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Im interesting to lease 07bmw 525i this month or november MSRP $44.195 36 months 0 down,I will pay just first payment and SD(Do I need to pay acq fee?) 15m/year Do not know what is money factor,can somebody help me cause see here is a lot people they did lease before and this is my first time to to this. What is gonna be my mnt pmnt based on 36mnt,15miles/year,0 down,just 1st payment and SD(acq if need to pay that).I m not sure what is residual value,it should be around 60% Thank you guys very much Appreciate it
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Replying to: 525i (Oct 12, 2007 9:32 am) I didn't think that BMW still offered the 525i - probably the 528i now. Money factor is equivalent to an interest rate essentially. When you are leasing you are paying both to rent the car and also to pay interest. One bit of advice is you might check out swapalease.com I have a 530xi I picked up there - quite a bit more horsepower than the 528 and probably cheaper. |
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Just got a message from internet department and the guy told me that they do not have no more 525i.Just 08 528i He said lease is based 1000 over INVOICE.Offer me this numbers 36mnt 15.000miles/year 1750 down(did not say what is this,but probably first mnt pmnt and SD,dmv feez) 698$ monthly payment? IS this good.What do u guys think.Where is CAR MAN now...
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Replying to: 525i (Oct 14, 2007 2:51 am) To review, in order to compute the true cost of a lease you need three numbers: (1) the Net Capitalized Cost (i.e. purchase price including options and fees less any down payment); (2) residual value (value of car at end of lease term); (3) money factor (interest). Some dealers will add the lease acquisition fee (bank fee for originating lease) into the Capitalized Cost, others will break the fee out as a separate charge. Regardless, most will include that fee in the initial down payment. Any security deposit is an additional amount which will also be included in the initial down payment. Sales tax on the vehicle (usually only on the amount of your depreciation depending on state) can be separately paid or rolled into your lease payment. To convert a lease money factor into a rough approximation of APR Interest Rate, multiply the money factor by 2400 (even if your lease term is longer than 24 months.) You can figure out what your Capitalized Cost should be by pricing your car with options using Edmunds TMV. A previous poster posted this site http://forums.roadfly.com/forums/financing/8651672-1.html from which you can obtain the money factor and residual values for BMW Financial Services leases for October. Once you have all your numbers, it's time to whip out your calculator and use the following formulas(refer to http://www.leaseguide.com/lease08.htm): Depreciation Fee = ( Net Capitalized Cost – Residual Value) ÷ Term Finance Fee = ( Net Cap Cost + Residual Value ) × Money Factor Total Monthly Lease Payment (assuming taxes paid separately) = Depreciation Fee + Finance Fee How'd I do CAR MAN? |
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It makes a point. Just calculate and it is right. Thnks Car man is not here still:) |
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If I trade-in my car with dealer that I'm going to lease my new car. And assuming that they give me trade-in value equal to pay-off amount, do I get any sales tax credit on that? ... in state of Texas of course
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Guys, does the bmw loyalty program mean someone who is leasing now or can it be someone who purchased a bmw in the past?
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Car man- I am currently leasing a 2005 BMW 530, and would like to get into a 2008 535. Dealer has offered a price on the 535 of 56638 versus MSRP of 59270. What lease payment based on 36 month, 15K annual miles, should I be looking for? My $700 security deposit on existing lease would carry over. Camil
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Replying to: Car_man (Aug 31, 2005 2:12 am) 36 month 15K miles delivery in Northern California. Top tier credit, not a current BMWFS customer. Thanks for sharing your info!
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