Acq fee is $925, not sure why it did not compute, I did have it beforehand. Gov and dealer fees, they stated, “are accounted for”. Sales tax is 0%, we have no sales tax in NH.
That looks a more accurate depiction of what they are offering. The discrepancy seems to be the dealer and govt fees; they said all of those are I’m the capital cost (or they listed as MSRP). So essentially I take it they are hiding another grand or so.
It’s accounted for doesn’t mean it’s included in the sales price. That’s why your calculation isn’t matching. You need to find out what the fees are so you can enter them correctly into the calculator.
Basically, I’m putting a G down up front and nothing more. They are saying the total, financed price is the 45,252. So at that RV, MF, and mileage over 36 months, I’m getting a large discrepancy in my calculations versus their numbers they are telling me. In other words; there’s money unaccounted for based off of their email.
Jeez, I think you may have stumbled upon one of the cheapest possible 440i builds in existence.
Going off the RV it’s a 2020 and they’re basically only offering 8% if you have loyalty. The deal is trash and you should aim for $43,000 including loyalty.
@Electric yeah I’m ordering it from scratch. I only want a 6 speed and heated seats. The problem I have finding one already built is the 6 speed part, so figured I’d go bearbones.
I was thinking similarly on price. I do have loyalty and I thought 44Kish was reasonable so I’m glad I’m in the right ballpark
Not too horrible at 44K but I’d still press for 43K. You’re in an interesting position there with no sales tax but isn’t there a personal property tax that’s pretty hefty?
@Electric Property taxes on land are up our asses but otherwise we do okay. No sales tax is great. They nab you on registration fees; car registration will probably be upward of $700 for this car.