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335xi ED Lease Price-Good Deal?
by emgunz
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Dec 26, 2007 (4:48 pm)
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Trying to get 335xi ED:
Prem, Sport, Paddle, Cold, Auto, Comfort, Nav, IPod, Metallic ($47,870)
$2500 down + 1st + Security (600) + Plates (150) (~$3,750)
We have to pay tax (7.75%)up front in Ohio.
Tax included: $580/month 10k/yr. 36 mos.
Is this a good deal? I wouldn't get the car until May or June, should I wait until March to do this?
Any assistance is most appreciated! My other option is the G35x in the summer, but this car is FAR better IMHO!
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- #1971 of 3218
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2008 BMW 335iC Lease
by frodriguez1
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Dec 27, 2007 (12:23 pm)
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Deposit placed on 2008 BMW 335iC with an MSRP of $56,845.
First month, tag, title and bank fee at delivery (in a few days). $817 plus tax for 39 months with 10k miles per year.
Good deal? Thanks!
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- #1972 of 3218
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Re: BMW 328Xi [mfc1]
by futurebmw
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Dec 27, 2007 (4:31 pm)
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Replying to: mfc1 (Dec 24, 2007 12:57 pm)
hey there... to be honest, i haven't gotten around to getting any quotes as yet because i haven't had the time... but also, i got caught in the "tire dilemma" while going through the forum... everyone was making it sound like getting the run flat tires on the sport package was like signing a deal with the devil... honestly, it is almost a deal breaker for me... i mean i can just barely afford the lease payment, but it will totally be a no go if i have to drop another 1-2k for new tires... so i started thinking about the g35 sedan... so i was confused about that for a while... and then secondly, i was wondering if it's a better time to buy now during the year-end sales, or around summer time when the new year models wil be coming out... i really wonder what the money factors will be for those months, as i am assuming that they would be eager to get all the "old" year models out... please chime in if you know anything about the above two points... take care and good luck...
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residuals
by jackals
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Dec 28, 2007 (8:19 am)
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I'm trying to locate 335xi 36 month residuals for Dec.
10K = 64%
12K = 63%
15K = ???
Any idea on 15K?
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- #1974 of 3218
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Re: 335xi ED Lease Price-Good Deal? [emgunz]
by boomer23
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Dec 29, 2007 (12:06 am)
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Replying to: emgunz (Dec 26, 2007 4:48 pm)
Paying money down on a lease is usually discouraged. Reason is that you lose that down payment if your car is totaled. Instead, you could make multiple security deposits, which you would get back at the end of the lease or in case the car is totaled. For each security deposit, your money factor is reduced by something like .00007. You can make up to 7 additional security deposits. Each one would only lower your monthly payment by about $5, but it adds up, AND you get the deposits back, as opposed to going in the dealer's pocket if you pay the money down.
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- #1975 of 3218
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Re: 2008 BMW 335iC Lease [frodriguez1]
by boomer23
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Dec 29, 2007 (12:12 am)
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Replying to: frodriguez1 (Dec 27, 2007 12:23 pm)
Nobody can answer your question without knowing your negotiated selling price as well as the MSRP. You should also know your money factor, residual and whether you're paying a security deposit or whether it is waived as a returning BMW customer.
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Re: residuals [cdnpinhead]
by kyfdx HOST
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Dec 29, 2007 (7:04 am)
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Close..
12K is 1% lower than 10K
15K is 2% lower than 12K
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