Hello! I just joined this forum and needed some advice. I have a 2017 BMW 530i xDrive and KBB is $24,xxx and still owe approximately $33,xxx. My current car has 60k miles and I would like to get out of the car and into a new lease. I am heavily aware that there is a ton of rollover, but I am curre…

Correct me if I read this wrong. You make 20k miles a year? If this is the case You shouldn’t lease the car.

I’ll give you the typical first: Is there a reason why you’re willing to take a 9k hit? If it’s just because you don’t want the car anymore, I’d seriously reconsider. To answer your question besides saying don’t do it: Get the cheapest car you possibly can and not another BMW. An EV might be a go…

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[image] RustyDaemon: neggy eggy. Can we make a rule to never utter that term again. My God it makes me cringe LOL.

Fine. Negativity Equitivity. :stuck_out_tongue:

[image] RustyDaemon: Negativity Equitivity. :stuck_out_tongue: I’ll take it if you promise to never say the other one again :joy:

I promise. Честное пионерское [image]

[image] CapsCup2018: Can we make a rule to never utter that term again. My vote is to make that the official terminology

I took the car on a few road trips that put a lot of miles on it. Due to covid I’m not driving much anymore so my mileage usage has gone down

Need advice negative equity rollover on lease

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RustyDaemon December 17, 2020, 1:34pm 4

If you’re thinking about another BMW or similar, that’s not gonna be pretty. There is no magic bullet with Negativity Equitivity.