2025 BMW X1, $519/mo, $0 das, 33 months left [NY]

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2025 BMW X1
Location: Rye, NY

MSRP: 47,030
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided): $519/mo

Current mileage: 7500
Maturity mileage: 34,875 (loaner with 2375 on it)
Effective miles per month: 829
Maturity date: 6/25/2028

MSD due (if any): 0
Cash due (if any): Transfer fee paid by buyer

Financial institution: BMW Financial Services
Transfer fee: $500
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): Yes

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: Great Condition, just needed for summer.

Incentive for new lessee (if any):

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IMG_84354283×5423 8.33 MB

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IMG_84364284×5712 8.12 MB

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IMG_84374284×5712 8.94 MB

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IMG_84382142×2856 3.51 MB

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IMG_84394284×5712 8.91 MB

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IMG_8440.HEIC4284×5712 8.95 MB

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IMG_84433024×4032 2.8 MB

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IMG_8449.HEIC3024×4032 2.35 MB

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First time seeing one of these. I forgot BMW still has them in the line up.

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Much better than the new X3 IMO if you don’t need the space

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Agreed and the 2.8 drives much nicer than the 3.5 (both 4cyl) imo, and this has DAP. Solid deal - GLWT!

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@nyclife Out of curiosity, how does BMW handle the sales tax difference if the car is transferred to CA? Since NY, u pay sales tax upfront and CA is levied monthly…..does BMW just tack on the CA tax on this payment and call it a day OR do they do roll back the payment for the sales tax already paid up on the car, and THEN refactor new payment?

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It’s whatever the payment is plus your tax rate, monthly. So, this is $519 per month + tax.

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That would require CA to somehow recognize the taxes paid in NY and then somehow credit that against a monthly receipt taxation method…

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This is all correct, unfortunately, it’s the definition of double taxation

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considering that both states love taxes like a fat kid loves cake… It’ll be a cold day in hell before they care about fixing the double taxation

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Yeah - that’s why i was curious. On purchases, i know you can apply for credit for sales tax you already paid in New York to reduce the California use tax obligation but wasn’t sure how leases would work.