$400 is a good price for
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The resale value of a CPO car vs without.
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The optionality to own the car longer and wait out some of the insanity.
$400 is a good price for
The resale value of a CPO car vs without.
The optionality to own the car longer and wait out some of the insanity.
Warranty expires 05/22 CPO extends it to 05/23.
If itās expiring 5/22 then you better have the CPO .since fixing BMW is very expensive.
Just left.
Ended up doing 60mo 1750 down. Payment came out to 532
Driving home I am more than satisfied with my decision. (I really did not want to give up my manual)
Appreciate everyoneās comments and feedback. Obviously I didnāt go down the recommended path, but the community here was quick in response and gave me good honest feedback.
Hoping a can take advantage leasing again in the future when things settle down.
Thatās good then. For next time, please do not wait till the last day to ask for advice from internet strangers.
Was there not a large amount of equity in the vehicle had you sold it directly to the dealer? Did you check? I would have sold it, walked away with 4-5k (guesstimating) and got something cheaper.
Like what?
Anything. Iām paying $525 on my x3 m40i lease that ends in July. Dealer offered me +$6000. I actually ended up ordering a wrangler as it seems to be the only hackable vehicle currently. Obviously OP doesnāt have the time to wait but heās had the time to figure it out lol. If it werenāt for the wrangler, Iād probably be looking for something cheaper and not what Iād normally drive.
Think OP want something Manual not auto. Not sure how many cars comes in Manual.
Would make sense, but none of the usual suspects asks whether a vehicle is CPO or not. CPO only makes the difference with private party sale.
Thatās the best option for a manual BMW anyway
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