Oops.
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, still a bit weird how hes crashed tho 
I was gonna chime in with the token DSC comment, but I was beaten to itLOL Don't start that again, we'll get the thread locked!
So...
it'll T-Cut out
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It is - $230,000 standard!
http://www.bmw.com.au/common_content/models/bmw/price_options/2006-Sept-M5.pdf
$230,500 AU$ to be precise
+ options
but the price list only has $4500 worth of options available so perhaps 250,000 is a bit over inflated.
You might nbot be adding all the stamp duty and on road fees we also have to pay just to get a new car on the road
in the UK we have to quote the OTR price "on the road" reflecting all the additional charges and taxes etc.. is there no such rule over there ?
because sure enough
Recommended retail prices are shown and exclude dealer charges, stamp duty, statutory charges and on-road charges which vary between dealers
because sure enough
Recommended retail prices are shown and exclude dealer charges, stamp duty, statutory charges and on-road charges which vary between dealers
Cars have the RRP shown but none of the extra costs that come with actually getting it on the road.(AFAIK)