[roshambo919]

I'm in the fortunate position of currently having a choice between a lightly used '22 (9k miles) or a new '24 M440i gran coupe.

Price differential is coming in around $3k more for the '24. The thing is...I think I kind of hate iDrive8 on the '24. Looks tacky and rushed. Not the sporty M440i look I'm expecting.

BUT, the prospect of getting 2-model-year newer AND new for only a few grand more would seem like a no-brainer...Any bimmer-heads got sage wisdom for me?

[billnchristy]

What's the spec on them? Does the 22 have the dreaded manual seats?

[roshambo919]

Luckily power seats on the 22.

'24 also has the driver assist package while '22 does not.

[wrickem]

I’d go for the ‘24 with that small of a price gap for a brand new car. You’ll get used to idrive 8

[billnchristy]

Do the 24. Drivers assist is awesome.

That's low miles on the 22 but it seems like they're almost asking sticker on it.

[kapa1122]

Id8 isn't that bad, I think a lot of people just don't like change �� but I will say its sometimes annoying that the climate controls aren't buttons, but oh well. '24 sounds better... brand new car that you know no one has messed with, driver assist, longer time you'll be under warranty.

[Panscan340]

Having a brand new car with 2 years more warranty is def worth the 3k difference. Also the ability to spec it exactly how you want.

Used is a way worse deal. Maybe if they were 7k different

[JABCAT]

I think id8 looks ridiculous, and I prefer actual buttons for certain features. I also don't care for any driver "assist" features, so I would choose the '22 provided it's been well-taken care of.

[roshambo919]

I was a bit off. Price diff is gonna be more like $5k, but still probably makes sense to go '24.
Thanks y'all!

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by roshambo919

I was a bit off. Price diff is gonna be more like $5k, but still probably makes sense to go '24.
Thanks y'all!

For $3,000 I’d have a hard time telling you to go with the ‘22 even though I HATE the humongous iPad. For $5,000 I’d have a little easier time doing that, but still…… Why is the price difference so small?! It can’t be just the low mileage, can it? I can’t figure it out. To me it doesn’t make sense. I REALLY hate the iPad, so I would choose the ‘22 even though it’s only $5,000 less. Has BMW cut features and/or equipment on the ‘24? Is the ‘22 a CPO?