This is what I have been quotes for my local dealer they offered invoice on a M340 think its a good deal I might take it just unsure if I should see if anyone can do better or just purchase a 2023 with like 15k miles I’m torn on what to do
That’s not how this forum works. Take a look at broker deals in the Marketplace to get an idea of what pricing looks like.
Take a look at the Private Transfers section.
Hire a broker
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@park012791 - this dude gonna steal your M340ix haha
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You need a BMW broker, NY has @hn308 who’s local. But you want to go to the DC area, who may have better deals, there’s @iac_scott, @AutoCompanion and @Ashleigh.
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@AutoNinjas - bro how can you forget the best
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Ahh, to be fair, I never worked with them lol.
my bad for that but thank you!
What’s your monthly budget?
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thank you for the shout out!
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This is what I have been quotes for my local dealer they offered invoice on a M340 think its a good deal I might take it just unsure if I should see if anyone can do better or just purchase a 2023 with like 15k miles I’m torn on what to do
What are prices on 22s and 23s?
probably like 58 for this spec but id only want a 23+ due to the new big screen on them but I think I’ve decided on leasing now
Why would anyone spend $36k to lease a car that’s selling for 62 plus tax?
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It’s really not bad when you factor the low NY doc fee and that the deal is local, if the money factor isn’t marked up, this is pretty solid for an M340xi, if it is marked up, you’ll want a little more discount to compensate.
Probably need to consolidate your two threads… I thought LH brokers were already helping you with your BMW?
The quoted deal (upper left quadrant of the sensitivity matrix) basically mirrors what @park012791 was seeing when he tried to haggle an aged (but not a loaner) M340ix with 10k per annum miles … and he had $1,500 lease loyalty. I feel like if you really want the car then this is what it’ll take if you lease it.
Or maybe you’ll end up with an i4 M50 or Audi S5.
I didnt get a reply back so I just asked dealers if they’d sell theirs at invoice and that all it really took to get this quote lmao but I’m pretty set on this car don’t want an audi
Why wouldn’t you just finance it? You’re at like 1000 effective when your finance is probably 1200-1300
I always have the option to buy it out at the end but I do like leasing and switching cars every 3 years and always being under warranty and don’t ever have to worry about being underwater in my car
Ok but you’re paying quite a bit of a penalty for that optionality you refer to. You can finance a car and sell it in 3 years too, there’s no rule that you drive it until it breaks.
TCO would be lower financing and selling it in 3 years.
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