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10319 messages, Last post on Dec 07, 2009 at 12:34 AM
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Replying to: nightrod (Apr 22, 2007 5:11 am) I'm not buying the car, but I'd rather have RWD, and a set of snow tires. You've been doing it.. why quit now? (or are you running without snows?) Also, the money factor is better on the 328i sedan... .0014 vs. .0019 for the 328Xi, with both vehicles having the same residual. Comparably equipped, the 328i should be about $50/mo. less than the 328Xi. You didn't specify the MSRP of the car you are interested in, but the numbers don't seem too far off. I'm not familiar with the 30 month residuals, though, so I hesitate to make an off-the-cuff assessment of your deal. regards, kyfdx |
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Replying to: r74g (Apr 22, 2007 10:30 am) The difference between what you want, and what they are offering is about $4000. It is doubtful that the dealer left that much room to bargain down. What will it cost you to just turn your car in? Once you have that number, then you'll know where you are starting from. |
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Replying to: david_fl (Apr 22, 2007 1:23 pm) For vehicles that don't have money factor incentives (M-cars, 6-series, etc.), the base money factor for the top tier is .0032. Again, I have no idea what it takes to qualify for that. |
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did all the math using bimmerfest info, etc, plus talking to others and I am happy. May be better deals available for U.S. delivery, but my experience was totally hassle free and I am satisfied.
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Just placed an order for 328 coupe in Los Angeles, details follow: MET Metallic Paint 609 On-Board Navigation System 205 6-Speed STEPTRONIC Automatic Transmission 459 8-Way Power Front Seats 322 Comfort Access Here are the numbers on the 36 month lease: MSRP: $41,420 Cap Cost: $38,860 (700 over invoice) Actual Cap Cost (Including MACO and training fee): $39,420 Money Factor: 0.00116 (with 7 SD's) Residual: %61 Total out of pocket (not including SD's): $1500 (so its about $520 cap cost reduction, while $980 are fees and whatnot). Now, my monthly payment including California sales tax (%8.25) is $509.11 BUT when I calculate it on paper, I get $500.67, not even including the cap cost reduction. What am I doing wrong? I know this is a great deal and I already signed, but the $9 more a month is confusing me since those are the actual numbers.
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i am about to get a new lease on a new 328 sedan. what are the mf rates and % off of msrp for may. should i wait till next month or buy now?
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Replying to: kyfdx (Apr 22, 2007 2:08 pm) Yes, Lexus has it also and limited to 9 deposit. I used it for an 02 LS and 02 SC and saved 100 or so a month in both cases (including tax and finance charge). |
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Replying to: thefilmmaking (Apr 22, 2007 7:41 pm) what dealer did you go to?? i am looking to get something within the next two weeks...
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Replying to: pearl (Apr 22, 2007 4:59 pm)
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