I am looking to transfer the lease on my nicely equipped 2017 BMW 340i to a new loving owner. With a $56,000+ MSRP and monthly payment of $489 it is well below the coveted 1% rule. This is a great fit for someone looking for a great deal on a more powerful 340i with a monthly payment below that of a typical 330i lease.
Exterior Color: Mineral White Metallic
Interior Color: Black w/ Red Stitching
Notable Options & Equipment:
Driving Assistance Package
Lighting Package
Sport Package
Navigation System
Harmon Kardon Surround Sound
Wireless Charging
See Window Sticker for more Details
Lease Terms:
Monthly Lease Payment: $489.85 (the vehicle is currently registered and located in Fairfax, VA so no monthly sales tax is incl.)
Lease Maturity: 9/26/2020
Total Mileage Allowed: 30,611
Current Mileage: 11,500
Remaining Mileage: 19K for 24 months
Lease End Charges:
Excess Mileage Charge: 25c/mile
Dispostion Fee: $350
Residual Value: $34,181 if you want to purchase the car at lease end.
Transfer Terms:
I am looking to recover a prorated portion ($2000) of my upfront payment ($3000)
BMW Charges a $500 lease transfer fee! (You would be paying that)
Please make sure that you are qualified to assume the lease based on BMWFS terms.
In order to take over the lease you will first have to be qualified by BMWFS. BMW Assumptions Credit Application
I know a guy from NoVa here who got a 340i loaner with about 3k miles for $390/mo (not sure with or without VA tax)
So, not sure how good this deal really is when all said and done…
Not sure how the tax will work for out of state residents. Looks like VA tax is paid upfront, so probably no more tax from a VA resident. Do out of state residents get credit since VA charges on full price?
I am not sure about registering it in a new state, but I did indeed pay the state tax upfront on the entire vehicle price when I leased it in Virginia. So if it stays in Virginia, there should be no new sales tax on the lease transfer.