2019 BMW i3 lease take over (BEV)

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2019 Bmw i3s bev
Location: Pasadena, CA
Text (323) 580-3267

MSRP: 52,650
Monthly payment: 460 (tax included)
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided):

Current mileage: 11,600
Maturity mileage: 45,000
Effective miles per month:15k a year
Maturity date: 06/19/2022

MSD due (if any):
Cash due (if any):
Incentive for new lessee (if any):

Financial institution: bmw financial
Transfer fee: $500
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no):

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details:

2019 BMW I3s

-Sport Model
-Deka World
-Fluid Black W/BMW I Froze Blue Accent
-20" BMW Double-Spoke Jet Black Wheels

  • Andesite Silver Matte (Interior)
  • Technology + Driving Assistant Package
  • BMW Blue Seatbelt Strap
  • Wireless Charging & Wifi Hotspot
  • BMW TurboCord Charger
  • Harman Kardon Surround System
#2

It’s a nice car, but I highly doubt you will get anyone to jump on this here at $400+ a month for an i3.

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#3

You are being too kind. Op probably needs to throw at least $3000 at this to make it go away.

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#4

I’m potentially in the market for an i3 and would be interested in taking this, but yeah would need a 3k+ incentive for us to be in the same ballpark.

#5

Interested and in the market now, but yes I’d need at least a $3k incentive to consider.

#6

Is this a BEV or REX?

I would be interested but as others have stated, would need to be a lower monthly. But I’m ready to move depending on how the car is currently configured. Does this have the moonroof option?

#7

Looks like BEV, there’s no gas door on front passenger fender

#8

It is a bev. Does not have moon roof package

#9

Funny how this voluntarily becomes an offer with a $3k incentive before any response by OP.

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#10

I don’t know if that’s the case…but with the 20’s due to arrive soon and the possibility of extended range and the need for BMW to move product, for the same $ you can likely get the newest model. Not to mention a new one would qualify for state rebate and any remaining federal tax credit

#11

20s will be exactly the same as 19s since 19s already got a battery upgrade. You are right, if get a new one from dealer, buyer will qualify for state rebate but not federal since it’s a lease.

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#12

Depending on the terms, the Manufacturer may rebate some of that tax credit back in terms of an offset on the lease.

#13

True, BMW does give out full amount of tax credit back to customer which is $7500 standard lease cash. seems like OP haven’t apply for HOV sticker, so buyer can apply it when they take the paper work to DMV for title transfer.