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1544 messages, Last post on Sep 28, 2009 at 3:51 PM
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All: Just thought I'd pass along the deal I made on an X3 in Columbus, OH. Good hunting everyone: MSRP: $43,370 Net Cap Cost : $40,965 (about $1K over invoice) Acquisition Fee: $ 625 Adjusted Cap Cost: $41,590 Terms: 36 mo / 12K miles per year / $0 down Residual: 67% MF: .002 Acquisition Fee: $625 Payment: $492.23 / month This site is a fantastic resource for this type of information. I would have paid much more without doing the research here. Thanks everyone.
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Replying to: ninabeemer (Feb 27, 2007 9:56 am) |
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Replying to: ninabeemer (Feb 27, 2007 9:56 am) PLEASE let me know who you dealt with and where. |
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Alright, I was about to put a deposit on a X3 today but wanted to see if there is something hidden in the deal. X3 MSRP $41,000 Sales Price $38,400 Adjusted Cap $40,571.64 Includes $825 Aquisition fee and some thing else. 67% residual on 3yr 12K year lease Mulitple security Deposits Total of 8 $4,000 for a money factor of .00176 Payment = $483.68 including our 6.75% sales tax. $4,500 due on delivery = MSD and 1st payment. How am I doing?
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Replying to: mez2 (Mar 02, 2007 1:06 pm) Do you live in Ohio? I think they add the tax in upfront, so that would make sense.. It looks like they are working off a money factor of .00225, instead of the base money factor of .0020, plus they are marking up the acq.fee by $200.. (assuming the numbers are the same as February... no idea if they are). Positives? $2600 is a very good discount... If they used the base rate of .0020, and only charged $625 for the acquisition fee, then your payment would drop to $460.82/mo. That number would be a great deal... Your number is pretty decent, though.. regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: kyfdx (Mar 02, 2007 1:17 pm) Seems like I should be able to knock a few hundred off these fees and look into a lower rate. Does anyone have the March MF rates on X3 with maximun Multiple Security Deposits?
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Hi, I currently own a two seater convertible (worth 8k according to KBB) and I'm looking into selling it and hopefully leasing a bmw x3 in the near future. 1. Is there a way to find out what the average interest rate for someone with a 630 fico score would be without actually applying? I don't want to try getting approved until I hear back from the bureaus regarding an investigation I requested on some false/old info. 2. The reason I'm looking into a lease is so that I could upgrade to a bigger SUV in a few years.... when I plan to start a family. In your opinion(s), is this a good idea or should I just buy it? I'm looking to have a car payment of about $500. Thanks for your help! SUVCURIOUS
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Replying to: suvcurious (Mar 03, 2007 2:14 pm) So, if you qualify, you qualify for the same rate as the guy who has an 800 FICO score.. If you are buying? Sorry, I have no idea of the interest rates for less than A credit.
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Replying to: mez2 (Mar 02, 2007 3:12 pm) If this isn't who you're dealing with, you still should be able to get a lease deal without any mark up in the acq fee, doc fee, and money factor. Good luck with it. |
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I am new to this site and currently in my first lease. I currently have an 04' X3 w. about 16K on it in it's final year of a 3 year/ 30k mile lease; my first question would be if BMW has some sort of reinbursement or benifit to me for the added value due to the lower mileage???? Second question would be if anyone has used their BMW C.C. benifits toward their current lease - "up to 5ktowards your lease" - is this as simple and straight forward as it is presented???? I love the fact that this website exists - I have read the posts for some time now. This is my first post and it has been coming for some time now..My current lease is up in Sept. 07' and I intend on releasing another X3... hopefully by then the new 3 series 300 hp engine will be an option. One last question - sorry - do you reciweve the same discounts when you order a custom X3???? Thanx for the help, you guys are a great resource.... |
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