2019 BMW m5 Lease

Ask the Hackrs
1

Msrp is 110,395

sales price is 98,350

Monthly Payment (Excl. Tax): $1,274

Monthly Payment (incl. tax): $1,395

Drive-Off: 0

1st month payment: $1,395
Down payment: $2500
Registration and doc fee: $780
Tax on cap cost reduction and fees: $8
money factor .00206
residual is 60 percent

Refundable MSD Payment: $0

Leasehackr Score: 7.2 years

Disposition Fee: $350

Total Lease Cost: $49,270

5k discount and 7k rebates

so really my drive off is covered by my rebates and I put down 2500 to lower my payments.

what do you guys think?

2

MSRP, sales price, MF, residual, etc. You aren’t giving all the pieces of the puzzle. Your drive offs also make no sense at all

3

sorry I think I corrected it , not everything copy and pasted

4

How is your drive-off $0 but you put $2500 down payment? Is that down payment paid by you or the rebate?

5

Doesn’t seem the greatest considering the marked up MF, but you also have a decent discount for it being a 2019

6

down payment is paid by me to lower monthly payments

drive off is paid by rebate

7

So what did you pay at drive off then? $2500? $4693?

9

I pay 2500 to drive off

10

How many months and miles?

11

36 months and 10,000 a year

12

What state? M5 or comp pack?

13

California regular m5

14

This is what I was quoted when the last gen F10 M5 came out just refreshed so the prices aren’t far off.

If you’re willing to wait you can shave off a couple of hundred when it dips to $1,100 + tax or a screaming deal on a demo for $999 + tax a month if you wait a little longer.

15

When will the demos be available? I would imagine they want to start moving them as I see 2019s rolling in already

16

Usually 3-4 months after the car has been available to the general public.

1 Like
18

By not posting the link to the car you are trying to get, for starters.

2 Likes
19

It’s all good if someone wants it good luck he’s not moving it haha

20

19 residuals suck look at 18

1 Like
21

Where did you get this deal?