02-21-2018, 12:03 PM | #1 |
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Please post your F90 M5 Lease deals
These threads have been very helpful for negotiating the best lease deals on other forums so hopefully it helps some people here.
My deal is as follows: $119,875 msrp 36 month lease 10k Miles a year. $3k total drive off $1800 a month including 9.5% sales tax on payments. ( CA) 61% residual 0.00150 MF and $1000 bmw lease rebate ( February lock only) Just for comparison the payments are about $250 a month less than my 2018 Mercedes E63s with the same msrp. Hope this helps |
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Regardless, for my spreadsheet, the difference in money factor is nearly $100 per month on the payment. (assuming $118,585 MSRP with $5k discount).
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02-21-2018, 03:29 PM | #8 |
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Why is the bmwusa.com lease calculator off by so much?
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02-21-2018, 03:31 PM | #10 |
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Don't forget for either leasing or buying you can get another $1,000 rebate check if you are a BMW CCA Member. That'll help with one lease payment for sure.
I hope someone out there is able to at least get the F90 at Invoice pricing for US Delivery.
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02-21-2018, 03:43 PM | #11 |
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Is it off? I think it is pretty close. Remember though, the website calculator does not include taxes, fees, etc.
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MSRP $113,595
zero down MF 0.00172 36 months /12k miles $1494 including 6% tax Last edited by Bönz; 02-21-2018 at 05:57 PM.. |
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No lease payment. I paid cash:
$124,000 sticker after all options. Received 10% off final payment: $111,600 Due to pick up from port in South Korea mid April. |
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Price in CAD ... so approx
I just build the same cars from bmw usa (same package, options, etc...) Just for some little comparison: MY CAR = 135404 CAD = 106674 USD USD: 121245 usd = 153 894 CAD For my lease, i'm around 24000km / years Taxes ... about 15%
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Why would you pay cash for a car when interest rates are so low? I don’t care how much money you have - that is not smart. You’ve just sunk 100k into a depreciating asset. That money could be earning for you instead of being buried in a hole.
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Thanks for you concern about my financial situation! If you feel that bad you can reimburse me $100+K? I don't like owing anyone. Just like my X5M I finance it for 1.9 % with BMW North America and after making payments for for 6 months I just paid it off. Not worry about depreciation since I will keep the car and not sale it. To me 100k is not alot of money so it's not an issue. No disrespect to anyone who lease or finance...its not for me.
QUOTE=SFT33;22819265]Why would you pay cash for a car when interest rates are so low? I don’t care how much money you have - that is not smart. You’ve just sunk 100k into a depreciating asset. That money could be earning for you instead of being buried in a hole.[/QUOTE] |
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