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Originally Posted by Mitchell
I dont imagine they will start the M5 at 100.000 USD. It would really limit the sales of the car in the US market. If you look at the M3 for an example it is based at 54.600 British Pounds and at the same time it is base priced at 59.900 USD. If you use this as an example you can expect the M5 to base price in the US market at 80.000 USD. Well optioned, sure you can hit 100.000 USD but I would bet you won't see it as a base price. It just is not logical.
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$80K is the ideal starting price point. Making it start at $100k would make it hard to compete in the super-sedan market when the competition (E63, S6, CTS-V) begins at $70K+
But I wouldn't be surprised if it starts at the same price as the E63 ($88K)