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#1093 of 1370 Re: X5 4.8i lease - good deal? [turboman62] by dsa421 Dec 27, 2008 (8:32 pm)
Replying to: turboman62 (Dec 27, 2008 3:40 pm) I also thought the money factor was set and non-negotiable and was surprised when the sales guy delivered the document with .0019 which is above what is listed as the BMW money factor currently. Apparently each dealership has flexability to some degree in marking this up...   The finance guy first said he would "meet me in the middle" and split the difference. I honestly was offended they attempted to jack up this rate and told them with absolute certainty that I would walk if they didnt go with the standard .0015. Had I purchased the car at or below invoice I would understand them trying to mark up the finance fee's, but as I said to the finance manager, they were making 4/5K over invoice on this deal.   Needless to say he wasnt happy, but it didnt take much for him to agree. I chose to lease because I dont like to keep cars past 3 years and the lease terms they are offering currently are VERY attractive.
#1094 of 1370 Re: Confused on MF [SpacerM] by SpacerM Dec 27, 2008 (9:15 pm)
Replying to: SpacerM (Dec 27, 2008 11:19 am) Alright, talked to a few more dealers, and although Im still confused as to where between .0015 and .00175 the MF should be for a X5 3.0, I think I've got the Bank fee ($725) and disposition fee ($395) right.   Can someone please post the BMWFS numbers for December for a 2009 X5 3.0 36/10K lease? I know its a 60% residual, but that's all I"m sure of. Replies to this message: morecowbell75 (Jan 22, 2009 2:15 pm) tcn2k (Jan 26, 2009 10:32 pm)
#1095 of 1370 Wow by gardis Dec 29, 2008 (8:26 am)
I never cease to be amazed. What recession??? Paying nearly $70K for a vehicle that can be had for $55K only with a straight inline 6 cyl. engine instead. Is that power worth $20,000 to you? Holy Smokes! That's some major disposable income, pal.
#1096 of 1370 PRe owned 2007 x5 by gardis Dec 29, 2008 (8:28 am)
Folks: There's a pre-owned 2007 X5, Alpine white, 6K miles, they're asking $38,900, when it seems all the other vehicles like that are in the mid $40K at least. What is wrong with this picture? The car is like new.   I hear gas mileage isn't so hot though. For one person with no kids, that's a little big isn't it? I'm also looking 5 series CPO also. I know, no comparison, but just wondering what your thoughts are. Thanks. Gardis in CT gardis72gmail.com
#1097 of 1370 Re: Incentives [armando1967] by rt909 Dec 30, 2008 (8:31 am)
Replying to: armando1967 (Dec 27, 2008 12:51 pm) Armando1967, checkout post#1079 and #1081.
#1098 of 1370 2009 X5 3.0 with Prm, Tec, Cmft, 3rd, RearClimate by DallasCowboy Jan 04, 2009 (6:47 pm)
Just bought 2009 X5 3.0 Options - Premium Pkg Technology Pkg Comfort Access 3rd Row Rear Climate Pkg USB-Ipod Access   MSRP - 58225 Price Paid - 54375 excluding Taxes, Title, License Plates 0.9 APR for 60 months   Location - Dallas, TX Replies to this message: Justinguo (Jan 27, 2009 8:22 am)
#1099 of 1370 Re: Money Factor 2009 4.8 X5 [eights38] by kimcode Jan 05, 2009 (12:36 am)
Replying to: eights38 (Dec 17, 2008 3:49 pm) Hi,   Do you have the updated money factor ad residuals for all 3 at 12 & 15K since the rates supposedly changed in 2009. X5 3.0 x5 3.5d x5 4.8   Very appreciated. Kim Replies to this message: twiehoff (Jan 11, 2009 12:20 pm) kyfdx (Jan 11, 2009 2:18 pm)
#1100 of 1370 Re: Money Factor 2009 4.8 X5 by twiehoff Jan 11, 2009 (12:20 pm)
Replying to: kimcode (Jan 05, 2009 12:36 am) We are also trying to get an accurate MF for Jan 2009. We looked yesterday and they gave us 55% residual (with 15K miles, for 3 year lease), but they are claiming the money factor is now .0022 - which is very high compared to what this is showing for last month, when we questioned that he said the .0015-.00175 were for 2008 and they don't have any more of those. Looking at the posts here though that seems to be untrue??? He said residuals also dropped slightly so that is hurting us too. They did come down on price to $500 over invoice (about $4000 off MSRP), but I think they are making up their profit with a jacked up MF. Here was our deal:   Price: $54,005 Term: 3 years Residual: .55 Mi/yr: 15K MF: .0022 Acq Fee: $925 Doc Fee: $75 Security Deposit: $850   Are the other fees negotiable too, they seem a little more than others have said too.   Thank you for any advice! Replies to this message: kyfdx (Jan 11, 2009 2:18 pm)
#1101 of 1370 Re: Money Factor 2009 4.8 X5 [twiehoff] by kyfdx HOST Jan 11, 2009 (2:18 pm)
Replying to: twiehoff (Jan 11, 2009 12:20 pm) The '09 X5 3.0 has a base MF of .0018   They are marking up your money factor the maximum, as well as marking up the acquisition fee ($200 extra..also the max).   If you have other lease questions, please post them here: BMW X5 Lease Questions   regards, kyfdx
#1102 of 1370 2009 x5 3.0 new lease good price? by 2009_X5_3L Jan 19, 2009 (4:52 pm)
I'm close to signing and want to confirm this is a good deal- SF Bay area   x5 3.0 MSRP about $55k, paying Invoice +$750 +$400 maco +$180 Training plus they want $500 for transpo from another dealer, is paying for transpo common?   Lease 36 month, 10k miles/yr, 58% residual, .0022 MF, $92 doc+other+tire fee, $0 acqusition fee, $700 Security dep, $7k cash at signing Replies to this message: mjfloyd1 (Jan 22, 2009 7:41 am)

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