Really bad, brother. As suggested, contact dealers out of state
It’s almost double 7-series money.
I’ve been working with a broker on here and had a deal lined up was about to fly to cali tomorrow to pick it up but apparently the car sold today. It was 855/mo 72k msrp for 15k miles/36. Unfortunate, getting a tad bit frustrated but I don’t have an expiring lease so I don’t need the car immediately. Will keep hunting, stay tuned.
Hi everyone - so I picking up my 2020 BMW x6 m50i tomorrow at noon. I ordered it 3 months ago so dont know how it would be to try to walk into a dealer and buy one. Also, not sure if I even got a good deal, but i think i did. Yes its alot of money -im well aware, but i have it so keep the comments to yourself.
MSRP- $99,975
Net cap cost (preice im buying it at) $92975
DAS - 2400
miles: 12k/year
Monthly payment :$1266/month
Residual: $55,650
This was fully specd out by me and delivered within 90 days.
Im excited - again not 100% sure if I could have gotten a better deal or not but whatever. good luck everyone!
Then what’s the point of posting this on a forum for public discourse?
It is but if you are happy with the deal and the car, then good for you.
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my point being is that if you plan on buying this model bmw you have to expect to pay luxury & performance car prices - but i did want the people who were interested in leasing this model to have an idea of what they were walking into
Do you think big difference than 2020 vs 2019?
the body type changed from 19-20 (i think for the better) you could probably get a decent deal on the 19’ though right now. may be worth looking into if you dont mind last years body style
Your discount is barely 7%. As a point of reference, one of the brokers was advertising 11.5% on all 2020 customer orders: 🔥 AutoLeaseNinjas October BMW Deals! 6.5% off X1s, X3s, X5s, 330s & 530s! We Do ALL BRANDS & BUY LEASE RETURNS! - #60 by AutoNinjas.
So are we allowed to comment on your deal to help others or still no?
Also ‘net cap cost’ is not the ‘price you’re buying it at’, it’s the net cap cost. What you’re looking for is the agreed upon value of vehicle from your contract.
Oops. I missed the memo 
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you can certainly use my deal to help others - and id welcome any advice. I just meant the people who go “who spends @1200/month on a car” those comments dont help anyone. But sure give us your thoughts Chris
Im not sure I udnerstand what you mean by agreed upon value of the vehicle. The purchase price im paying is 92975 - the msrp from BMW was 99975
Net cap cost is not the purchase price. Look at your contract. Net cap cost is Gross cap cost - cap cost reduction.
It would help others to list selling price and rebates/incentives, since the only variable we can control is selling price. What was your MF?
This does not include the x6 xdrive 40i or x6 m50i - and the MF rate is very high compared to BMW financial it looks like.
I do agree i could have prob gotten a bit more shaved off
There’s nothing there that says the x6 doesn’t fall under “ALL 2020 NEW BMWS”, and his calc links all seem to have buy rate MF, so I’m lost as to what you’re referring to.
Wait 7 series are cheaper than I remembered, damn. I just looked at marketplace and there are broker posts for 700 pm with 1900 at signing. These things are actually a good value for the car…