[positiveions]

Originally Posted by GangGreen16

I offered that 🤷🏻*♂️

Gotta a question to ask you. I have a lease on an X5 which will expires in July. I have multiple security deposit on it. Does BMW offer MS program for current Customers with MS deposit?

[Pimpsy]

Originally Posted by positiveions

Gotta a question to ask you. I have a lease on an X5 which will expires in July. I have multiple security deposit on it. Does BMW offer MS program for current Customers with MS deposit?

Yes

[positiveions]

Originally Posted by Pimpsy

Yes

[BDWonder]

Hey guys...I've been out of the loop for a min...And wanted to inquire about the lease prices.
Do y'all foresee the lease prices dropping to 1100-1200 on these M5s at all in the future?
My current f10 m5 lease is up in late December. Would like to pop into an f90 m5 but not at these high monthly payments.
Also i read that I'd be able to use the msd option which expires at year end (i currently do not have msd on lease). Is this correct?
Wanted to mention my current lease is 980 a month and no money down, but it was a demo car with like 2k miles.
Many thanks.

[TrevorM3]

Originally Posted by BDWonder

Hey guys...I've been out of the loop for a min...And wanted to inquire about the lease prices.
Do y'all foresee the lease prices dropping to 1100-1200 on these M5s at all in the future?
My current f10 m5 lease is up in late December. Would like to pop into an f90 m5 but not at these high monthly payments.
Also i read that I'd be able to use the msd option which expires at year end (i currently do not have msd on lease). Is this correct?
Wanted to mention my current lease is 980 a month and no money down, but it was a demo car with like 2k miles.
Many thanks.

nobody can tell the future, my last m5 was 1198 a month, due to a 66% residual, if that happens again you can count on low monthly payments. But it isn't happening this year or next i can assure you

[BDWonder]

Originally Posted by TrevorM3

nobody can tell the future, my last m5 was 1198 a month, due to a 66% residual, if that happens again you can count on low monthly payments. But it isn't happening this year or next i can assure you

Hey TrevorM3...always good to read ur responses.
So you do believe that the residuals will not increase by end of year or next year? Total bummer. I realy wanted an f90 m5.
So...what would be a good deal in ur opinion. Say non competition, msrp at 110,200. Let's say i want to pay taxes upfront, as well as all fees, 1st month and etc, but no capital reduction money down. My taxes in ny are 8.875%. What would you consider a good and realistic monthly payment? So, i believe that in terms of putting down money like actual capital reduction, each 1,000 down takes off like 30 dollars of the monthly payment?
How about that multiple security deposit...is it still in play?
Thanks. Sorry about all the questions lol

[LQM5]

Recently picked up 2019 M5 Donington Grey

MSRP: $117,000.00
Sale Price: $104,000.00 (12.5% discount)
Less Lease Discount ($5,000)

Lease at $99,000.00
61% residual 0.00150 MF

[BDWonder]

Originally Posted by LQM5

Recently picked up 2019 M5 Donington Grey

MSRP: $117,000.00
Sale Price: $104,000.00 (12.5% discount)
Less Lease Discount ($5,000)

Lease at $99,000.00
61% residual 0.00150 MF

Hey...so what's your monthly? Like 1278? Taxes upfront or baked into payment?
And 61% residual, so you got the 18 model. Very sweet!!

[dardeca]

Originally Posted by LQM5

Recently picked up 2019 M5 Donington Grey

MSRP: $117,000.00
Sale Price: $104,000.00 (12.5% discount)
Less Lease Discount ($5,000)

Lease at $99,000.00
61% residual 0.00150 MF

You sure that isn't a MY18? Residual on MY19 is 55% for 10k miles/year. MF seems off as base is .00188 for February. Dealer can't go lower than BMW NA base MF.

[MWcoupe]

But he got the 5k lease credit. That's for 2019 only. Hm

[dardeca]

Originally Posted by MWcoupe

But he got the 5k lease credit. That's for 2019 only. Hm

Good point. Alot of this doesn't add up. First post on this forum and guy is throwing out crazy deal numbers that aren't possible currently.

[GangGreen16]

Originally Posted by dardeca

Good point. Alot of this doesn't add up. First post on this forum and guy is throwing out crazy deal numbers that aren't possible currently.

None of that adds up lol.

MF is .00188
$5k is only on 19 non comp models
Residuals are 6% off

And no dealer is discounting 12.5% on US Delivery and on a lightly spec'd M5.

He also only has 1 post ever and this was it (seems odd) lol

For 2018's he'd be looking at $4k max credits + whatever discount the dealer is willing to give

For 19's he's looking at $5k + dealer discount...

Residuals would be either 55 for 19s or 61 for 18s

And his MF would be .00188

[TrevorM3]

Originally Posted by BDWonder

Hey TrevorM3...always good to read ur responses.
So you do believe that the residuals will not increase by end of year or next year? Total bummer. I realy wanted an f90 m5.
So...what would be a good deal in ur opinion. Say non competition, msrp at 110,200. Let's say i want to pay taxes upfront, as well as all fees, 1st month and etc, but no capital reduction money down. My taxes in ny are 8.875%. What would you consider a good and realistic monthly payment? So, i believe that in terms of putting down money like actual capital reduction, each 1,000 down takes off like 30 dollars of the monthly payment?
How about that multiple security deposit...is it still in play?
Thanks. Sorry about all the questions lol

Oh, residuals will increase. Albeit, not very much (for the time being) they may creep up 1% or so while BMW adjusts other figures to compensate.

Not sure how NY works, but try and not put the taxes down, roll them in. Hard to say what a good deal would be, the M5 is brand new, and very poor residual as you know, but my best advice is if you have time shop around and be willing to go out of state. Gather up some prices, and go from there.

[TrevorM3]

Originally Posted by LQM5

Recently picked up 2019 M5 Donington Grey

MSRP: $117,000.00
Sale Price: $104,000.00 (12.5% discount)
Less Lease Discount ($5,000)

Lease at $99,000.00
61% residual 0.00150 MF

If this is true, i'm gonna need dealer info. STAT

[BDWonder]

Originally Posted by TrevorM3

Oh, residuals will increase. Albeit, not very much (for the time being) they may creep up 1% or so while BMW adjusts other figures to compensate.

Not sure how NY works, but try and not put the taxes down, roll them in. Hard to say what a good deal would be, the M5 is brand new, and very poor residual as you know, but my best advice is if you have time shop around and be willing to go out of state. Gather up some prices, and go from there.

Agreed...thanks!

[BDWonder]

Is there a section on this forum where we can check the current base MF? Kinda like with the residuals we have...

[TrevorM3]

Originally Posted by BDWonder

Is there a section on this forum where we can check the current base MF? Kinda like with the residuals we have...

BMW doesn't release that figure out in the open.

Current base MF is however .00188 like gangreen posted.

[BDWonder]

Originally Posted by TrevorM3

BMW doesn't release that figure out in the open.

Current base MF is however .00188 like gangreen posted.

Understood. Thank you.

[GT350R]

Thoughts on this...I’ve come across a 2019 M5 Comp package with an MSRP of $128K. The dealer quoted me a lease payment of $1925/mo including CA state taxes with $5K d/p, which I politely declined. However, if I prepay the lease upfront with one payment, I can get it for $62,000 which comes out to be $1620/mo assuming the same d/p of $5K (includes first months payment). That’s a huge savings but not sure what to think of writing a check for the lease all up front?

[paliknight]

Originally Posted by GT350R

Thoughts on this...I've come across a 2019 M5 Comp package with an MSRP of $128K. The dealer quoted me a lease payment of $1925/mo including CA state taxes with $5K d/p, which I politely declined. However, if I prepay the lease upfront with one payment, I can get it for $62,000 which comes out to be $1620/mo assuming the same d/p of $5K (includes first months payment). That's a huge savings but not sure what to think of writing a check for the lease all up front?

I think if you do that though, and total the car, you just lost that 62k. Also, if you ever want to get rid of it early, most buyers won't be willing to pay upfront.

[TrevorM3]

Originally Posted by GT350R

Thoughts on this...I’ve come across a 2019 M5 Comp package with an MSRP of $128K. The dealer quoted me a lease payment of $1925/mo including CA state taxes with $5K d/p, which I politely declined. However, if I prepay the lease upfront with one payment, I can get it for $62,000 which comes out to be $1620/mo assuming the same d/p of $5K (includes first months payment). That’s a huge savings but not sure what to think of writing a check for the lease all up front?

so if i did the quick math correct, you would be saving about 12k thru the life of the lease? it sounds good i theory, but it's just too much to tie up into a lease up front in case of a total.

with that being said, i got quoted on a comp car for less than 1700. It was base though, mbb/aragon, comp and executive. Vehicle was in california. PM me if interested.

[brianeck]

Originally Posted by freezey

hahaha. Yeah i am just not into the moonroof bit. My wife says "who cares?" but i try to explain the difference on the M. She rolls her eyes and continues on with her day.

Get a good wrap on the roof and most people won't know the difference lol.