Official X5 ///M Press Release and Pics(updated post 51)

LeMansX5 · #1 08-21-2009, 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by StanF18

$2400 off on the X5///M? As in $2400 below MSRP?? You sure he's not yanking your chain?

I am sure...I have known him for a while and bought few cars. This is 2009, not 2007. $80k+ cars are not selling like they used to 2 years ago. Over $10k on Porsche 911. Its just the market these days.

B-Line · #2 08-21-2009, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by LeMansX5

I am sure...I have known him for a while and bought few cars. This is 2009, not 2007. $80k+ cars are not selling like they used to 2 years ago. Over $10k on Porsche 911. Its just the market these days.

What do you think BMW is going to do with the lease rates? Money factor and Residual?

Rboosted717 · #3 08-21-2009, 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by B-Line

What do you think BMW is going to do with the lease rates? Money factor and Residual?

Now that is the BIG question!!!!!!!
Hard to sell a pricey lease on a X ///M when you can get a killer lease deal on a new '08 M5.

B-Line · #4 08-21-2009, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Rboosted717

Now that is the BIG question!!!!!!!
Hard to sell a pricey lease on a X ///M when you can get a killer lease deal on a new '08 M5.

My guess..

Money Factor = 6.5%-7% interest rate
Residual, 36,000 - 36 month 58%

B-Line · #5 08-21-2009, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Rboosted717

Now that is the BIG question!!!!!!!
Hard to sell a pricey lease on a X ///M when you can get a killer lease deal on a new '08 M5.

ALso, not so sure about that.. I don't think the 08 M5's will lease well as they will have a horrible residual.

They are a fantastic car to purchase, finance... but not so much to lease..

At least, that's how the numbers looked when we got my bro his M5 3 months ago..

LeMansX5 · #6 08-21-2009, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by B-Line

ALso, not so sure about that.. I don't think the 08 M5's will lease well as they will have a horrible residual.

They are a fantastic car to purchase, finance... but not so much to lease..

At least, that's how the numbers looked when we got my bro his M5 3 months ago..

2010 BMW M5 Sedan 24 59% 0.00175
2010 BMW M5 Sedan 36 55% 0.00175

Rboosted717 · #7 08-21-2009, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by LeMansX5

2010 BMW M5 Sedan 24 59% 0.00175
2010 BMW M5 Sedan 36 55% 0.00175

hmmm, based on that M5 info, my X5 ///M lease would probably look something like this:

B-Line · #8 08-22-2009, 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Rboosted717

hmmm, based on that M5 info, my X5 ///M lease would probably look something like this:

My numbers are showing much lower than that.. I'm also not equipping the vehicle with as many options..

Also, don't know what your $800 "additional costs" are?

I'm also fighting for a bigger discount.. Just don't ask me how much cause I don't know yet.. But I'm willing to wait for a vehicle.