Hello hackers, would like your input on the following deal,
Zip code: 91775
2021 BMW X5 M50i
Msrp: $95795
$3000 down payment (total drive off)
12000 mi/36 months
$1400 including all tax and fees
Any input would be appreciated, thank you.
Hello hackers, would like your input on the following deal,
Zip code: 91775
2021 BMW X5 M50i
Msrp: $95795
$3000 down payment (total drive off)
12000 mi/36 months
$1400 including all tax and fees
Any input would be appreciated, thank you.
Missing quite a few inputs (RV, MF, incentives). Share the calculator, will make things easier.
Is this drive-offs/DAS or a downpayment?
What is the breakdown?
This looks like a full msrp deal.
Show the calc
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Hello, the deal we discussed was $3000 DAS, $1400/month including tax. That’s all the numbers I got.
MF .00093
RV 52%
Surely before considering committing to a $52k expenditure you spent some time researching what a good deal actually was so you had a baseline to negotiate against though, right? And as such you gathered all the other information that the dealer wouldn’t share, yes?
I’m just trying to find if this is a good deal, here’s the calc
Which is why I posted step by step instructions for you on how to determine that.
It is not a good deal
Can’t you get an X5M for close to that? I’d rather drive an X5M over an M50i.
4% discount, 52% residual, $0 incentives. You know the answer.
Just work with a broker. That’s an X5MC payment.
Just take the deal. It might spawn a unicorn or two.
No, not a good deal. You are in X5MC territory with these numbers
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