I was going to say… I don’t really foresee the numbers working out there either after uncle sam takes his nibble(s)
How double taxes lol. got mine with tax credits.
He’s saying if you do my now dumb-ass suggestion of buying out the lease and re-selling the car. The vehicle will be double-taxed that way since you paid tax during lease inception, and the person who buys your M4 from you will pay tax again on the new sales price.
Edit: I guess somehow you got lender tax credits on a ICE M4? How? Lolol
Doing a lease transfer means the original tax at lease inception is already baked in. Whoever you transfer the lease to can then buy the M4 before or at the lease maturity will not get taxed again.
Lease transfer doesnt have any added tax to it. I am not sure how you would be charged. I got tax credit at inception. Transferee gets the same benefit. On buyout yes i do agree that you pay the tax and the amount i shared includes that tax.
Hence get the lease and then buy it if you want it and you still get a good deal in my books at where the m4 price is now on a similar model with similar msrp.
Then no Vaseline for buying out the lease lol
But on a serious note, when were there sales tax credits on M cars? I didn’t think BMW hardly ever offered that on the M cars.
Although we have no state income tax, many of our other taxes are more aggressive than other states. Either way you look at it, the governments getting their money. Whether it be from sales tax, income tax, property tax, etc.
I got three cars from the same dealer at the same time and he gave me tax credits on my m.
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So you want someone to pay you basically 9% off original MSRP for your used M4?
Brokers here have sold M4’s for not much less of a discount than that for brand new ones…
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Good luck finding a broker 
Yeah I don’t know any, do you?
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Im sure you are a guru at this and know more than i do since your math says 9 percent off msrp.
The car costs you 100k at msrp with tax atm.
Mine is 14 percent off with 10k das including tax out the door. Anyways, not against what people say here. I hope you find a broker who can get u this trim at 85 ish out the door. I would definitely prefer that if 2025 have such discounts as you stated.
Here is a cold start. I will share a latter pops and burble sound that shows why you need an after market exhaust on these g8x’s with the valves open
Lol i had a z51 before it that i traded in for this. I love the m. It drives way much better. It can beat a stingray easy and i am damn sure bmw under rates the whp. But nothing beats that flat plane crank sound. Plus z06 have finally started to go below msrp thanks to the over powered zr1 launch. Cant drive a 1000hp around the city so hence will go for my z06 when it is ready in 6 months
It literally cannot include tax, if someone takes over this lease they will need to pay tax on the buy-out.
I am not commenting to de-rail your thread, I am commenting to protect other members who not understand this and just take you at your word this is how it works, it does not.
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Well iv provided ample proof on the buyout value they gave and that does account for the tax in that 75ish value i shared. Not sure why you are adding additional tax to it.
That number does not include tax. Source: just checked my own payoff
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In Texas a lessee is taxed on the full price at lease inception, and then the lessee is taxed again if they buy out their lease?
Yes but if you get tax credits at lease inception then you only pay tax at the buyout.
You still paid 1.25% at lease signing. Much lower than the full 6%, but still.