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Well, the M550 doesn’t exist anymore, so doubtful there :rofl:

The i5x40 was leasing shockingly well last month. I would lock in to programs end of year (assuming they let people do that, I assume they will) and custom order one to arrive when your lease ends.

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I would be very interested in the I5x40 with an Mspec design.

Any idea (ROM is fine) on the monthly for 10k/36 with just taxes and fees down?

Pro tip: try to find one with 21” Individual rims

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Damn those are nice. I’d love to curb grind em and hate myself.

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As a note to everyone this month:

You may be hearing a lot about “true discounts” or people “hiding discounts” vis-à-vis corporate and loyalty rebates with BMW this month.

Unfortunately, BMW has decided to advertise rebates now that require a dealer contribution to fund.

I don’t think this has been clearly explained publicly, so let me give it a shot:

We will use the X5 as an example. The current Loyalty or Corporate rebate is advertised as $2,000 on the X5, however, in reality, $1,000 of it comes from BMWFS, and the other $1,000 is actually paid by the dealer, meaning it is part of the dealer discount.

I personally feel the the best thing to do here is quote the actual max the discount the dealership will give, and show the rebates that BMW contributes, so people have a true idea of net dealer discount vs BMW-funded rebates. While it will show differently on the contract, in a quote, it better represents where the money is actually coming from, in my opinion (some may not agree).

There really is no right or wrong way to do this. It’s a pain in the ass to explain to people.

So, if I tell you I can do, say, 10% off an X5, that means I would be offering everyone, with or without Loyalty/Corporate, 10% off, and then whatever BMW will pay in rebates will stack on top of that, which in this case, would be $1k.

So, $80,000 MSRP, and you have loyalty would look like:
$80,000 * 10% off = $8,000 discount, minus $1k = 7k shown on paper
then $2,000 shown as rebates which is actually $1k from BMW, $1k from your dealer, which nets you back to 10% off.

Hopefully this is a helpful explanation to what you’ve been hearing much about this month

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Did this $1000 dealer contribution to the $2000 loyalty rebate just start in October ?

It’s been an ongoing thing for a couple three months now but it was recently extended to fleet as well. :face_with_spiral_eyes:

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Nov:

The good news is if you’re looking to get a BMW, especially as a purchase, things are pretty great.

The bad news is that none of these programs are lockable, so if you want to order a car, 50/50 shot if BMW keeps these insanely good rates next month (but really, when do things ever get worse in December?)

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What are the rates on x7

0.9% for 60, 1.49 for 72

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Well, this is going to stop me now from ordering an X5 then.. I see they still left Driving Assistance Professional Package option on the builder page. Does this type of situation happen often? Are they just out of stock on parts?

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