Ignore M8 at your own peril.
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BMW M8 Competition. Frozen Dark Green Individual.
AUTO giant BMW plans to pull a beloved model from US stores in the new year as new orders are no longer being accepted.
The M8 Coupe will stop production at the beginning of 2025, according to a dealer bulletin.
An announcement sent to BMW reportedly said the 2025 model year is the last year for the coupe, according to BMW Blog.
No 2026 model is planned for the car, which was first introduced by the German automaker in 2019.
Orders have already closed for the car - meaning if you planned to order one but haven't yet, you're out of luck.
All orders that were in 047 or 105 statuses by December 20 will be processed within two weeks.
It must be selling in really low numbers to take it off the US market. Only in production for 5 years now so it's not ancient yet. Maybe the GC is selling more than the coupe.Damn, it sounds like the end of the road for the beloved M8 coupe.
Maybe the GC is selling more than the coupe.
It must be selling in really low numbers to take it off the US market. Only in production for 5 years now so it's not ancient yet. Maybe the GC is selling more than the coupe.
VFACTS new-car sales data reveals 39 BMW 8 Series vehicles were delivered in Australia between January and November 2024, split between 25 coupes/convertibles and 14 Gran Coupes.
It is the slowest-selling BMW vehicle in Australia year-to-date – excluding the discontinued 6 Series Gran Turismo (three) – behind the 7 Series/i7 limousine (78), Z4 convertible (87), and XM upper-large SUV (124).
Over the same time, Audi delivered 56 A7s, Porsche delivered 56 Panameras, Lexus delivered 50 LCs, and Mercedes-Benz delivered 17 AMG GTs.
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