'24 BMW i7 e50 Aventurin Red / Smoke, $128k MSRP, 12k yr, 24 months $997 w/ TX taxes

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2024 BMW i7 e50
Location: Houston, TX

Options: *Driving assistance pro, *Luxury rear seating pkg, *M Sport pkg, *M Sport pro pkg, *Premium pkg, *Executive pkg, *Alcantara headliner, *Sky lounge LED roof, *Bowers & Wilkins Diamond sound

MSRP: $128,000
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $997 including tx tax
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided):

Current mileage: 10,500
Maturity mileage: 36,115
Effective miles per month: 1,068
Maturity date: 12/20/2027

MSD due (if any): None
Cash due (if any): None
Incentive for new lessee (if any): None

Financial institution: BMWFS
Transfer fee: $500 (paid by buyer)
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): Maybe?

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: It’s pretty immaculate. Don’t even let people wear jeans on the smoke leather. If they do, I provide a towel. HAHA.

Probably easier for someone in Texas to transfer lease because payment includes Texas tax.

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Normally not a fan of red, but this is one of my very favorite color combos on a 7 Series.

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What are the tax implications of moving the car out of Texas? I assume from the OP description there are potential issues……

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I like the car. But the price would need to come down a bit for me.

Not sure. I can call BMWFS on Monday and find out. I think they update the tax and payment based on the new zip code…

Thanks. Price not coming down. Only selling because I’m not a fan of red. If the car doesn’t trade before end of year so I can get a new i7 in a different color, I’ll just keep it. Thanks!

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From what I understand, the local rate just gets tacked on to your current monthly since lender tax credits are an internal thing.

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You add your monthly tax on top. Like 6-9% in most states.

Only a problem in MD, VA, etc where taxes are on the value of the car.

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OK - then that seems more straight forward than the post inferred - basically current numbers include Tx taxes - deduct them and add on top whatever your local taxes are… am I reading this right?

Or are the local taxes on top of the Tx taxes bc the Tx taxes are “locked in” to the lease life somehow…….

… sorry for what may seem a basic question ……… but I am in SoCal, I have been a long time LH lurker - never leased, but sometime soon will replace my Taycan with an i7 … bc I have no BMW Loyalty my first car will likely be a transfer …

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Found someone to take over lease. They have great credit and a high-paying job. BMWFS declined them. Kinda dumb, since I’d just turn around and get another i7. Boo….

This is a pretty decent deal, surprised someone is asking for a discount.

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Sold on Swapalease. Two applicants denied. Third applicant approved.

For the record:

*BMW now makes the transferor pay the $500 upfront. $400 is refundable if the applicant is not approved and there is no transfer. Make sure the potential buyer sends you $100 before you have BMW send them the application.

*Process was MUCH quicker than anticipated.

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