The G series sounds like they are creating a big boy interior for the 2 series. Small reduction in feel, but giant leap into technology. I'm sure it will come with a nice price increase.