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      09-29-2021, 09:30 PM   #23
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At least you can drive it in the winter in Texas. Not so much in Ohio.
The choices we make… what’s winter? 🤫🥶
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      09-30-2021, 07:48 AM   #24
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At least you can drive it in the winter in Texas. Not so much in Ohio.
When we here in Texas got hit with that wild freeze this year I went everywhere I needed to go in my Canam Maverick Max X3 XMR and thought to myself why in the hell would people want to deal with this shit every year. Power to those that do lol.
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      12-15-2021, 12:12 AM   #25
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Ordered mine Jan 26/21. Picked it up April 27th 2021.
Pretty fast really.
Dealer was surprised by how fast it came as well. I did not order individual paint.
Standard Black Sapphire.
No winters for me in this car. I've got a AWD Saab for that duty. Winter in Ontario ca be nasty some days...not so far though. Might be a green xmas here
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      12-21-2021, 12:40 AM   #26
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ordered mine july 26 with build date of late aug i think.

car delivered nov 16. so just shy of 3mos from start of production to actual delivery for me. but as others have said, the allocation is key. if your dealer can't give you a date it's a crap shoot.
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also, car was built pretty fast, like 2 weeks. the transport time is agonizing. 14 days at sea, then the car sat at newark port for like 5 weeks waiting for a radio chip or something sim.
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      12-21-2021, 01:00 AM   #28
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ordered mine july 26 with build date of late aug i think.

car delivered nov 16. so just shy of 3mos from start of production to actual delivery for me. but as others have said, the allocation is key. if your dealer can't give you a date it's a crap shoot.
Yeah, I have no faith that my dealer can get an allocation in any reasonable time so I am on lists at four large dealers through the country. Hopefully one of them will come through with an early allocation. Same with my current M4 as for build time and the agonizing delivery time. It actually got built fairly quickly despite the individual color but time at sea was painful and then I just had to wait for the PCD date.

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My M8 was ordered 9/1. Car was scheduled for week 50 12/13. Car has stalled in Quality check before final assembly since 12/17. i expect it to ship 1st week of January. estimate delivery February 1st 5-6 months.
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      12-28-2021, 02:04 PM   #30
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Crevier in California has several *available* M8's in the showroom. Be ready to pay the markup, though. PM me if you want the contact.
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      12-28-2021, 05:17 PM   #31
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Crevier in California has several *available* M8's in the showroom. Be ready to pay the markup, though. PM me if you want the contact.
Seems like everything at that dealer costs the premium. I'm looking for a 23 though anyway
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      12-29-2021, 09:17 AM   #32
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Crevier in California has several *available* M8's in the showroom. Be ready to pay the markup, though. PM me if you want the contact.
Seems like everything at that dealer costs the premium. I'm looking for a 23 though anyway
Why the '23?
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Why the '23?
BC 22 is so last year.
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      12-29-2021, 01:45 PM   #34
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Why the '23?
BC 22 is so last year.
It's still next year at this point.
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      12-29-2021, 05:12 PM   #35
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BC 22 is so last year.
Because the 23's are going to have a slight LCI'ish update, because if I ordered one now (or a few months ago when I started looking) I'd get it right in the middle (or beginning) of Ohio winter just to park in my garage while I drive my Jeep, because of for that reason I can wait just a few months longer (I hope only a few months) and get the next model year, and because it gives me a little more time to work some extra shifts to make some money to put towards a downpayment.
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Getting a solid Allocation seems more the task. The options added such as individual colors or interiors. I would guess 4 months minimum.
4 months sounds fast, although also would be just in time to sit in my garage for the winter. I do want the B&W, but not much else as far as options go. I have an individual color on my M4 but for what I'd already be spending on an M8 could go stock.
Why would the car sit in your garage for the winter?

People don't drive AWD supercars in the winter?
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Why would the car sit in your garage for the winter?

People don't drive AWD supercars in the winter?
Not if you like the car at all. An M8 does not make a good winter ride.
Mines tucked away til spring here too. WAY too nice a car to drive in the winter.
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Why would the car sit in your garage for the winter?

People don't drive AWD supercars in the winter?
Summer tires don't do winter.
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Why would the car sit in your garage for the winter?

People don't drive AWD supercars in the winter?
Mine is a convertible and this is my second winter daily driving it
I am in New york so not the craziest winters but we still get enough snow
I have snow tires though
It drives like any other car in the winter if you get snow tires and you can daily it
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Why would the car sit in your garage for the winter?

People don't drive AWD supercars in the winter?
I drive all my cars all year!!
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I just briefly looked at the idea of winter wheels and tires and it seems like it's probably at least a $7k investment for a decent looking tire/wheel combo? I could probably better put that 7k to use elsewhere.
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I just briefly looked at the idea of winter wheels and tires and it seems like it's probably at least a $7k investment for a decent looking tire/wheel combo? I could probably better put that 7k to use elsewhere.
You could buy my set of 4 x 810Ms that have summer Pirellis on them. Keep the summers for when yours are worn and buy a set of winter tires (WinTrac Pros are around $250 a corner for 275/35/20s).

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You could buy my set of 4 x 810Ms that have summer Pirellis on them. Keep the summers for when yours are worn and buy a set of winter tires (WinTrac Pros are around $250 a corner for 275/35/20s).

OfferUp—> https://offerup.co/ELPQZhkurmb
If I was closer to actually getting the car I might consider that. Unfortunately, my car doesn't even exist yet - still waiting on them to announce the 23's with any changes they might have along with the prices, plus an allocation and delivery time.
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Why would the car sit in your garage for the winter?

People don't drive AWD supercars in the winter?
Summer tires don't do winter.
Swap to winter tires. I have a GT3RS Weissach with Cup 2's that I drive any day in the winter if the roads are clear AND temps are 40 degrees or higher. I just can't imagine storing a car for months unless I have to.
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