Are too many newbies expecting a unicorn-type deal?

[MConte05]

@Mb123

Can someone actually document a Unicorn deal? there are many variables as I can see across this entire post.

Here are my two “unicorn deals”

$44k BMW X2 -- $167 + $1700 DAS + 7 MSD

Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2019 BMW X2 sDrive MSRP: $43,995 Monthly Payment: $167 Drive-Off Amount: $1700 Months: 24 Annual Mileage: 10,000 MF: 0.00168 (marked up, but insane discount made up for it) Residual: 64.28% (1772 miles on demo) Incentives: $3250 lease/loyalty, $1000 OL code Region: Midwest Leasehackr Score: 16.8 years Leasehackr Calculator Link: leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=10000&msd=7&msrp=43995&sales_price=33994&months=24&mf=0.00168&dp=0&dealer_fee=609&acq_fe…

2017 BMW 330i Wagon - $216+tax

Year, Make, Model, and Trim: [2017 BMW 330i xdrive Wagon with 3,715 miles] Options: [Navigation, Dakota Leather, Harman Kardon Sound System, Heated seats, LED Headlights] MSRP: [$52,105] Selling Price: [$38,987] (25% off MSRP before rebate) Rebates: [$3000 BMW Lease Credit] (didn’t qualify for anything else) Additional Fees: [$925 Accq Fee, $215 Doc] Total Cap Cost: [$36,692] Residual: [$34,106 after mileage adjustment] Months: [24] Annual Mileage: [10,000] MF: [0.00152] (negotiated d…

I also had a 12-month loaded Mini Cooper S manual for like $125 a month, but that was a dealer deal that I just jumped on 10 minutes after he posted.