It’d be lovely, but since the current deal is at $1,350, it would take another $10k in discount to get to this payment range. I don’t think there’s that much fat left on this deal, but I could be wrong.
I agree, no way the dealer has that much left in the deal but maybe somebody else does. Even then it’s a brand new model in its 1st year or 2nd year so he would have his work cut out for him.
You guys lost me there… Isn’t the interior same across the board of all the g30 BMWs ?
2020 is a 5 series refresh, aka 2019s will be outdated.
Also the 2020 m550 gets a 60-70 hp and lb ft torque upgrade from the 2019 m550
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No iDrive7 or virtual cockpit in 5 series yet
3 series, X5, X7, Z4, and 8 series are the ones to have it on the lot as of now. Maybe 2020 7 series also I think.
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The dealer only has m550i cars sitting at approx 80-84k abs is trying to get a deal done for 700s. I’ll post more details once I get the info.
Wasn’t the 5 series updated in ‘17 or ‘18?
I know it doesn’t have the absolute newest idrive, but I don’t think the interior of the current gen 5 series is as outdated as the 3, 4 and x5 that were all just replaced.
4 has not been replaced yet lol.
But yeah the 5 isn’t so bad. iD7/LCP helps it a lot with the 2020 LCI.
5 may be “newer” but it’s not the newest that BMW offers. It’s just minor upgrades to what they had before. iD7/LCP is very different from what 4/5/6 series offer right now.
I have a question. If the RV total comes out to 53% which equates to $47,591, and my lease is approx $1167, then i am paying $89,903. I was told that the price of the lease I would be paying is towards a discounted price of $79,000, which in my math would be $950 to equal approximately $79k.
RV = (79000.53)*
41870.0
Is this the wrong understanding of how a lease is calculated?
This is with the current lease setup:
(79000*.53) + (1167 * 36)
83882.0
This is what i think the lease should be:
(79000*.53) + (1035 * 36)
79130.0
Also is an acquisition fee normal? I’m being charged $1095 for this
Residual value is based on MSRP, not the sales price.
Acquisition fees are part of a lease and normal.
Then all things considered, is this lease “fair” considering the car is terrible to lease?
You seem to have ignored everything we’ve said and haven’t even read leasing 101, so do what you want. Yeah it’s great 
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What are you trying to calculate here?
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They marked up the acquisition fee by a couple hundred
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i have read the articles(albeit not in the last few days), but I am trying to understand the lease as is. I have read the articles, but since i don’t do this everyday and this is my first lease I am trying to go over everything from every/any angle.
@mllcb42 im trying to understand as far as a lease goes should the lease amount over, let’s say 36 months, combined with the RV equal the total MSRP they quoted I/you would be getting?
I am reading them again right now to refresh. I definitely cannot remember everything, and I am sorry for the back and forth. This is essentially training 
If that’s what you’re trying to do, the you would want to do $6458.67+$1167*35+$46591.35=$93895
No, it shouldn’t equal MSRP.
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Death of a thousand cuts with these gonif.
acquisition fee is normal and so is disposition fee (you get charged at the end by some captives)
As others have said the mf being marked up is what’s causing you hundreds of dollars in unnecessary fees a month.
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