Please post your F90 M5 Lease deals

hammer9191 · 10-14-2019, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by calimarc

My wife took her Volvo XC90 in for service at local dealership. We have gotten 3 cars from them. I of course approached my CA when I wanted this M5 comp. He offered 4.5 % citing that since I was a return customer he could be "aggressive!"

I kept my poker face and remained cordial not believing what I was hearing. I got 10% on my custom order elsewhere.
Needless to say my previous CA grilled my wife on what I was up to and was upset when my wife informed him my car was sailing past Puerto Rico as we speak!
I live in a small community and there are M models on that damn lot from 2018 !! I don't get these guys sometimes...but so happy for what I found. I'll go back to the guy and maybe on the 4th transaction we can cut to the quick on the numbers and not waste each others time.

Can I trouble you for your dealer info for 10% off custom? Looking to do ED M5 comp for cash purchase. Thanks!

DNGRTOM · 10-14-2019, 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by BDWonder

Where can i search bmw m5 inventory in bmw dealerships across US? The bmwusa only gives me 100 mile radius. Was wondering what folks use as their search engines.
Also...how do you research how long car has been sitting on dealership lot?
Thanks!

Autotrader has a checkbox to search by type of seller; it's at the bottom of the filters

Quinn A · 10-14-2019, 07:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BDWonder

Where can i search bmw m5 inventory in bmw dealerships across US? The bmwusa only gives me 100 mile radius. Was wondering what folks use as their search engines.
Also...how do you research how long car has been sitting on dealership lot?
Thanks!

cars.com
autotrader.com
cargurus.com

PAWOLF · 10-14-2019, 10:03 AM

I'm still working on getting couple of more quotes but so far noone is able to beat this number.

2019 M5 COMP PCKG. @ 122k MSRP
11.7% off MSRP
Selling price: 107760
.00128
60%
36months@10k miles
7 MSD (8400)
1181/month
1181DAS + 8400 MSD

OR same person same discount without the MSD

1251month + 1251 DAS

Most likely will go with the MSD option because I have this really bad habit of switching cars too often and I know once I had the MSD attached, it will be harder for me to get out so almost like a binding self agreement with myself. And plus, I will think of a 8400 CD with 30% return... I mean where can you get that type of return?!

Quinn A · 10-14-2019, 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M4STERB8

I'm still working on getting couple of more quotes but so far noone is able to beat this number.

2019 M5 COMP PCKG. @ 122k MSRP
11.7% off MSRP
Selling price: 107760
.00128
60%
36months@10k miles
7 MSD (8400)
1181/month
1181DAS + 8400 MSD

OR same person same discount without the MSD

1251month + 1251 DAS

Most likely will go with the MSD option because I have this really bad habit of switching cars too often and I know once I had the MSD attached, it will be harder for me to get out so almost like a binding self agreement with myself. And plus, I will think of a 8400 CD with 30% return... I mean where can you get that type of return?!

San marino blue on black comp?

AllForTheCash · 10-14-2019, 05:46 PM

I was Ok with the numbers and no shopping around, car had what I wanted in options, but here are my lease deals

2019 M5 Comp
MSRP: $124,000
Money Due at Signing: $2,811
Miles a year: 15,000 (3 years)
Monthly Payment including Tire and wheel package (unlimited cosmetic/rim/tires) + 4 year/50K mile BMW complete service contract (Must have with my miles) + NJ 7% sales tax: $1,500.

BDWonder · 10-14-2019, 10:30 PM

Has anyone ever leased a bmw from a dealer that was really out of state, like 700+ miles away from your residence? If so, how was the car delivered? Were the dealers willing to work with you and transport the car? How much was the cost of transport?
Thanks

DNGRTOM · 10-15-2019, 07:33 AM

I have purchased a car from a private dealer out of state, pretty easy to get it to me (WI -> CO).
I have a car on order with an out of state dealer and my assumption is that they do enough out of state business to have the process streamlined (and I assumed buyer will pay all costs).
FWIW WI -> CO was ~900 for an enclosed trailer, I'm assuming 1,000-1,200 for CA -> CO. Enclosed trailer is a must IMO

Quinn A · 10-15-2019, 08:00 AM

100% of my BMWs were leased out of state. It was never an issue save for some california dealers as of a few months ago

BDWonder · 10-15-2019, 10:29 AM

Would anyone know when the lease rebates for m5s mature? We currently have 2500 loyalty and 2000 regular.
Does anyone recall what types of rebates were offered last year around Nov and Dec months?
Thanks.

PAWOLF · 10-15-2019, 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quinn A

San marino blue on black comp?

No it’s black on black. Why do you happen to know someone with the same deal on San Marino blue?

Ehloo · 10-16-2019, 12:22 AM

So have a question for everyone. With the crazy bump in residuals which is completely abnormal is Oct the month to purchase. Seeing some of the lowest MF compared to post from a year ago. Getting around 10 percent off and looking for something above 11 off but pretty hard to find in Cali

Is this the month to take advantage or do you think the specials will continue until they clear this large 19 inventory

My only hesitation is I have a m4 lease due in March next year. Don’t want to add the remaining payments into the new car. No issues with the double payments but rather not. Need to fund the mods

So guess my question is, do you think things will get worse in Nov or possibly Dec

Current deal which j could work lower

130900k sticker
Discount before rebates 117900
4500 rebates
Mf .00133 this is with msd. Dealer won’t give me buy rate and stated has to have a 40 bps markup
3000 drive off plus 7 msd
36/10

1375 inc 9.25 tax

Hoping to get the deal to 11 percent and get the MF lower. Trying to keep payment under 1300

Funnysora · 10-16-2019, 12:34 AM

So what % off can I expect an aggressive deal on a factory order 2020 Comp now before incentives and loyalty etc? Thanks

Ehloo · 10-16-2019, 12:54 PM

Some have posted 10 percent off for a 20. Not sure what the residuals are but at 60% for a 19 that’s a pretty good deal

Quote:

Originally Posted by Funnysora

So what % off can I expect an aggressive deal on a factory order 2020 Comp now before incentives and loyalty etc? Thanks

David.J · 10-16-2019, 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ehloo

Some have posted 10 percent off for a 20. Not sure what the residuals are but at 60% for a 19 that’s a pretty good deal

Residuals for 20's are at 55%

David.J · 10-16-2019, 01:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Funnysora

So what % off can I expect an aggressive deal on a factory order 2020 Comp now before incentives and loyalty etc? Thanks

PM me i have a contact for 10% of a 2020

Wrighterjw10 · 10-17-2019, 12:21 PM

MSRP $124,995 (m5 comp)
36 mo, 10k miles
Purchase option $74,997
$1681.89 down money
$1,378 monthly payment

includes $4500 rebate

How does this look?

2nd deal...non-comp

MSRP $118,595
rebate 4500
total savings + rebate $12,095
selling price $106,500
36 month / 10k mile
$8,000 down, $1152 a month

2nd deal doesn't look attractive at all.

Soofi · 10-17-2019, 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wrighterjw10

MSRP $124,995 (m5 comp)
36 mo, 10k miles
Purchase option $74,997
$1681.89 down money
$1,378 monthly payment

includes $4500 rebate

How does this look?

2nd deal...non-comp

MSRP $118,595
rebate 4500
total savings + rebate $12,095
selling price $106,500
36 month / 10k mile
$8,000 down, $1152 a month

2nd deal doesn't look attractive at all.

You should be looking at $1180-1250 with zero down before tax for the first deal and around $1100- 1150 for the second one.
Shop around.

Quinn A · 10-17-2019, 03:26 PM

those are both terrible. But not bad for midwest somehow, local dealer quoted me $1270 a month with $2800 down on a DEMO 2018 M5 with an original MSRP of $106k.

They asked me why i got my other 6 BMW leases out of state and i told them that for some reason chicago area seems to always be so off the market rate and they agreed but said it would be different this time around. then they confidently presented those numbers

Wrighterjw10 · 10-17-2019, 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soofi

You should be looking at $1180-1250 with zero down before tax for the first deal and around $1100- 1150 for the second one.
Shop around.

thanks for you help. What are the exact terms I should be asking for? I'm a total lease noob.

Soofi · 10-17-2019, 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wrighterjw10

thanks for you help. What are the exact terms I should be asking for? I'm a total lease noob.

If its a 2019 you should be asking for 14%off and settling for atleast 11.5%. If 2020, 10% off even on factory order.
Ask for all incentives and rebates.
Ask for buy rate Money Factor which is 0.00128
Residual is 60%for 2019 which is great.
You can do the math now.

Wrighterjw10 · 10-17-2019, 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soofi

If its a 2019 you should be asking for 14%off and settling for atleast 11.5%. If 2020, 10% off even on factory order.
Ask for all incentives and rebates.
Ask for buy rate Money Factor which is 0.00128
Residual is 60%for 2019 which is great.
You can do the math now.

I'm getting closer.

MSRP $118,595
Selling price $102,359 (about 13.7% off)
$1719.28 due at signing
$1280/month
36 month / 10k miles

How does this look? Any room?

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PAWOLF Private 14 Rep 84 Posts Drives: F82 Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Queens,NY iTrader: (1)	I'm still working on getting couple of more quotes but so far noone is able to beat this number. 2019 M5 COMP PCKG. @ 122k MSRP 11.7% off MSRP Selling price: 107760 .00128 60% 36months@10k miles 7 MSD (8400) 1181/month 1181DAS + 8400 MSD OR same person same discount without the MSD 1251month + 1251 DAS Most likely will go with the MSD option because I have this really bad habit of switching cars too often and I know once I had the MSD attached, it will be harder for me to get out so almost like a binding self agreement with myself. And plus, I will think of a 8400 CD with 30% return... I mean where can you get that type of return?!
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AllForTheCash Private 28 Rep 75 Posts Drives: M5 Comp Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: East Coast iTrader: (0)	I was Ok with the numbers and no shopping around, car had what I wanted in options, but here are my lease deals 2019 M5 Comp MSRP: $124,000 Money Due at Signing: $2,811 Miles a year: 15,000 (3 years) Monthly Payment including Tire and wheel package (unlimited cosmetic/rim/tires) + 4 year/50K mile BMW complete service contract (Must have with my miles) + NJ 7% sales tax: $1,500. __________________ 2015 911 Carrera 4S 7MT 2018 911 GT3 6MT 2019 BMW M5 Comp Last edited by AllForTheCash; 10-14-2019 at 08:16 PM..
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Quinn A Second Lieutenant 122 Rep 243 Posts Drives: 2016 M3 Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Chicago iTrader: (0)	100% of my BMWs were leased out of state. It was never an issue save for some california dealers as of a few months ago __________________ 2020 M8 SMB full boltons and tune 2022 CT5-V Blackwing 2019 GT3RS full headers exhaust and tune 2022 Cayenne Turbo coupe Catless/ Tune 2022 Huracan STO
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BDWonder Captain 138 Rep 740 Posts Drives: 2016 M5 Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: California/BK NY iTrader: (0)	Would anyone know when the lease rebates for m5s mature? We currently have 2500 loyalty and 2000 regular. Does anyone recall what types of rebates were offered last year around Nov and Dec months? Thanks.
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10-16-2019, 12:22 AM	#1310
Ehloo Captain 549 Rep 944 Posts Drives: 15 x5 m Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Norcal iTrader: (0)	So have a question for everyone. With the crazy bump in residuals which is completely abnormal is Oct the month to purchase. Seeing some of the lowest MF compared to post from a year ago. Getting around 10 percent off and looking for something above 11 off but pretty hard to find in Cali Is this the month to take advantage or do you think the specials will continue until they clear this large 19 inventory My only hesitation is I have a m4 lease due in March next year. Don’t want to add the remaining payments into the new car. No issues with the double payments but rather not. Need to fund the mods So guess my question is, do you think things will get worse in Nov or possibly Dec Current deal which j could work lower 130900k sticker Discount before rebates 117900 4500 rebates Mf .00133 this is with msd. Dealer won’t give me buy rate and stated has to have a 40 bps markup 3000 drive off plus 7 msd 36/10 1375 inc 9.25 tax Hoping to get the deal to 11 percent and get the MF lower. Trying to keep payment under 1300
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Funnysora Enlisted Member 11 Rep 40 Posts Drives: Ms Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: CA iTrader: (0)	So what % off can I expect an aggressive deal on a factory order 2020 Comp now before incentives and loyalty etc? Thanks
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Wrighterjw10 Private 43 Rep 90 Posts Drives: F90 M5, G05 M50i Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: PA iTrader: (0)	MSRP $124,995 (m5 comp) 36 mo, 10k miles Purchase option $74,997 $1681.89 down money $1,378 monthly payment includes $4500 rebate How does this look? 2nd deal...non-comp MSRP $118,595 rebate 4500 total savings + rebate $12,095 selling price $106,500 36 month / 10k mile $8,000 down, $1152 a month 2nd deal doesn't look attractive at all.
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10-17-2019, 03:26 PM	#1317
Quinn A Second Lieutenant 122 Rep 243 Posts Drives: 2016 M3 Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Chicago iTrader: (0)	those are both terrible. But not bad for midwest somehow, local dealer quoted me $1270 a month with $2800 down on a DEMO 2018 M5 with an original MSRP of $106k. They asked me why i got my other 6 BMW leases out of state and i told them that for some reason chicago area seems to always be so off the market rate and they agreed but said it would be different this time around. then they confidently presented those numbers __________________ 2020 M8 SMB full boltons and tune 2022 CT5-V Blackwing 2019 GT3RS full headers exhaust and tune 2022 Cayenne Turbo coupe Catless/ Tune 2022 Huracan STO
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