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#51 of 283 I saw one by shoes Nov 18, 2003 (9:45 am)
Robb Report was shooting photographs in the Napa Valley of what they said was the only 645 in the US. It was black and looked very good in person, lots of presence.   I have to be honest, it still looks vaguely Pontiac in the front and vaguely Chrysler in the rear. Still I am sure the driving is all BMW.   The best news I heard from my dealer was that the pricing will start around $62,000 base MSRP.   I have a CLK 55 Cabriolet on order and should receive it in January and wondering which I will enjoy more. I think AMG has just about made BMW irrelevant.
#52 of 283 2004 avaliablity???? by i_drive Dec 10, 2003 (6:22 pm)
i have decided to replace my wife's '99 ML320 with either a new 2004 MB S430 or 2004 BMW 645Ci (decided to drop the Cayenne S)   do you have go to to your local dealership to go on the waiting list? knowing how popular this car is going to be, i would think so (recalling the '98 ML320 wait; 9 months!).
#53 of 283 6 series availability by shoes Dec 11, 2003 (11:11 am)
I have been told by two dealers that there will be gouging on the initial 6 series cars. Given the teething pains BMW had with the 7 series in the first year, I would say a 2005 is the better choice. Also, at first I heard the base price would be just a little more than the 5 series, now I hear it is a little more than the 7 series which puts a loaded coupe in the high $70's and a loaded convertible in the mid $80's.
#55 of 283 pricing info by ajrose Jan 19, 2004 (4:18 am)
Just received pricing info on 2004 645Ci and 645 CiC.                     Coupe Conv MSRP $69,300 $76,300 Euro del 64,450 70,960   Options:   Active cruise $2200 Heads up disp 1000 Sat Radio 595 Cold pkg 700 Prem sound 1800 Sport pkg 2800   That's it.
#56 of 283 Hmmmm... by shipo Jan 19, 2004 (7:51 am)
Let's see, a 645Ci 6-Speed (three pedal variety), Sport Package and Premium Sound for $69,050 (or maybe a little less) via ED. Yeah, I think that car needs me to pick it up in the fatherland.   Best Regards, Shipo
#57 of 283 A few additional options... by shipo Jan 19, 2004 (8:01 am)
BMW 645Ci U.S. MSRP: 69,300 BMW 645Ci E.D. MSRP: 64,450   Destination and Handling: 650   Option/Description -- Price 494/Heated Front Seats -- 500 508/Park Distance Control -- 700 531/Active Cruise Control -- 2,200 610/Head-Up Display -- 1,000 655/Satellite Radio -- 595 693/Satellite Radio Prep -- 75 ZPS/Premium Package -- 1,800 * ZSP/Sport Package -- 2,800   Best Regards, Shipo   * The source for this information may have typed the description incorrectly as ZPS typically denotes "Premium Sound" not "Premium Package" which is usually denoted with the ZPP code.
#58 of 283 ED 645CI by mash3 Jan 23, 2004 (4:58 pm)
I have placed an order for ED for pick up in July. I had been on the top of the wait list at my dealer and did not have any problem getting on the ED list.
#59 of 283 portknoxxa by Mr_Shiftright HOST Feb 11, 2004 (10:59 am)
Please turn off your CAPS LOCK.   thanks   Host
#60 of 283 How does ED work? by sgrief Feb 15, 2004 (5:49 am)
How do you get in the queue? What happens once you pick up the vehicle (presumably in Munich)? How does it get shipped back to the US? What's the shipping cost?

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