All the fees are correct. Is market value the same as MSRP. I have not seen a X545e that can be optioned to mid 90s.
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Here’s the link with info the $750 CCFR rebate: Eligible Electric Cars | California Clean Fuel Reward
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Apologies. This is X7. Should have put on new thread.
My bad this is X7. I should have put on a new thread. And thanks for pointing , i will ask for MSRP.
It says it on the sheet. Glasscoat ceramic protect, $959
You sure the ‘market value’ is actual MSRP or the dealership’s price?
Can verify if OP PM vin and dealer
Can confirm it is MSRP. Can someone tell me does BMW have adaptive cruise control as standard or its like extra money ?
It’s a extra package called drivers assist pckg
so Honda and Toyota comes that with standard and BMW wants $$$. Hmm.
They charge you to get the option, and will soon charge you a subscription fee to use it 
Its cheaper and kinda smoother ride for me to got honda Pilot then BMW X7. Yes BMW drives better etc etc but i think i am leaning towards Honda Pilot with 8 seater for me. Thanks Guys BMW is not for me.
Start a new thread
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Looks like BMW Dave has two build slots.
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Ordered a '22 X5 45e on 5/29 and it arrived at the dealer on 8/1. Picking it up Wed or Thurs.
2.9% off MSRP (includes $1000 BMW loyalty)
Financing to take advantage of tax credit. Local CU was 3.99% for 72 mo, dealer got us 3.69%. Will probably pay it off early but like the flexibility.
Will post pics once we pick it up. Charger sitting in my garage waiting on electrician.
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So about $1000 off MSRP pre-rebate.
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Congratulations! You might look into the credit union thread, you could potentially get a much lower rate if it’s worth the trouble to you.
Went to pick mine up yesterday only to find out that apparently BMW requires them to charge it to 90% before delivery.
$900 of MSRP plus loyalty. Not a highly optioned car.
20" wheels
climate package
BMW actually beat the best CU rate we got by .30%
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Yes I understand, I’m just saying you could potentially even get a better rate by getting a loan from someone like Allegacy.
I heard that BMW of Hudson offered 2500 off on a new 45e order
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