If he’s at 11% pre incentive with base MF, what’s the difference what the payment is? Those alone make the parameters for a good deal unless you’re paying like several thousand dollars in dealer fees (which he isn’t).
BMW programs are mediocre these days. If the RV, MF and incentives (or lack there of) don’t equal an appealing payment, it’s time to look at other makes.
My comment was based in my payment before tax being 522 on similar MSRP X3 M40xi with 12% pre-incentive, no MSDs and $1,300 drive-offs. Calculator link below.
They both matter. Next program the RV could drop 4 points, all else remaining the same. Should we pretend the deal is just as good at 11% pre-incentive at buyrate?
I mean if he wants that car, and only that car, then sure. Objectively it might not be an over all good deal relative to the value of the car, but we have no control over the residual, and unless he is willing to get a different car, then yes, it’s the best deal one could get on that car, during that month. You have “deal” relative to the entire market and “deal” relative to BMW.
I know you’ve been on kick lately about BMW programs not being what they used to, and you’re right, but I still think the value for the money is decent.