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#19 of 1385 Just purchased 2004 X5 4.4i by hzhao Feb 25, 2004 (6:53 pm)
Just made the purchase on a 2004 X5 4.4i with Primer, CD changer, Cold weather, real climate, heated steering wheel and real seat, parking distance control and Navigation. Paid Total of $45305 out the door with my trade in of 99 Lexus RX300. I think it is a fair deal in my area. The only frustration that I have is to locate the color that I want (silver/gray). According the search result, there are only 8 X5 with such configuration available (varies colors), I might have to wait for the new build order, and it could take up to six weeks. Since I have waited that long to made the purchase, it will be fine to wait for a little longer.....
#20 of 1385 4.4 delivery - NJ by x5fan Feb 27, 2004 (4:53 pm)
Today I took delivery of my 4.4 that was ordered on 1/26; $2800.00 below MSRP.   Got Premium, Sports, Rear climate, Nav, PDC and CD chgr. Replies to this message: dhuang (Aug 26, 2004 11:27 am) pvbmw (Apr 01, 2006 5:24 am) bdr127 (Apr 01, 2006 9:42 am) pvbmw (Apr 01, 2006 12:50 pm) ceyc_01 (Jul 11, 2008 10:44 pm)
#21 of 1385 X5 Lease Offer by fzara2003 Mar 23, 2004 (6:27 pm)
I am planning on getting an X5, but I am unsure if I should press the button.   The car is equipped with:   Rear Climate Control Premium Package Navigation System Cold Weather Package Steptronic Automatic Trans.   I am getting the car for $599/month, for 42 months, with a $2100 cap cost reduction (down payment).
#22 of 1385 $2100 Cap Cost reduction? by nyccarguy Mar 23, 2004 (9:48 pm)
Why are you going to give them $2100? All you're doing is lowering your monthly payment by $50. If your X5 gets stolen or wrecked before the lease is up, you lose that $2100. Does the $599 include Tax as well?
#23 of 1385 X5 Lease by fzara2003 Mar 23, 2004 (10:42 pm)
I have to give the $2100 down, because of the company's lease agreement. The monthly payments cannot go above $600/month, which is why I am offering a $2100 down payment.   The X5 is a titanium silver with gray leather. However, the vehicle has been on the lot since December of 03', and I am still hesitant if I should take the car, considering it is not equipped with the Xenons.   One of the real gripes of this car, is that I feel it was equipped wrong-I think the titanium silver, fully loaded with a MSRP of around 49k having no xenons was a bad build.   Whats everyone's take on this?
#24 of 1385 by fzara2003 Mar 24, 2004 (12:20 pm)
Whoops, I forgot to say, but tax is included in the 599 price.
#25 of 1385 If the car isn't optioned by nyccarguy Mar 24, 2004 (8:40 pm)
how you like it, then don't take it! $50K is a significant amount of money to plop down on a vehicle that isn't really what you want.
#27 of 1385 Advice sought on Lease terms by ranajo Apr 04, 2004 (8:31 pm)
I am looking at a 2004 BMW X5 with a MSRP of approximately $49800.   With excellent credit including a FICO score of 748, I was wondering what sort of money factor and residual value would be appropriate. I have in mind a 48 month lease with annual mileage of 12K with zero capital reduction.   As far as I know, BMW is not offering any incentivized leasing programs.   I'd appreciate any feedback.
#28 of 1385 ranajo by nyccarguy Apr 07, 2004 (9:34 pm)
BMW will give you a higher residual on a 42 month lease (hence lowering your lease payment). Replies to this message: ranajo (Apr 16, 2004 5:33 am) ranajo (Apr 19, 2004 7:23 am)

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