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SMOKIN' DEALS.(News)(Brief article)(Statistical data)
BMW highlights the mid-July deals with special financing on its ballistic M-tuned sedan. Those in search of more space will find generous incentives on a crossover, a wagon and a big sport/ute.
SEDAN
2007 BMW M5
MSRP: $86,895; 3.9 percent financing
CROSSOVER
2007 Infiniti FX45
MSRP: $50,550; 0.9 to 1.9 percent financing
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