monthly lease payment

db. · 10-21-2006, 06:36 PM

i m considering to lease a 07 e90 and before going to the stealer to get some price quote, i would like to know how much are u guys paying rite now and with wht options

Gianpaolo_E46 · 10-21-2006, 06:38 PM

with no money down, ur looking at about 600 tax-in for a base 323i

europrince · 10-21-2006, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Gianpaolo_E46

with no money down, ur looking at about 600 tax-in for a base 323i

a buddy got the 325 with sport and premium packages, no money down, taxes in for $650. its his 3rd car with BMW of Mississauga, so they gave him a deal. he was over on mileage on his retured e46 330i and they didn't charge him.

Gianpaolo_E46 · 10-21-2006, 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by europrince

a buddy got the 325 with sport and premium packages, no money down, taxes in for $650. its his 3rd car with BMW of Mississauga, so they gave him a deal. he was over on mileage on his retured e46 330i and they didn't charge him.

Thats pretty good, what lease rate did he get? any money off? we got my sister the e90 when it first came out so the lease rate was sky high. this was our 3rd or 4th bmw from maranello within 3 years so we got the usual discounts 0.5% off the lease rate and some $$ off the car. We pay like 580 or just under 600 taxes in for a 323i with preium package.

europrince · 10-22-2006, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Gianpaolo_E46

Thats pretty good, what lease rate did he get? any money off? we got my sister the e90 when it first came out so the lease rate was sky high. this was our 3rd or 4th bmw from maranello within 3 years so we got the usual discounts 0.5% off the lease rate and some $$ off the car. We pay like 580 or just under 600 taxes in for a 323i with preium package.

Sorry, I don't know but I'll ask.

db. · 10-22-2006, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by europrince

Sorry, I don't know but I'll ask.

pls update us on that, i m very interested to know as well, and sounds like he got a good deal on the e90 with those packages

propr'one · 10-21-2006, 06:55 PM

tsk tsk. buy cars cash, if you can't afford em dont buy em

europrince · 10-21-2006, 07:36 PM

prop, some people can write leases off, others have money to spend and like a new car every 3 years. lets not paint everyone with the same brush. its easy to pay cash when you're buying a 10 or 15 yr old e36. most people don't have $30k+ to buy a new car cash. go easy on them, buddy.

propr'one · 10-21-2006, 08:20 PM

i didn't yell at anyone, just stated my opinion, that unless you KNOW you're gonna want a new car from the same manufactuer in 3 years, leasing is usually unwise, especially with no downpayment.

my car isn't 10 years old yet, but it doesn't matter, it wasn't expensive. But even that car, if i couldn't afford to buy it in cash i wouldn't buy it. Asking how much it costs to lease a luxury car with no downpayment is a question which probably represents a bad idea.

rodo · 10-21-2006, 10:37 PM

leasing makes a lot of sense. You pay, say, 4% lease rate, anyone that is good at business can get returns on investment greater than 4% so dropping 50k in a car which has 0 returns is dumb when you can invest it in something that'll represent more returns, not to mention that you get a new car every 3 years and have nothing to worry about

dave328i · 10-22-2006, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by rodo

leasing makes a lot of sense. You pay, say, 4% lease rate, anyone that is good at business can get returns on investment greater than 4% so dropping 50k in a car which has 0 returns is dumb when you can invest it in something that'll represent more returns, not to mention that you get a new car every 3 years and have nothing to worry about

nothing to worry about? you have EVERYTHING to worry about

you have to watch your mileage, you have to do every single scheduled maintenance, if you dent it you have to pay to fix that, you have to replace the tires if theyre worn, you have to take care of the interior, basically they want the car back in mint condition

such a headache if you ask me

better off buying a car that's a few years old

europrince · 10-22-2006, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by dave328i

nothing to worry about? you have EVERYTHING to worry about

you have to watch your mileage, you have to do every single scheduled maintenance, if you dent it you have to pay to fix that, you have to replace the tires if theyre worn, you have to take care of the interior, basically they want the car back in mint condition

such a headache if you ask me

better off buying a car that's a few years old

what, you wouldn't take care of your car if you owned it? you wouldn't replace worn tires or do scheduled maintenance if you owned it?

dave328i · 10-22-2006, 11:14 PM

of course

but it's more stressful when someone else owns it

ericdalinda · 01-18-2008, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by dave328i

nothing to worry about? you have EVERYTHING to worry about

you have to watch your mileage, you have to do every single scheduled maintenance, if you dent it you have to pay to fix that, you have to replace the tires if theyre worn, you have to take care of the interior, basically they want the car back in mint condition

such a headache if you ask me

better off buying a car that's a few years old

soo basically you dont do every single scheduled maintenance????

you dont replace your tires when there worn?

funny if you have a brand new car, why wouldnt you keep it in brand new condition??

lol i would like to see the shoes you wear... you sound like the type of person to buy a brand new pair of shoes and dirty them right away?

of course eventually they get dirty but dont you want to keep it clean as long as possible???

as Forrest Gump always says "you can tell a whole lot by a persons shoes... Where they been, What work they do. Just a Whole Lot"

but the guy has a valid point you lease with 4 percent and you make more then 5 percent on return smart ideology. and then after you buy the car out after the lease.. very smart idea

phaust · 05-21-2008, 11:38 PM

here is mine

3 weeks ago

335i sparkling gray 2008 sedan,6speed no extra package

Leasing

Type Lease (20,000 KM/year)
Downpayment $0
Trade-in $0
Term (months) 39
Province QC
Rate 2.0%
Residual Value $27,944
Monthly Payment $845/mo

i took some "options"

699$ for road hasard free repair ( windsheald, lights, tire, rims, anything on road hasard

799$ extra wear : no charge for scratchs, crack, ding, if it's not excead like 8000$ in repair ( so no stress AT ALL)

and a extra 699$ for i don't remember the name of the option but they change your whipers, braker rotors and pad during your lease. all the things that can be used.. expepts straps or something like that.

anyway sound bullet proof for me!