Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2025 BMW iX iDrive50
Location: Los Angeles
MSRP: 93395
Monthly payment (pre-tax, without incentive): 942.16
Incentive: 2000 (depending on which month you takeover car)
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided): 877.64
Current mileage: 3605
Maturity mileage: 36026
Effective miles per month: 1125
Maturity date: 6/9/2027
MSD due (if any):
Cash due (if any): 0
Incentive for new lessee (if any):
Financial institution: BMWFS
Transfer fee: 500
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): yes
Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details:
Like new!
Transfer to happen between Nov 1-Nov 19. If you need it sooner, we can figure something out!
This is my favorite car I’ve ever had. Got it in June and it literally is like new. Only reason I’m looking for someone to assume the lease is because we are moving and no longer need this extra car in our family. So luxurious and fun to drive. Incredibly quiet cabin. Ventilated and massaging seats. Great color combo of blue exterior with mocha interior. Sad to get rid of it, but know whoever assumes lease will love it.
As far as the lease, local offers are $699/month with 6k+ DAS for a less equipped version (posted offers online have keep of 90k). This is $0 DAS with more options. I hadn’t considered an incentive given that someone would be hard pressed to beat this deal as it is, but if you are interested and can make my preferred Nov transfer dates work, I’d consider it. Send me a PM if interested. Thanks!
With the extra packages (~$3.8K additional) with $0 DAS, it is close to $30/mo. in savings. When you factor in the transfer fee, the effective savings spread over 29 months is less than $400.
Granted this is comparing a lease at 10K miles/yr. So if the person actually drives 12.5K miles/yr., then the savings are closer to $2K spread over the 29 months.
Additionally, I’m not sure the Electrify America credits are transferable, which would be a major downfall for many.
To answer your question - yes, I could make the timing work.
That’s the average deal on platform now on the same msrp for a brand new car. Try for swap a lease or get your effective lower than this by a margin to help it move.
