Thanks in advance for looking at the below. I received a quote from my local BMW dealer for the following but I’m having trouble understanding the numbers:
BMW i4
MSRP: $67,485
Discounts/Rebate: $12,985
Total Value (Net after rebate) : $54,500
Cash Down $4000
36 Months
10K Miles per year
Assumed MF: 4.56%
$716 per month (Includes all taxes, fees, etc. 11% Philly Tax).
When I plug these into the lease calc, I’m getting a much lower value ($686). I was hoping to get some education on what exactly I’m missing from a calculation standpoint. It appears the total value above is a pretty good deal but I suspect it may include the $7500 rebate which woudl make the efffective MSRP discount 8%.
Yeah you’re getting roughly an 8% discount from the dealer. There are a couple of brokers here that are offering 12% off with less money DAS. I’d suggest hitting one of them up.
Thanks Herc. I’ve been seeing a lot of 10% off numbers but 12% would be great. Another plus is that this dealer is willing to take my current lease which has some damage on it which I am willing to pay a premium for if it means alleviating some of the headache with damage cost. I’ll try reaching out to a few brokers today.
Thanks Scott - It says “$4K cash down” but they said that includes everything i.e. tax title etc. I asked for a more detailed breakdown so I can get a better insight into the fees, cash payment, etc.
I was able to get some details that I think clarify some things… I had a trade in and it appears an extra down cash cap reduction that brings the cost down. If I’m looking at this correctly, the actual % reduction is ~8% off of MSRP vs the 9% we were assuming before.
Yeah, trade-ins were actually worse at Carmax plus the car has some minor damage (small dents). Audi has been an absolute nightmare (car has left me stranded on the highway 4x’s…) and to be honest I just want to move on from working with them!
You should quantify the damage by calling Audi for a lease-end inspection.
No selling dealer is doing you a favor by taking your trade. They are going to profit from it one way or another. You need to know whether returning it to Audi and paying the charges then getting a clean deal on a new car is a substantial savings over one commingled transaction