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So, has anyone had luck negotiating w/BMWFS on lease end buyout?
I had been contemplating an X5M, but the new business is still a little too "young" and fragile to burden with that big a number right now for my car...I know all the financial ramifications, but the long and the short is I could lease a new 3.5d, find a less expensive alternative (one thought is to buy something inexpensive to drive for a year or two then give it to my son when he turns 16), or buy my X5 out of the lease. Stated buyout is $43k, vehicle has 21k miles on it.....
I am very particular, and the X still looks brand new (other than needing a new rear bumper skin thanks to some parking-lot-shithead)... Financially I was going to cut back and get a lesser vehicle for the next two years or so, but don't know what I could drive and not have the urge to drive it into a tree..need a largeish vehicle for kids, sports, travel, and live in a neighborhood that resembles a waterpark in the summer with flooding..... Just wonder if anyone has had luck w/ BMWFS and negotiating a better buyout than whats stated on the lease.... |
I did try,a few times, just back in April... They didn't bulge, so I've ordered a new car instead.
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$43k.........
a little more and you'll be driving home a 2011. I wouldn't do it. |
Dealer can buy at lower rate and resell to you. I did that on my wife's 335. Came out about $1500 better. Dealer probably made about $500 for shuffling paperwork. Didn't even have to take car down there. If you like, dealer can CPO vehicle as part of the transaction (at a higher dollar cost obviously).
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