24 BMW i5 $749/month (including tax) 31 months Free charging

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Please include monthly payment or selling price in the TITLE.

Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2024 i5 eDr40
Location: Los Angeles, CA

MSRP:
Monthly payment (pre-tax):$749.08 including tax
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided): N/A

Current mileage: ~2,000
Maturity mileage: 22,500
Effective miles per month:
Maturity date: 5/24/27

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

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

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: Like new (4 months old!) perfect condition, Free charging, HOV stickers included

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I have heard the EA free charging is not transferable. Something that should be confirmed. It is usually useful for out of town trips.

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EA is transferable. The account stays with the car (VIN). Not with the owner. Unless BMW does it differently.

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My experience is BMW does not permit transfer of the free charging promotion to a second owner. The only exception is if the first owner has never claimed the promotion code, then it can be claimed by the second owner.

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Thats good to know, im surprised BMW doesnt keep it to the car. Like other manufacturers. Thats a bad selling point for someone to get out of lease transfer