BMW Tucson

AZ30 verified quotes*These quotes come from real negotiations by CarEdge members. Each quote shows actual pricing a customer received from this dealer.Data: Aug 15, 2025 - Jan 10, 2026Claim this page

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Transparent Dealer

Score: 96.9/100

Doc FeeA documentation fee (doc fee) covers the dealer's cost for processing paperwork. It's legally required to be the same for all customers at a given dealership. In most states, this fee is negotiable.

$599

Avg Add-onsDealer add-ons are optional products like paint protection, window tinting, or anti-theft devices. These are often marked up significantly and can usually be declined or negotiated.

$50

Dealer MarkupThe percentage the dealer adds above the listing price in fees (doc fee, add-ons, and other charges). Taxes and government fees are excluded. Lower is better.

+0.0%

BMW Tucson Data-Driven Review

Based on 30 verified OTD quotes collected between Aug 2025 and Jan 2026, BMW Tucson earns a Grade A transparency score of 96.9/100. Their typical doc fee of $599 is close to the AZ average ($516). When present, add-ons average $50, which is relatively low.

Transparency Score BreakdownOur transparency score (0-100) measures how upfront dealers are about pricing. Higher scores mean lower doc fees, fewer add-ons, and prices closer to what's advertised.

Fee Transparency (30%)Measures doc fee fairness. Dealers charging at or below $499 score highest. Fees above $1,500 score lowest. Doc fees are the same for every customer at a dealership.92

Add-on Behavior (30%)Measures how often the dealer adds extra products to deals. Dealers who rarely push add-ons or keep them minimal score highest.98

Dealer Markup (30%)Measures dealer-controlled fees above the listed price, excluding taxes and title fees. Dealers with minimal markup score highest.100

Data Quality (10%)Measures how complete the pricing data is in our records. More complete data = more reliable scores.100

✓Doc fee ($599) is slightly above AZ average ($499)
✓Average dealer add-ons of $50 when present
✓Dealer markup averages 0.0% above listing (excellent — minimal fees beyond the vehicle price)

Doc Fee Comparison

This dealer$599

AZ avg$499

National avg$398

Recent QuotesThese quotes come from real negotiations by CarEdge members. Each quote shows actual pricing a customer received from this dealer.

Vehicle	Final PriceOut-the-door (OTD) price is the total amount you'll pay, including the vehicle price, taxes, fees, and any add-ons. This is the number that matters when comparing deals.	SavingsThe difference between the first quote and final quote for the same vehicle. Shows how much was saved through negotiation.	Doc FeeA documentation fee (doc fee) covers the dealer's cost for processing paperwork. It's legally required to be the same for all customers at a given dealership. In most states, this fee is negotiable.	Add-onsDealer add-ons are optional products like paint protection, window tinting, or anti-theft devices. These are often marked up significantly and can usually be declined or negotiated.	OTD
2025 BMW X3 25XE M50 xDrive	$75,922	—	$599	None	View
2025 BMW X3 25XE M50 xDrive	$75,922	—	$599	None	View
2026 BMW X5 PHEV 26XT xDrive50e	$86,157	—	$599	$1,498	View

2025 BMW X3 25XE

M50 xDrive

$75,922

Doc Fee$599

Add-onsNone

Savings—

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2025 BMW X3 25XE

M50 xDrive

$75,922

Doc Fee$599

Add-onsNone

Savings—

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2026 BMW X5 PHEV

26XT xDrive50e

$86,157

Doc Fee$599

Add-ons$1,498

Savings—

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Most Common Add-onsThe most frequently seen dealer add-ons at this dealer, based on itemized OTD quotes. Shows how often each add-on appears and the average price when present.

appearance protection - 3 yravg $749

1 quote

dent protection - 3 yravg $749

1 quote

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BMW Tucson's doc fee?

BMW Tucson charges a typical documentation fee of $599. The AZ average is $516. This is based on 30 verified OTD quotes in our database.

Does BMW Tucson add mandatory add-ons?

BMW Tucson adds an average of $50 in dealer add-ons when present. Ask for an itemized breakdown and negotiate to remove non-essential items like paint protection, nitrogen tire fill, or VIN etching.

Is BMW Tucson a good dealer?

BMW Tucson has a transparency score of 96.9/100, earning a Grade A. This score is based on their doc fees, add-on behavior, dealer markup, and data quality from 30 verified OTD quotes. This is a well-above-average score, indicating transparent pricing practices.

At a Glance

Minimal dealer markup above listing price

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Tips for BMW Tucson

📋Doc fee ($599) is slightly above average. Worth asking for a reduction.
📝Minor add-ons (~$50) may appear. Ask what's included and if they can be removed.
⭐A-rated dealer! Focus on vehicle price negotiation—fees are already competitive.
✅Dealer markup is only +0% above listing (excluding taxes). This dealer keeps their fees minimal.

Data Summary

Total Quotes: 30
Recent (12mo): 30
Complete Data: 30

What to Expect

When shopping at BMW Tucson:

Expect a doc fee around $599
Add-ons may total around $50
OTD price is typically 0-1% above listing

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