[mitch65]

Originally Posted by David911

yes - I have MSD. All the scenarios I used included them.

I only have one car, so though I could get equity out of this one, I would have to just buy another car, and I like the M5. Given almost no changes between 2021 and 2023, it doesn't make sense to me. In December 2023, I'll buy my car, a 2021 M5 with known history and estimated 18,000 miles for $72K, which will be a good deal.

yes, that is a good plan,it looked like your calculations have the current money factor at 0.00190 which would be less if you did MSD's again.
For me I wanted the LCi Comp and to basically have the same payment on a 2023 Comp as my 2019 base it was perfect

[Hoonigan]

I would transfer my 2022 M5C lease, which is currently just shy of $1,500/month including NJ tax

But I'd also be looking for $13-15k premium on top

[aj_g80]

Originally Posted by Hoonigan

I would transfer my 2022 M5C lease, which is currently just shy of $1,500/month including NJ tax

But I'd also be looking for $13-15k premium on top

LOLLLL good luck with that...

[G80beydoun]

Originally Posted by Hoonigan

I would transfer my 2022 M5C lease, which is currently just shy of $1,500/month including NJ tax

But I'd also be looking for $13-15k premium on top

i'd take it but not for 13k down i'd max out down 5k if u wanna do 5 id take it lol

[Hoonigan]

Originally Posted by G80beydoun

i'd take it but not for 13k down i'd max out down 5k if u wanna do 5 id take it lol

I'd do $10k, at $5k I'm more inclined to just enjoy it through the winter

It also comes with a set of winter tires, JB4, carbon mirrors, and carbon diffuser