2018 BMW 440i Lease Offer

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A 2018 440i coupe

  1. MSRP: 57,925.00
  2. SALE price: 51,200.00
  3. sale price + tax etc.: 56,535.08
  4. I think I only get a 2000k rebate from official bmw
    and the corporate one is $500, somehow I realize the there is $1000 rebate for college student, but the dealer I can only pick one from the two.
  5. MF:151
  6. Residule: 57%
  7. term: 36months
  8. mileage: 10k
  9. state: ca
  10. monthly payment:
    0 due $743(after tax)
    $1,500 $693
    $3,000 $647

Don’t really know if I should do this, basically I think it is still high and negotible? seems that July is not a good time for leasing? I got a B option, which is almost the same config for the car, except it is a 2017 440i coupe.

B:

  1. MSRP: 62745
  2. SALES price: 58,955
  3. the dealer didn’t give me the price for that…
  4. 3000 rebate + student = 4000
  5. MF: Don’t know
  6. residual:57%?
    7.36months.
  7. 12k
  8. CA
  9. monthly:
    0 due: 720(after tax)
    1500 due: 680

So I am wondering if I should get a 2017 or 2018 model? which deal is better? Thanks in advance.

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Both are bad deals and the 2,4,6 series aren’t good leases

The 3,5,7 are for leasing IMO

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This is a leasehackr forum so we always try to get bang for our buck. If you’re willing to pay, you can lease whatever you want. But we’re trying to drive cars for basically depreciation.

BMW and mercedes are selling no matter how high the prices are. Audi is also known for bad deals although hit up @Jonathan if you’re interested. If you want bang for your buck: lexus, infiniti, and maybe acura are good right now.

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Hmm, which price would make it a good offer :(. Can you explain a little bit why 2/4/6 is not good for lease? Thanks :slight_smile:

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It’s not a “bad deal.” The math might make sense but I don’t feel like doing math right now. I think @Warbeast is trying to say you could get a better deal for another car.

MF is too high .0151 is one of the highest. If you look at lexus MF is .0007. Multiply by 2400 to get more familiar APRs.

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