This one is bad too,
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Takes true courage to own up to that. Expensive lesson, but I’ve a feeling his next lease will be much better
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So $1700/month for an $80k 2024 X5.
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$60,940 in payments in 36 months plus $3,000 down…sweet jesus that is insane how terrible that is in that X5
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They could have financed it, TBH.
percent…paying $64K for lease on a $79K car is not logical…and having a residual between $38K-$41K depending on his mileage at the end and he is thinking about keeping it makes it even worse…
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Does the $2,700 after $20k incentive get me rear foot rests? 
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“But I like to change my cars quickly”
Or
“I don’t want to take the resale value risk”
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Beware. You’re about to be horrified in seeing how much someone is paying for a Toyota. Just imagine your sitting with the finance person about to sign and everyone is thinking all is well in the world. $2,879 for a Tundra. Good news though it’s zero down.
This is the better value. All that is required is the BMW transfer fee. You get to pay $66k over 22 months for a 760 you can lease for new for $1400/mo.
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Apparently the truck is sold, too.
If I had to guess, it will live on as a part of other trucks in the near future.
As for the 7er. Clearly they didn’t get it from us. 
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Good ol’ Canada.
Alberta no less!
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$46k car, $15.5k in random addons/protections, $ a fortune in interest, nets you $87.6k loan over 8 years?
But at least they declined the credit insurance…
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IIRC, any ADM on new cars is banned there. It’s laughably easy to come up with other line items instead of calling it an ADM. Like $3,000+ for some glass products
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$3.56/mile to drive a Tundra. Wow…