[basque76]

Figure I would add this for those that will finance. Most of the deals everyone are doing are lease deals, but would love to know what finance deals are out there. Thanks.

Location/Dealership:
MSRP:
Discount:
Down Payment:
Rebates:
Term:
APR:
Total Monthly:

[M5 dude now]

I recently ordered a competition package.
MSRP: $115,500
Discount: $1500
Down payment: Trade ($46,000) + $50K
Term: 36 Month
APR: 2.45%
Monthly payment: about $650

[basque76]

Surely there are better deals out there than that. Although I'm really only concerned with 2019 Base M5s, so maybe not so much incentive on competition cars.

[M5 dude now]

Originally Posted by basque76

Surely there are better deals out there than that. Although I'm really only concerned with 2019 Base M5s, so maybe not so much incentive on competition cars.

Your probably correct. I am still thinking I can get the dealership to come down on the price before delivery in December. I just yesterday e-mailed the GM about the lack of discount on the car. I am even considering cancelling my order. But they may not care?

[basque76]

Well I have some dealer offers from some other members, albeit, lease offers, but the range seems to be from $1000 to $12k in various forms of deductions. (discount and rebates). All you can do is go in there informed and ok with walking away. I’m in Houston, where the driving population is comprised of 80% pyscho, text happy, uninsured motorists so with a finance we assume all the risk. Not sure that argument will work lol.

[fstezaws]

Just purchased a 2019 M5 Competition, with the following options: Executive Package, Driver Assistance Plus, M Drivers Package, Bowers + Wilkins. The car had some port/dealer options on it, which brought it to $128,215.

Location/Dealership: California
MSRP: $128,215
Discount: $3500

I financed through USAA and got 3.59% for 60/72 months.

[Gassy]

Originally Posted by pet3r

Just purchased a 2019 M5 Competition, with the following options: Executive Package, Driver Assistance Plus, M Drivers Package, Bowers + Wilkins. The car had some port/dealer options on it, which brought it to $128,215.

Location/Dealership: California
MSRP: $128,215
Discount: $3500

I financed through USAA and got 3.59% for 60/72 months.

Why not finance through BMW? They have 2.79% for October. I'm locked at that rate through my delivery which will be mid-November, and seeing what the market's doing of late, I'm taking the financing rather than use cash. I'm a bottom market buyer, so I'm ready to jump in when it comes.

[salraf]

Originally Posted by Gassy

Why not finance through BMW? They have 2.79% for October. I'm locked at that rate through my delivery which will be mid-November, and seeing what the market's doing of late, I'm taking the financing rather than use cash. I'm a bottom market buyer, so I'm ready to jump in when it comes.

What is your monthly payment?

[apgawlf9196]

Originally Posted by Gassy

Why not finance through BMW? They have 2.79% for October. I'm locked at that rate through my delivery which will be mid-November, and seeing what the market's doing of late, I'm taking the financing rather than use cash. I'm a bottom market buyer, so I'm ready to jump in when it comes.

Gassy: What part of the USA are you located? When I plug in my zip code on the BMWNA website, I am shown that the current finance rate is 4.79%.