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#425 of 1385 Re: Need help, confused!! but gettin better [dreamland] by kyfdx HOST Sep 08, 2005 (3:23 am)
Replying to: dreamland (Sep 08, 2005 1:10 am) They must be using the August program... maybe, they were able to lock you in, since you were in there negotiating last month...   I think, that even with the new dealer cash incentives, that it would cost more to lease this car under the September program..   $1400 due at inception, right? You better grab this.. $650/mo for a $59K car is pretty good.... It might be $100/mo. higher under the September program..   regards, kyfdx
#426 of 1385 Re: September Incentive Program [mib90024] by drtravel Sep 08, 2005 (8:07 am)
Replying to: mib90024 (Sep 07, 2005 7:15 pm) I went ot the bmwusa web site and tried to calculate the details of their lease special (why don't they ever publish the money factor?). Here's how I derived the $459 figure:   MSRP = $43,670 Sales price = $39,770 (you pay $2,500 upfront plus they discount the car $1,400) Residual = 57% ($43,670 X 0.57 = $24,892) Money factor = 0.0012 (came from the X5 leasing forum)   Payment is $459.08 plus tax   The residual value is given in the ad (36 mos 10K miles) - I don't know what the money factor is for September but it was 0.00075 in August. Of course BMW dealers are known for bumping up their money factors so I would wait until I know what the official money factor is.   Now for the same car MSRP of $43,670 has an invoice of $40,030 less the $5,000 cash incentive or $35,030. So I might pay $36-36.5K. Replies to this message: drtravel (Sep 08, 2005 12:14 pm)
#427 of 1385 Re: September Incentive Program [drtravel] by drtravel Sep 08, 2005 (12:14 pm)
Replying to: drtravel (Sep 08, 2005 8:07 am) Correction:   The sales price should be $38,670 (you pay $2,500 up front plus they discount the car $2,500)   Payment is exactly $459
#428 of 1385 september rates by dreamland Sep 08, 2005 (1:21 pm)
kyfdx-Thank You once again. I will take delivery this weekend and hope for no surprises. Some time ago, you also provided invaluable assistance on an X3 pursuit. Keep up your interest and contributions!!!   Below are the latest published rates that I came across for September to be applied by BMWFS.   X5 3.0i Wagon   24 mo/15k mi – 64% Residual Value – Money Factor .00280 Base Rate 36 mo/15k mi – 54% Residual Value – Money Factor .00280 Base Rate 48 mo/15k mi – 44% Residual Value – Money Factor .00280 Base Rate 60 mo/15k mi – 36% Residual Value – Money Factor .00280 Base Rate
#430 of 1385 Re: Good lease deal on 4.4i? [mib90024] by suv800 Sep 09, 2005 (3:50 am)
Replying to: mib90024 (Sep 07, 2005 7:16 pm) Hello, I have the sales orders in my hand, remember I told earier that I went to 2 different BMW dealer. Because they promise they had instock, then turned none for me neither those 2 dealers, 1 in Bayside NY 11362, and the other 1 in Brooklyn NY 11214. I just don't know how to show them to you. This web site wouldnt allow me to post any email address. Just wait til end of September and October. Price will come down. You will be suprised Replies to this message: schutzhund1 (Sep 10, 2005 9:09 pm) suv800 (Sep 11, 2005 1:32 pm)
#431 of 1385 $7,488 off MSRP by drtravel Sep 10, 2005 (9:44 am)
Here's a deal advertised in the LA Times (Century West BMW)   2005 X5 3.0 - lease for $396 + tax 36mo/30K   MSRP of $45,020, selling price of $37,532 ($7,488 off MSRP or $1,272 above invoice after $5,000 cash back), cap reduction of $3,000 so total cap cost is $34,532   Using 57% residual and 0.0028 money factor I come up with a payment of $414.95. Not sure how they calculated the $396. Total drive off is $5,168 whcih includes $3,000 cap reduction, $450 security deposit, $625 acquistion, $396 first month payment and $697 of something else - maybe additional cap reduction? Replies to this message: kyfdx (Sep 10, 2005 2:43 pm)
#432 of 1385 Re: $7,488 off MSRP [drtravel] by kyfdx HOST Sep 10, 2005 (2:43 pm)
Replying to: drtravel (Sep 10, 2005 9:44 am) I'm pretty sure the money factor on that lease is .0025   And, using that factor, the numbers add up....   regards, kyfdx
#433 of 1385 Re: Good lease deal on 4.4i? [suv800] by schutzhund1 Sep 10, 2005 (9:09 pm)
Replying to: suv800 (Sep 09, 2005 3:50 am) Hi, my local dealer in Ca. also thinks the prices will come down in 30-60 days on the lease. Do you REALLY think so? Will this be a 05 or 06 in your opinion that drops in price? What is a "DEAL" for downpayment on a lease for the 4.4i and monthly payment? My dealer was talking about 5-6K down and a monthly under 600 back in August. Replies to this message: suv800 (Sep 11, 2005 1:32 pm)
#434 of 1385 Re: Good lease deal on 4.4i? [schutzhund1] by suv800 Sep 11, 2005 (1:32 pm)
Replying to: schutzhund1 (Sep 10, 2005 9:09 pm) Yes, the price will come down back to the August price in October for 2006 BWM X5 4.4, And, the prices will be under $600 if tax upfront, 15k per yr. The new rate for October is came from internal memo of BMW Usa. Hopefully every one will have what they want.

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