Bmw Uk Delivery Times

Factory order times for new cars vary massively by make & model, so we created a constantly updated list for you. See all new car delivery times here. The BMW Group is a global manufacturer with a variety of models produced in several locations.

The lead time of a new vehicle can vary depending on where the vehicle is produced, current worldwide demand for the vehicle, and at what stage of the production process the vehicle is in if you decided to purchase. BMW M2 Forums 2023+ (G87) Regional Forums UK Delivery time lines Thread Tools Bookmarks twitter Facebook Digg Google StumbleUpon del.icio.us My Yahoo! Discover new car lead times in our guide.

Find detailed information and insights to help you plan your car lease purchase and avoid lengthy waiting periods. Looks like, yet again, the UK is not getting the full allocation of 2025 LCI builds because of another possible update to the LCI. I had this with the first G42, arrived in March 2022 and then one month later they started to deliver with ID8 and other "tweaks".

Build slots for UK G42 LCi are. Hi, I'm looking for an iX 40 and am based in the UK. Most of the ones dealers are selling as 'available' are advertised at way over list price.

Does anyone know what the delivery time is currently for orders placed in the UK? Cheers, Dom. BMW: The German marque averages 36 weeks for new vehicles from order to delivery. Ford: Lead times for Ford models in the UK stand at around 27 weeks on average.

Hyundai: UK buyers should expect 27-41 weeks, with SUVs and electric models often near the upper end of that range. Hi All, Newbie here. The i4 will be my first ev and my first BMW, looking forward to it.

Just trying to figure out what the current UK delivery schedules are? The dealer would give me nothing, not even when it might get a date. Can anyone give their experience when they ordered from the UK? Ordered 2023-07-17 Make model: BMW i4 eDrive35 Sport. BMW Used BMW deals from £7,490 Monthly finance from £0.00* A BMW spokesman said it wasn't possible to provide lead times on a model-by-model basis.

In a statement, the firm said: "the average lead time on built-to-order BMW models for retail customers is approximately four months, although this will vary by model and by retailer. Nick Rufford, Sunday Times Driving editor, answers your queries.