Buy or Lease 330ix

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Checking whether to finance or lease? 39m/10k or 5 year finaning at 1.9%. I prefer financing, so I have options to sell when I want. No money out of my pocket is also helpful. I’ll probably put down $10-20k

Are there any packages I should get if I lease such as tire and wheel?

I’m asking for the Flexprotect to be removed.

So the discount looks good, but there should be a rebate for a lease. Also, you need to get rid of the $1195 add-on. What is in this 330i that gets the MSRP to almost $60K?

12% + Rebates and no add-ons, you can try to push for that
Rebates: 1k loyalty, 1k lease credit
39/10 I think MF is 0.0009 for GA

I would not suggest putting that much down for a lease since you essentially lose that entire amount if the car is totaled early in the lease.

As to whether to lease or to purchase, you can check the RV against real-world resale value.

I myself am thinking about a 330i, and I’m wondering if financing a 1-2 yr CPO might be the way to go.

Keep In mind the LeaseHackr Calculator has a pretty good lease vs finance option once you input all the numbers correctly.

Agree w/ @paranoidgarliclover here, if you’re going to buy it may be well worth it to see where a 2 yr old CPO lands on the value scale.

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M sport package, 2 driving Assistance, HK sound.

10-20 was for finance only. 0 down for lease.

It’s $1,500 total excluding the dealer funded half of the loyalty or fleet rebate (if they’ve discounted anything over $500 on their end then they’ve met their obligation there)

If they really really needed the sale today they might do that but likely 10% clean with no markup, no adds and BMWFS/NA funded rebates is the end of the line.

Not many options, even within 500 miles. With Msport they’re around 47, 10k miles. I’d rather pay the extra 8 for a new car.

Didn’t do it in the end. They refused to remove the protect. I wasn’t desperate enough. I was looking more toward Oct/Nov anyway.

Will also keep looking for used too.

Thank you to everyone who replied.

Luckily I didn’t have my check book with me