some people do, you might not and that’s good for you, but if I wanted to reproduce this deal on a BRAND NEW car, I’m not sure I’ll come close. I might be able to on a punched car, which is why I am asking if its punched. it also impacts whether or not you get $1000 from BMW CCA for a 6 series for example.
so yes it matters actually…I think you took my tone as condescending or making the guy feel bad, which was not my intention, relax man.
for reference, I currently drive a punched 535i and love it.
@joeblogs im in agreement with you, its a very nice and spicy deal, especially with $0 DAS and no MSDs. However, it does make a difference to me, especially when I’m shopping for a replacement for my 535i, which is why I asked.
Scroll down. I’m guessing this car does qualify since it’s under 1,000 miles (I believe punched are non-registered vehicles)? Can someone clarify as I was under the impression punched cars don’t qualify.
ELIGIBLE VEHICLES
New passenger vehicles (including European Delivery & Performance Center Delivery), SAV’s & newly Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles.
INELIGIBLE VEHICLES/PROGRAMS
New, non-registered vehicles in excess of 1,000 miles including company vehicles, retail demos or loaner vehicles. 3rd party brokers, lease companies, etc. do not qualify.
Already active Pre-owned vehicles not re-enrolled in the CPO Program.
That’s a decent deal. I leased a fully loaded $85k MSRP, 640i GT at the end of last year for $699 including 5.9% tax. Nothing down to boot. I think you could do better.
I never cited any source or mentioned any verbiage from any source in my original post, I said for example based on what I understood as the rules. You asked me to find the verbiage, so I did and posted it for you.
If you’re the domain expert, why not just correct me or answer my question in the above post instead of having me waste my time? Isn’t this community about sharing and helping, which you clearly don’t subscribe to.