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Replying to: anonymousposts (Oct 20, 2004 1:58 pm) I just can't imagine a large corporation board officer has to approve every single fleet car they lease or purchase. |
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Trying to lease a 2005 MB C230K sedan Black on Black Automatic Lighting Package Entertainment Package Sunroof Package MSRP $34910 Lease Term $2600 Drive Off $329+tax per month for 39months 10k miles per year Do you think i am getting a good deal? Can i do better? Seems like they are very aggressive on moving their inventory, even 2005 models. Do you think they will have a better leasing support in December. |
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Replying to: Car_man (Oct 21, 2004 3:43 am) |
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Car_Man, I'm doing some research for the '05 Altima. Could you please provide the MF and residuals for a 36, 39, and 48 month lease, as well as any insight as to which term you think is the best deal. Also, are there any rebates with NMAC? Thanks |
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I'm smack dab in the middle of my lease on a 2003 325xi. I love the car and highly recommend it (it rocks in the snow!), but I'm researching my options for getting oput of my lease (long story). I'm sure I can get this info with a simple call to BMW, but I thought I would post here first. 1) What kind of penalty am I faced with if I simply end my lease today? 2) Is my lease assumable and are there any transfer or other fees? 3) My payoff is a few thousand higher than Bluebook. Do I have any other options beside selling the car to a private party? Thanks in advance!!!
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| Any experience with Lease-By-Tel as advertised in the Wall Street Journal? | |
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Replying to: mtomeo1 (Oct 22, 2004 4:53 am) 1) You will owe the rest of your payments, then they will send your car to auction, and you will also owe any deficiency between residual and actual sale.. This could cost you thousands and thousands.. You would be better off selling it yourself and paying the difference. 2) Yes.. If you find a buyer, they can assume your lease from BMWFS for a transfer fee (somewhere around $500). BMWFS will then release you from liability (some banks won't do that). Assuming they qualify. 3) Your other option is to trade your car in.. But, you will owe the difference between what the dealer gives you and your payoff. regards, kyfdx |
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Replying to: mgobluejoe (Oct 21, 2004 8:33 am) See post #13831. They are holding out on $4,000 of lease cash!!! In mid-September, I was offered a Saab 9-3 Aero w/ MSRP ~$36,000 for a cap cost of only a little more than $29,000. Money factors are more favorable to consumers and lease cash has increased, now that it is October. My 36/15000 quote was ~$400/mos (before state sales tax) with $1,000 due at signing! There is no way that the reduced residual value attributable to the additional annual mileage would tilt the deal any where near your quote. |
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Replying to: Car_man (Oct 08, 2004 10:07 am) |
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Replying to: Car_man (Oct 21, 2004 3:29 am) Thanks for the reply. I am dealing with several dealers via the internet, however, no one will give me a price other than MSRP. Can you recommend a "ball park" price I should be using. Thanks, JP |
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