NC: 2026 X7 M60i, $1121 + Tax + $6000 Down

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2026 X7 M60i (Tanzanite Blue on Tartufo)
Location: Greensboro, NC

MSRP: $122,355
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $1,121
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided): $1,361

Current mileage: 11,800
Maturity mileage: 32,500
Effective miles per month: 828
Maturity date: 11/28/2028

MSD due (if any): 0
Cash due (if any): $6,000 + Transfer Fee
Incentive for new lessee (if any): 0

Financial institution: BMW Financial
Transfer fee: $500
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): Yes

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details: Optional lease-end buyout: $64,848,
Mileage: Start: 41 miles (new vehicle), Current: 11,800 miles, Remaining: 20,700 miles
Transfer: Subject to BMW Financial Services approval. Applicants should have strong credit (700+ recommended). BMW Financial Services will complete a credit review as part of the transfer process. Transfer process typically takes 2–4 weeks.
Condition: Excellent condition — no accidents, non-smoker, no pets, no scratches or dents. Key Options: Highly optioned 2026 BMW X7 M60i xDrive including: Executive Package, Driving Assistance Professional Package, Parking Assistance Package, Climate Comfort Package, Luxury Seating Package, Panoramic Sky Lounge LED Roof, Harmon Kardon Surround Sound System, Merino Leather Interior, Heated & Ventilated Front Seats, Heated Second-Row Seats, Heated Steering Wheel, Glass Controls, Soft-Close Automatic Doors, Integral Active Steering (Rear-Wheel Steering), Adaptive M Suspension Professional, M Sport Differential, 22" M Double-Spoke Wheels, Icon Adaptive LED Headlights with Shadowline, Extended Shadowline Trim, Head-Up Display, Surround View Camera with Remote 3D View, Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 5-Zone Automatic Climate Control, Power Sunshades, Factory Tanzanite Blue Exterior with Tartufo (Light Brown) Interior
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DAS Lowered to $7500, Zero Down Offers Will be ignored.

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DAS has been lowered to $6000 to move quickly.
Effective payment: $1,361

Mileage has been updated.
Effective mileage: 828 miles per month

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If you consider $0 DAS please dm me, I’ll cover transfer fee

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FYI, with this month’s terms, a new $123,000 one is $1,244 before tax and drive-offs when it’s 10% off, so you’re going to have a hard time moving this with $6,000 due to you.

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How much is the driveoff in $ amount?

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Are you asking me? Depends on the dealership, but assuming a $925 acq. fee and $400 doc. fee, $1,325 + first month before registration and tax. Anyone who takes over this car will have to pay registration and tax anyway. The amount obviously varies but would be the same if it’s a monthly tax state. The amount due up-front only changes more if it’s an up-front tax state.

Even with NYC tax, it’s about $8,000 at signing ($4,900 of tax) plus first month and fees. It’s $1,372 with $3,800 at signing, for comparison - $2,200 less than this deal.

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I am asking you, yes. Since you are making a comparison it’s good to put a dollar amount for context.

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So there you go - same monthly with $2,200 less at signing for a brand-new car, and that’s with NYC tax. OP’s $6,000 at signing doesn’t even consider tax or registration.

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Do you guys recommend bringing the car to a dealer for a quick check-up before the transfer?

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No.

https://forum.leasehackr.com/t/private-transfer-bmw/786946/2?u=dailydriven

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Do you guys recommend bringing the car to a dealer for a quick check-up before the private transfer?

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If the new potential lessee is an anxious person it could possibly help but what would go wrong that pictures cant show and warranty wouldnt cover?

The new lessee can request to have it checked out of good will but the time should be fairly compensated imo.

Then again, if it worries them that much, probably better to just go to a dealer and pay the premium.

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It will be hard to find a dealer willing to do an inspection nowadays. They don’t like to take the responsibility.

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Not that I am an advocate for needing this, but a full price oil change at the dealer will almost always trigger an inspection of stuff they can add to your bill. This is a pretty good proxy for a pre-purchase inspection, at least for newish cars under warranty.

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