‘18 M760 xDrive MSRP 181k 4.3k DAS $1,746 + Tax DEMO

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Happy Monday,

Demo M760 in stock ready to hit the road. Vehicle is a demo with 4,807 miles on it.

Frozen Dark Brown Metallic on Mocha Nappa Leather

2018 BMW M760i xDrive

MSRP: $181,345
Selling Price: $147,345
Monthly Payment: $1,912 (Based on So Cal Tax)
Drive-Off Amount: $4,312.79
Months:36
Annual Mileage:10,000
MF: .00182
Residual: 55%
Incentives included in lease: Lease loyalty credit of $2,000
Region: So Cal

This vehicle is located in Southern California zip code 91204 at Pacific BMW. For inquires email me at samsonnargizyan@pacificbmw.com. With inquires include Name, Phone Number, Loyalty is applicable, and Zip Code.

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wow amazing deal

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Thanks! 2020202

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Does a Driver come included? That car looks like a beast

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The prerequisite to lease this is you have to have your own driver :slight_smile:

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Waiting for someone to chime in “doesn’t meet 1%”

:roll_eyes:

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This deal does meet the 1% rule as it is for the 1%ers

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Yes, his name is “Mr. Driving Assistance Plus”, with that v12 I wouldn’t want anyone driving this beast except me! :joy:

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“doesn’t meet 1% rule, must be a bad deal” :stuck_out_tongue:

((jk))

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Woah. Don’t see a deal like this very often

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Throw an OL code and grandfathered MSDs and you might get close to 1%.

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Nice car but damn, $180k?!?! Not sure where the market is for the big sedans like this. This seems like Porsche Panamera Turbo territory. I’d rather take a Range Rover Velar for $85k then a Cayman S for $90k and save some $$$. But oh well, while we’re dreaming I also have a Coke Zero!

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Yup v12 big body beamer, stats and pricing wise still better than the Porsche on paper.

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a panamera turbo is significantly more to lease then this specific M760

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Roughly $700 more from what I’ve seen

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Who was the lucky SOB that got to put 4k miles on this? GSM or owner?

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I wonder who is the typical customer profile for the top engines of the luxuries. They are much more more expensive than the one step down e.g. 750i and performance improvement is marginal. Are they typically obsessed with having the “best” ?