Bmw Cca
- Thread starter longshanks
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[bmwkick] Excellent idea... each individual dealer or parts shop decides if they want to give you a club discount. Generally if they are CCA Member they extend discounts to other CCA members. I've saved approximately $3,500.00 on parts and service alone because I chose to do business with CCA shops, parts supplies and dealers. The $35.00 a year is worht it's weight in gold. [driving2]
Happy Motoring...
Happy Motoring...
I do not believe Dinan themselves offer any CCA discount, however they do have sales on occassion. I purchased my Stage II suspension from an authorized Dinan Dealer in February when Dinan offered 40% off. The authorized dealer, Mechanic Masters in Spokane Washington gave me a large CCA discount on the labor. The owner of Mechanic Masters is a CCA member and one of the best BMW mechanics I have known.
BMW CCA is going to raise it's dues in June I believe to $40.00 per year. If you save 10% on parts purchases, spending $400.00 in one year you will have saved your dues. I get up to 25% off at some places. If you own a BMW you should belong to BMW CCA.
BMW CCA is going to raise it's dues in June I believe to $40.00 per year. If you save 10% on parts purchases, spending $400.00 in one year you will have saved your dues. I get up to 25% off at some places. If you own a BMW you should belong to BMW CCA.
There's also a CCA Membership Reward Prgram where BMW NA reimburses you between $500-1,500 or so (depending on the model) for your next BMW. I understand that reward is after you have negotiated the best price with a BMW dealer. You need to be a member for at least one year.
Not a bad kick-back for loyalty!
Not a bad kick-back for loyalty!