[Macphisto]

Check arrived from BMWNA

BMW CCA member since 1998.

[andrettifan]

Cool. How can I get one of those?

[TucErDoc]

How does one become a member of BMW CCA? How much does it cost annually?

[Macphisto]

$48 per year

[andrettifan]

So, if I join now but take delivery of my new M2 in October (which is when it should be here), I won't have been a member for a year and therefore don't qualify?

If I do qualify, I'm all over this like a... well, you know.

[ric124]

Originally Posted by andrettifan

So, if I join now but take delivery of my new M2 in October (which is when it should be here), I won't have been a member for a year and therefore don't qualify?

If I do qualify, I'm all over this like a... well, you know.

No you wont qualify.

[Destroya]

Originally Posted by andrettifan

So, if I join now but take delivery of my new M2 in October (which is when it should be here), I won't have been a member for a year and therefore don't qualify?

If I do qualify, I'm all over this like a... well, you know.

Unfortunately you would not qualify. Dues are only $48 a year. I don't understand why all BMW fans do not belong. You save enough on one car to pay membership fees for 10 years.

[It8ntez]

A sincere thanks for the reminder. Only have 60-days from when you take delivery.

[ric124]

Originally Posted by Destroya

Unfortunately you would not qualify. Dues are only $48 a year. I don't understand why all BMW fans do not belong. You save enough on one car to pay membership fees for 10 years.

Yup, I subscribed 4 years ago so I wouldn't miss out on this. This would put me at $500 under MSRP

[pruettfan]

I joined last summer anticipating my M2 purchase. There are several benefits but this is the one that makes the cost a no brainer.

[zenmaster]

Originally Posted by Destroya

Unfortunately you would not qualify. Dues are only $48 a year. I don't understand why all BMW fans do not belong. You save enough on one car to pay membership fees for 10 years.

Can't combine with USAA.

[pup73]

I missed out by a month; joined last May. Didn't expect to take delivery in April. Oh well..the price one pays for early adoption

-c

[M3 Adjuster]

Originally Posted by zenmaster

Can't combine with USAA.

? ?? Of course one can...

Has nothing to do with a USAA discount as this a REBATE that is AFTER the sale , not a cash discount applied TO the sale ! of course , you would still definitely have to be a BMW CCA member for a year prior to the purchase ...

As others have mentioned , the rebate is cool but there are lots of other reasons to join BMW CCA - particularly other BMW owners !

[zenmaster]

Originally Posted by M3 Adjuster

? ?? Of course one can...

I thought it was common knowledge for anyone that has looked into it. Are you just assuming??

Look, I think BMWCCA is a great organization. Not getting this rebate due to not being able to combine with USAA is a poor excuse not to join. I was just pointing out that it would be a reason, as $1000 is more than $500.

[M3 Adjuster]

Originally Posted by zenmaster

I thought it was common knowledge for anyone that has looked into it. Are you just assuming??

Look, I think BMWCCA is a great organization. Not getting this rebate due to not being able to combine with USAA is a poor excuse not to join. I was just pointing out that it would be a reason, as $1000 is more than $500.

Not sure what you are trying to state here.

The BMW CCA rebate is submitted to BMW CCA directly and you send in for it 30 days after purchase. That's well after you would submit anything for a pre purchase discount.

[zenmaster]

Originally Posted by M3 Adjuster

Not sure what you are trying to state here.

The BMW CCA rebate is submitted to BMW CCA directly and you send in for it 30 days after purchase. That's well after you would submit anything for a pre purchase discount.

I'm trying to say you are incorrect. It is as if you are guessing. The exclusions page has it listed prominently. They are both actually rebates, but one goes directly to dealer. This is also not a new policy AFAIK.

[CosmosMpower]

Anyone know if you'll get the rebate if you joined over 12 months ago but with your company LLC instead of personal name but buy a vehicle in your personal name instead of under the company? Does the name on the PO of the car have to match the membership or will they give it to you if you can prove you are one in the same entity?

[hpapad01]

Originally Posted by CosmosMpower

Anyone know if you'll get the rebate if you joined over 12 months ago but with your company LLC instead of personal name but buy a vehicle in your personal name instead of under the company? Does the name on the PO of the car have to match the membership or will they give it to you if you can prove you are one in the same entity?

My understanding is that the name needs to match the membership name.

You have nothing to loose, just give them a shout and ask for clarification.

[LinkF1]

Got mine today. Officially under MSRP now!

[ric124]

Originally Posted by CosmosMpower

Anyone know if you'll get the rebate if you joined over 12 months ago but with your company LLC instead of personal name but buy a vehicle in your personal name instead of under the company? Does the name on the PO of the car have to match the membership or will they give it to you if you can prove you are one in the same entity?

Have you tried accessing your cca account and changing name?

[atxsk8r]

I'm not a CCA member but i did get a $278.00 check in the mail the other day from BMW for turning in my lease car with low miles, woohoo!

[Tag]

You can use the code: 100JAHRE when joining at bmwcca.org to receive $6 off a one-year membership, $7 off a two-year membership, and $8 off a three-year membership.

Confirmed this still works, I just joined up for a 1yr and got $6 off.