Depending on the manufacturer's production and sales cycle, our inventory may include models from the previous calendar year; these are usually from the last batch of cars to roll out of the assembly lines for that model year, but they are still new cars with zero miles. You can only activate the model year filter to display the most recently released models. Models from the previous year are often discounted to make room for new ones. Another good reason to include previous models is when BMW completes a generation or retires a model that could appreciate in value in the collector's market.

An excellent way to narrow your search to compare models is to group the listings by their form factor. You can do this by activating the body style filter, which includes SUVs, coupes, sedans, and convertibles for the current BMW model generations.

If you are looking for urban crossovers such as the BMW X1, BMW X2, BMW X3, BMW X5, and BMW XM, you will find them in the SUV category. The BMW brand has one of the most extensive sedan lineups in North America, and it currently offers four-door models in the BMW M and BMW i-Series. The BMW 3 Series is compact, while the BMW 5 Series consists of midsize sedans. The BMW 7 Series is highly recommended for more space and luxury. The new BMW i-Series is for electric vehicles, and the current sedans are the compact BMW i5 and the midsize BMW i7. The BMW M series is for serious performance, and the BMW M3 is a touring sedan that feels like a supercar.

New Yorkers interested in a perfect balance of performance and style should activate the coupe and convertible filter from our inventory page. In the coupe category, BMW currently produces two-door cars in the BMW 2, BMW 4, BMW 8, BMW M2, BMW M4, and BMW M8 series. The four-door coupe models are also in the 2, 4, and 8 series. The coupe with the most capable performance is the BMW M8, and the EV version is the BMW i4, which can keep up with BMW touring cars. As for convertibles, the new BMW lineup features five gorgeous roadsters in the BMW 4 and BMW 8 series. Each gets a BMW M performance version, and there's also the fantastic BMW Z4, a stylish sports car that has appeared in numerous films, video games, and music videos.

You can select them as inventory filters if you are already familiar with BMW models and the features offered across trim levels and special packages. Let's say a moonroof is a must-have feature. If you activate the filter, you will see SUVs like the BMW X1 and BMW X3 in the premium trims, sedans like the BMW M3 and BMW M4, or stylish coupe models like the BMW 840i. We have a new BMW collection available now.

Getting into a new BMW should feel exciting from beginning to end, and the financing process plays a big role in that experience. At the dealership, you’ll have the chance to explore different financing paths based on how you plan to drive, how long you want to keep your vehicle, and what works best for your budget.

You can start by applying for financing online, which helps you get a clearer picture of your options before visiting. From there, the finance team can walk you through available loan and lease opportunities, explain payment structures, and help you compare different term lengths in a way that feels straightforward and easy to follow.

Online shopping tools also make planning easier. You can:

• Estimate monthly payments
• Value your trade-in vehicle
• See lease and finance offers
• Apply for financing online

The goal is to help you feel informed and comfortable throughout the process, so you can focus on finding the right BMW for your lifestyle.

BMW specials give you another way to explore new models while keeping your goals and budget in mind. Depending on the time of year, you may find offers on select sedans, coupes, SUVs, or electrified models across the BMW lineup.

These specials can include competitive lease offers, financing opportunities, or incentives on specific vehicles. It’s a good idea to check back regularly, since available offers can change throughout the year and may vary by model.

Exploring specials also gives you the opportunity to compare different BMW vehicles side by side. You may discover a model, trim level, or feature package that fits exactly what you’ve been looking for.

Deciding between buying and leasing comes down to how you like to drive and what kind of ownership experience you want.

Buying a BMW is often a strong fit for drivers planning to keep their vehicle for many years. Once your loan is complete, the vehicle is yours, giving you long-term ownership and the freedom to drive without mileage considerations. Financing can also make sense if you want to build equity over time.

Leasing, on the other hand, appeals to drivers who enjoy getting into a new BMW every few years. Lease terms often come with lower monthly payments compared to traditional financing, and many drivers appreciate having access to the latest technology, design updates, and performance features more frequently.

The finance team can help you compare both options, review your driving habits, and figure out which direction feels right for your situation.