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Originally Posted by Next Level Auto Brokers
Hi, I'm Dan!
My user ID for the business is new, but I'm a longtime lurker/member as well on here. Like most of you on the forums, I do a ton of research on every car I purchase and value real feedback from real owners.
In a very short time, I've built up a network of 15 BMW dealers, and I do the lion's share of all BMW deals on a popular leasing forum website. I myself sell + 80 BMWs per month, and I've learned a lot about what works and what doesn't work.
There is a lot of misinformation on this forum that is either anecdotal or a true unicorn deal when all the stars lined up on one particular car buying day.
I hope to clear the air and pull back the curtain on some of the shady ways car dealers try to make money off unsuspecting buyers.
To start:
----5-6% is invoice for BMWs depending on where you live. Dealers do not lose money if they sell you a car under invoice.
----12% is triple-net-zero for dealers just to move a unit. They are losing money on your deal with the hopes of hitting a BMW bonus tier. For some high volume dealers, they must sell over 200 cars that month to get a $500- $1000 bonus on every car sold that month.
-----Flagship money is a hidden incentive to move certain models. It's specific to the production date of the car sometimes. For example, an 2020 M8 built in 2019 has $10,000 flagship compared to a $2000 for a 2020 M8 built in 2020!
Be sure to ask the forum or dealer if there is any flagship money you should be aware of!
For non-M cars, your goal should be 12% off before incentives/rebates AND a base money factor.
Dealers can easily make the discount look better if they mark up the money factor.
ASK AWAY! I'll do my absolute best not to self-promote and keep it educational and fun!
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I live in gilbert az.
My m5 lease is up on April 19th 2021.
Please find me lease deal on new or 2020 m5.
Can also buy 2019 m5 with under 20k miles.