2019 BMW 2 Series Price & Specs

BMW has introduced Sport versions of its entry-level 1 Series and 2 Series Gran Coupe, bringing drive-away pricing and some extra equipment.

The next-generation BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe has been spied testing, with a sleeker exterior and a more modern interior.

Chris V purchased this BMW 2 Series used for $45,000 (including all on-road costs) in 2018. Chris V would buy this car again because: "The 230i stands out as a unique blend of performance, comfort, decent practicality, efficiency and good looks! While I did not purchase the car initially, I took over ownership from my brother last year and am very happy with the all-rounder abilities of this daily driver. "

BMW's new 2 Series Gran Coupe has been spied for the first time ahead of its expected reveal next year. It boasts evolutionary looks.

The majority of BMW vehicles sold in Australia have received a price rise of up to $9000. Check out our full price breakdown here.

The mid-range point in the 2 Series Coupe line-up could easily be the sweet spot for most buyers, such are the 230i's all-round talents.

BMW Australia has axed the cut-price 1 Series, 2 Series Gran Coupe and X2 M Pure high-performance variants locally.

BMW has given the majority of its models price increases by between $1600 and $11,500, depending on the variant.

CarLover purchased this BMW 2 Series used for $57,700 (including all on-road costs) in 2022. CarLover would buy this car again because: "It has great styling that harkens back to an age when BMWs had a restrained, elegant design with a focus on the right proportions. Given the performance on offer, it is decent value for money with excellent driving dynamics, and with the automotive industry transitioning to electric vehicles, the smooth engine and transmission combination are a fitting send-off for those looking to buy their last ICE performance car. "

BMW has once again raised the asking prices of many of its models by between $1000 to $11,000, including models that are soon to be replaced.

The BMW 220i might be a base model, but it doesn't want for much alongside its more powerful, more expensive brothers.

BMW has added purist-friendly RWD versions of the M240i Coupe and M440i Gran Coupe, as well as other running changes from July in Europe.

BMW has launched a mid-range 230i variant set for customer deliveries in June 2022. It's priced from $70,900 before on-roads.

The Commodore and Falcon are gone, but there remain several options for those looking for sporty, reasonably affordable six-cylinder cars.

If you're happy with one colour and no options, BMW has some more affordable Sport models to offer you across its 1 Series, 2 Series and 3 Series lines.

In 2021, we lost two brands and 18 nameplates in the Australian market, and there were a handful of other discontinuations worth noting.