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I also have been cross shopping the Cayman and M Coupe. With my preference going to the Cayman. After driving the BMW then the M Coupe you realize why the Porsche is the better car. But I digress..I am leaning to the M Coupe for the economics of it. Carman. Im sort of a lease beginner. Im turning my wifes BMW 325i in for a M Coupe 2 months early. Do you think its possible to put down 1st month and tags and get a payment of $575 including tax for 2 years with current programs? The car is a tick over $54K I tried a lease calculator but it got me nowhere. The sticker price is: $54,725 SELLING PRICE is $44,320 Here are the two offers I got from the guy: No money down,$616 a month. 24mo only with 10,000miles per year. $2500 down, $504 a month. 24mo only with 10,000miles per year. You great insight is appreciated.
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Replying to: andrewinla2 (Oct 15, 2007 7:58 am) http://www.leaseguide.com/calc.htm |
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A dealer offered $5K down and $580 per month with tax. The catch being that $4500 of the down is multiple security deposits which I get back at the end. Not sure about this...any info about this security deposit issue would greatly help.
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Replying to: andrewinla2 (Oct 16, 2007 8:42 pm) I'm not 100% sure on the figures but a lease on a Z4M should look something like this at the moment (this is for my state of Oregon so your tax and tags will vary)' Z4M with premium package; MSRP: $55,200 Selling Price: $44,000 (Edmunds TMV - marketing support of $7,500) Lease Term: 24 months Money factor: 0.0275 Residual: 68% Security deposit: $450 Acquisition fee: $550 Tax and tags: $128 (Oregon!) So, with,say, $2000 down (total down here would be $3128, gives us a monthly of $455 + tax. Of course, this will be higher for states with higher DMV fees. Also, you'd need to find a dealer willing to sell at the TMV minus the marketing support. |
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The car has premium package no nav and no heated seats. . Dealer discount: MSRP $54,725 SELLING PRICE $44,320 So not sure why my payment if so different from yours. I appreciate you posting a response.
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Replying to: andrewinla2 (Oct 18, 2007 8:41 pm) |
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Replying to: Car_man (Oct 05, 2007 1:36 am) I have always bought in the past, but leasing is looking attractive (putting less miles on the car and keeping only four years now). I see you quoting 24 month leases, but the dealer says the 36 month is a much better deal. Comment? He quoted residual of 69% but I saw 68% in a post in this forum. I've worked a tentative discount that will apply either way (sale or lease). Nice thing about lease is not having to pay the sales tax (8.25%) up front. I love the car (except for the run flats).
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The BMW dealer said 24 month is more attractive at this time for Z4 Coupe. Not sure if this applies to other models. |
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Replying to: 530iturk (Oct 19, 2007 8:27 pm) 24 mo. residual on 3.0si - 69% 24 mo. residual on 3.0m - 68% 36 mo. residual on 3.0si - 59% 36 mo. residual on 3.0m - 57% Slim pickings on 2007 Z4 unless you want an automatic, coup, or M. Watchout. Some dealers are trying to sell new leftover 2006 Z4 M with the same discount available on the 2007 M's ($10K at least). |
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Hey everyone, Im about to lease an 07 M Roadster, 6500 under invoice. Do you guys think I should do it today before the end of the month or wait to see if the incentives get any better for November? Do you know if they will be available immediately tomorrow?
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