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12-24-2013, 10:20 AM | #26 |
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600s? i think people are dreaming. I think 800-900 at least. It's a brand new car. it will be marked up, increased money factors, & normal residuals (not the inflated crap bmw usually does.)\
Just look at the lease prices on the 435s. Their still high. I doubt the m3/m4 will lease near the 3/4 35 |
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Florida BMW dealers were practically giving these cars ('12, '13) away last year, no? I've heard less. |
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12-25-2013, 09:16 AM | #29 |
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For either msd or cap reduction... We will see what prices are like and once the orders slow down we should see some discounts to msrp and also if you qualify for incentives that should help too.. M5 have some serious discounts right now.. Like 15-20k off.. Of course that's off a higher msrp, but if you time it right like the poster that did sign and drive, I'm sure it can be possible
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Heres my best guess, when the M4 comes out I think the residual will be low 50's or possible high 40's. For one your gonna be missing out on a lot of fun options I think you'll regret not getting. But, 600's may be possible with 4k down and a low MSRP with you either getting a great discount on ED or Discount on MSRP. It may be possible but be prepared to call a lot of dealers and get laughed at. When these cars come out mostly every one will be either paying MSRP or getting a small discount. My best advice would be to wait until the hype is down, maybe wait 6-12 months after its released and grab one cheap. This is based on personal experience. I was one of the first 5 in Florida to grab a F10 M5. When they first came out you couldn't get one under less then 1600-2100 a month. Now you can swing one for 1200-1400 easy.
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My information is a 2nd hand info from a business owner friend.
He didn't put anything down on his M6 because it was easier to write off his monthly payment over trying to distribute the down payment over the life of the lease. Also, he did 7 MSD(I think that is the max allowance) to lower his interest rate. |
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01-01-2014, 06:57 AM | #36 |
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To the OP, dont put that kind of money down on a lease. Keep it in the bank to subsidize your payments over the lease period. You get nothing in return putting that kind of money down. If the car is totalled you will kill that money goodbye. Only come in with the amount necessary to get into the lease and thats it.
That being said BMW leases are pretty bad on M cars when they first come out. Low residuals and terrible money factors. I remember when the E92 M3 came out and the dealer quoted me $1100 per month for a low optioned M3 coupe, when I could get a then new 07 997S PCar for $1141 for the same amount of down...went with the PCar. Dave
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