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LEASE FOR $1,359 Plus local Taxes
2018 BMW M5
MSRP $129,795
ALPINE WHITE/ ARAGON BROWN
6,100 DEMO MILES
10K MILES PER YEAR
36 MONTH LEASE
$3,000 DUE AT SIGNING
MF 0.00182
RESIDUAL 52,706%
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This isn’t meant to be a negative at all, but I think this broker mostly deals with cars that have previous uses outside of demo and loaner. At least that’s the trend I’m seeing.
High rollers at BMW NA (Corporate) sometimes have these as employee lease/job assigned cars. When they’re eligible for ordering, they cost said employee $865/mo - their Job Assigned Vehicle Allowance which depends on title and rank.
It could also be a marketing car. I can look up what the deal is with this car tomorrow at work.
You don’t have to. I already said it is a Press car. A press car is for car magazines and the youtube channel reviewers etc. Has code 902 which is For the VPC to Pdi and detail it. They also put some miles on it to make sure no rattles/defects etc.
What would make it so bad if it is on YouTube reviews?
Is a press car really that bad?
Interested in some insight here. To me it doesn’t matter unless it was a car for track testing, but if you have a warranty how bad is that? I feel like most of the negative issues would show up way later after the car is off lease…
I believe the overall consensus and sentiment is that the car was driven HARD. Of course if you’re leasing and plan on using it as a rental to stunt on some people, then you shouldn’t worry too much. The only scenario where I believe it might get interesting is a back ordered part where the car is undriveable or some other scenario like that. Then you’re stuck with an undriveable car and still paying for it. I highly doubt any dealer will have another m5 loaner for you to drive while you’re waiting.
Never thought of that. Do M5/M6 owners get at least something like a 5 series or an X5 as a loaner in the event their car is down for an extended period of time? If it were me, I’d be pissed if they handed me a 320i.
