Hi All,
Was trying to get a deal on a loaner, would like other people opinion on it.
Don’t have exact calculator, but here are the numbers
BMW X5 M60i loaner MSRP $97,230 discounted to $89,066.
Miles 3k
Registration zip code 22182 (Virginia)
Loyalty included
3k drive off
36 months/ 10k miles
Payment 1350
Packages:
Driving Assistance Professional Package
Executive Package
Climate Comfort Package
Parking Assistance Package
M Sport Professional Package
Carbon fiber trim
Any brokers can beat this? @AutoCompanion @nextlevelautobrokers @Ashleigh @IAC
I don’t know of any X5 M60i loaners. There are few new ones available.
Deal could be better.
Would you be able to negotiate this one with the dealer for me? How can I reach you?
Or any suggestions on what can i work on? Lowering price?
Out of curiosity is this on a 2024?
~8% seems not great for a loaner, but i guess maybe m60i loaner is very rare?
also curious how do you search a bmw loaner?
It’s a rare enough car that it’s almost always worth paying the relatively small premium to order it exactly how you want it.
Yes it is 2024 loaner
I guess I just got lucky
Why would anyone spend $50,000+ over a lease to drive a former rental? How much could you possibly be saving over a brand new car on the lot or ordered?
Why would anyone spend that much to lease a car selling for $89k plus 4.15% tax?
You can literally get one for 8% off or so with 0 miles…
Just gotta waitlist for an allocation but sure. We can figure one out at invoice and buy rate atm.
Invoice is 6% off?
Indeed it be.
Not for nothing but that’s 3k miles of wear on those tires with who-knows-what level of driving. Pretty good chance you’ll be on the hook for a fresh set before your 3 year lease is up.
They’ll be buying new tires either way, demo/loaner just means it’ll be two fresh sets.
I’ve had great experiences with All seasons. I’ve got like 25k+ miles on those.
Not staggered.