10-20-2020, 10:44 AM | #1 |
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WTB M5 Lease Takeover
looking to take over a lease on an m5. must be realistic on pricing since last 2 years of lease should cost less than first. i am approved and have had several BMW leases. will work with you and make it easy. Must be relatively local to New England. I do not prefer Blue, but open to any colors |
10-21-2020, 04:49 AM | #3 |
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Lol yeah never heard of a disappearing payment lease
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10-21-2020, 11:07 AM | #4 |
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i did not say that but i appreciate you jumping on my case without understanding my point! as a used car depreciates more the first year, a person looking to transfer the lease should be prepared to offer an incentive in the last year- one would assume the value of driving a car the first year of the lease is worth more than the last year.... the residual + remaining payments should equal market value of the car. so if somebody put 0 down and negotiated a bad deal at 1900 a month, they should not assume somebody wants to take over that car for the last 20 months at 1900 per month if the residual + the remaining payments dont equal the fair market value
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With the great residuals people have gotten from BMW on this model, you either will find one with high payments that will equal market value with residual + remaining payments or you can find one with an inflated residual value that will never equal market value, but will offer lower payments for the same car. If you care only because you plan to buy the car out after the lease, than you should look for one with the lowest residual value or just buy one outright. And so far I have yet to see anyone offer cash to take over their lease on an F90 M5. |
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10-22-2020, 10:13 AM | #6 | |
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thank you, i understand how leases work, perhaps i did not outline my point enough, i am really not looking to get into an argument, just to find a lease to take over. i have done two M3 leases and the scenario was just like you mentioned- it it worked out great for me... in one case the market value was higher than the payoff, so i made money by selling , then so be it- and if that is the case on M5's, great for the owners- however most leases the sellers have to pay to take over the lease. my perspective if somebody puts zero down on a 125k dollar car, and payments are flat the entire 36 months ( maybe 1900-2200), drives it for 15k-20k miles, there should be some incentive for somebody to take over the lease ... if they put 5-10k down initially, then that is the incentive right there. |
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you need to separate Payments and cost of driving. explain to me why you think a 125k dollar car should cost the same the 3rd year of driving from 25k-35k miles as a brand new one, i am not sure how you are having such a hard time figuring that out- why do you think people look for used cars instead of new ones? a person who leases a new car is assuming the first year depreciation in the lease unless they put a large sum down, i dont see any reason why somebody would take over the same payments without asking for an incentive to take over a 1.5 to 2 year old car. and for the record, most of the people transferring leases are offering an incentive, otherwise nobody will take the lease over. |
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Here's what he's saying
He wants to assume a car where someone put large deposit down to get payments lower - & he ll assume as is Or he's looking for someone to offer a large incentive to assume the lease Years ago I assumed a lease on a bmw 750 for $804/month ( probably back in 2012/2013) That lease normally at that time was $1200 ( I know bc a buddy had exact same car) For car I assumed the gentleman put down $16,000 to have a cheaper lease of $805/month & wanted no money out of pocket to assume his lease — he actually paid me $1500 to assume — at the time it was a killer deal 2 sites I know of to look to assume a lease: -Leasetrader -Swapalease Best of luck
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https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...7#post26950207
read this post. it is what it is, but to reiterate my point ( i admit i did a half assed job of explaining). the first year of " use" on a lease is going to cost more than the final 2... Yes, i know the payments are not actually more, but you will be upside down on 95% of luxury car leases after the first year. Perhaps the M5 holds better being more of an enthusiast car and holds well, but nobody in their right mind should take over a lease over without an incentive, if the residual + the payments is more than the car is worth unless somebody is dying for a term use of the car, but to take over for 2+ years, in my opinion you should get an incentive also this one: https://f90.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1779341 Last edited by hockey21; 12-03-2020 at 11:27 AM.. |
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Now back to depreciation. It's non-linear. Forget the interest in a lease for a moment. You pay 1000 a month and $36k over 3 years based on the assumption that the cars value will depreciate by 36k, but it doesn't depreciate by $1k a month. It might depreciate $14k in the first year, $12k in the second year and $10k in the third year. Obviously leases aren't structured with decreasing payments so you pay $1k a month, but the depreciation in year 2 and 3 in my example is $22k and should warrant a $916 a month payment. The difference should be shouldered by the original leaseholder through an incentive. Bottom line is if no incentive is offered on a car that was purchased without a significant down payment and without an incentive that is no longer available, no one is going to want to pay a new car price for a used car. |
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12-06-2020, 01:45 PM | #17 |
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If I may....the majority of people that lease have zero intention of ever buying the vehicle, to say a lease assumption after the first year should come with an incentive is just wrong. People give incentives to assume their lease for 2 very obvious reasons. 1. They didn't negotiate the deal very well upfront & the payment isn't competitive. Or 2. They really want to get the hell outta their lease & move on....either way that's the long & short of it. Just my 2c
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