On the west coast you can currently get Bluthner at Classic Grands in Seattle, Washington. Check out:
http://www.classicalgrands.com/home.htmlI bought my model 2 Bluthner at Classic Pianos in Portland, Oregon two years ago. I do not know if they (the Portland store) still carry Bluthner. Believe it or not they had great difficulty selling them for reasons that defy me. The Sherman Clay store across town sells dozens of Steinways but nobody could move a Bluthner. Go figure. My model 2 was about the same price as a Steinway A at that time. Bottom line is that the money is in uprights for families starting their kids with piano lessons, not big grands.
The model 2 is a thrill to use. I couldn't say enough. For the quality of materials and workmanship, scale design, and magnificent sound (unbelievable sustain, bell-like clarity in the treble) these are hard to compare. The tone is warm, deep, slightly dark, and has a perfect singing quality.
Good luck. IMHO a Bluthner is well worth traveling for, even if you have to go to Leipzig.