2023 BMW 330i xDrive M sport Blue/red $698/month 9 months left

[Eugenef]

Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2023 BMW 330i xDrive Sedan Portimao Blue Metallic with Tacara Red SensaTec
Location: Brooklyn, NY

MSRP: $54,080
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $698
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided): $589

Current mileage:19,448
Maturity mileage: 32,525
Effective miles per month: 1453
Maturity date: 06/07/2026

MSD due (if any): 0
Cash due (if any): 0
Incentive for new lessee (if any): 1000

Financial institution: BMW FS
Transfer fee: $400 + $100 application fee
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): yes

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

Tires were replaced in May/June of this year - has the tire road/hazard plan on it through the remainder of the lease

Will leave Viofo 129 pro 2channel dash cams (front and back) installed

Packages:

Msport Pro, Premium, Shadowline, Driver Assistance

1 accident on file from last year - left doors and rear bumper were replaced (I have pictures of before if needed)

Has some scratches on the hood from rock chips and the rear bumper has an etching from someone swiping the car. The damage on the bumper will cost $400 from a shop. I can either get it done or provide it to you as a cash incentive

carfax + window sticker: https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistory/p/Report.cfx?partner=DVW_1&vin=3MW89FF06P8D09133

Photos:

[Bumboola]

Dirty carfax and a superman spec? Did @li8625 and @HersheySweet have a baby?

[li8625]

What can I say? It’s LH baby fever season!

[Eugenef]

been wanting a Macan for a while, the urge has increased lately

[Eugenef]

Just came from a shop - $400 to paint the rear bumper. I can offer this as an incentive or pay for it to be fixed prior to transfer

[Bumboola]

I’d try swapalease. This is an expensive payment for a 330 coupled with an accident and current damage

[Eugenef]

Thanks for the advice. What price would it be attractive at?

[Bumboola]

What are new 330’s going for in the Marketplace? Take those effective payments and cut it 10-20% under that to account for the accident (imo) and offer an incentive which will bring your effective payment there. Try first on swapalease and see if you get any bites with a $500 incentive as is

[Eugenef]

thanks again, I appreciate it

If anyone wants to make me an offer - feel free. I still haven’t found a replacement car, so at this point not too in a rush to swap

[KEVIN88GT]

This is m40i money. If you want to get out of it you’d need to throw cash at people (at least the people here). Likely eating the transfer costs, fixing the bumper and making the effective around 630 per month. Good luck.

[Eugenef]

I’ve never seen an m40i for this money, but I do agree with you about the possibility of throwing the cash at the deal. Thank you for your advice

[Eugenef]

Looks like I found a replacement

offering a $1000 incentive plus either $400 to cover the bumper painting or will get it done myself

[Eugenef]

Forgot to add that I’ll be leaving the Viofo a129 dash cams in the front and back in the car. The car also now has light damage on the right side of the bumper from someone hitting it in a parking lot this week. Brooklyn FTL

[JSmith]

You’re going to need to increase your incentive by a lot to get this moving here especially with another minor accident in the mix. Or fix up the issues and offer a smaller incentive.

When people see someone not repairing things on a nicer/newer car, it does not send a good message and no one wants the hassle of finding a body shop to fix the bumper ($400 seems to be a cheap o body shop on a BMW and I speak from experience).

Good luck!

[Eugenef]

I appreciate the feedback. The car is in New York, thats why I didnt fix the original damage, just in case it happens again - and it did. Lots of shitty drivers and parkers here. Happened to my previous Giulia and happened to this car.

In another thread, someone fixed their bumper and there was a suggestion that perhaps they should have offered it as a cash incentive - hence me not fixing it yet. I can easily take it to a shop if someone chooses that over cash.