The i7 has a very comfortable back seat.
But the EQS has two pillows!
If I want pillows, I’ll go to bed. 
Lol but if you have one of those baller condos in SF and want a town car to take you out somewhere … I guess i7 is the new Lincoln or Escalade?
Does the 23 have the same incentives and RV?
65k oooooooooooooffffff
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@z0lt3c can I ask a question about the MMR? This is my first time seeing it. Is the Historical Average of $71,800 the wholesale amount that dealers would expect to sell it for at action? For example, if I turned in my 2023 BMW iX to a dealer for $67K, is it correct to say they would expect to sell it at action for $71.8K and make a small profit? There’s no way I could realize the $71.8K myself right?
Sounds like that’s still not the case, dealer telling me the $9900 lease incentives don’t apply to loaners. Smh BMWFS
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5900 is the current amount on loaners
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Thanks for posting! This is interesting stuff. It’s be cool if they had a column for original MSRP too, seems like there is a pretty wide range of iX MSRP’s.
I’ve been eyeing a couple of these lightly used for like 65-70 thousand. But I worry that anything that’s being resold that quickly is likely to have issues, or why else would it be resold? I would imagine as the 2022 MY 2 year leases start to roll off that will push prices down and put more non-lemon used on the market, but tbh I could totally not understand the dynamics here.
2 year leases don’t even make sense today with the extremely subsidized programs. I highly doubt there was more than a handful of 2022’s that went out on two year contracts.
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Thanks for the info, bummer for me though 
I don’t think you are going to see enough of a cost savings on used to justify the risk. If all you are looking for is “best value” some of these dealers will be holding anchors in the form of MY23 service loaners and we’ve already seen some big discounts on them (ok, one). For $100 or even $200 more a month, a new MY24 just simply has better tech then a MY22.
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Oi! Triple net is 11% - 12% (unless a loaner) is not a realistic target. The market right now got a little tighter because there’s not as many allocations
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With this new $2K “deal saver” incentive we have seen over 12% effective.
I still have yet to have anyone confirm what this actually is, we’re thinking it might be western region only, given the insane amount of inventory now sitting in that region.
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