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Does anyone know what the current money factor is for a lease. My sales rep tells me it's .00165?
Is this set by BMW FS or is it negotiable, also could it vary from state to state.
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Is this set by BMW FS or is it negotiable, also could it vary from state to state.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by mlahti' date='Dec 15 2004, 10:41 AM
Does anyone know what the current money factor is for a lease. My sales rep tells me it's .00165?
Is this set by BMW FS or is it negotiable, also could it vary from state to state.
Thanks
Is this set by BMW FS or is it negotiable, also could it vary from state to state.
Thanks
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state to state-it doesn't
The only thing (other than your dealers greed) that will influence the MF is whether or not you go with a security deposit...without a deposit I believe the mark-up is .00015 to the base MF
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Originally Posted by ch7656' date='Dec 15 2004, 02:03 PM
[quote name='mlahti' date='Dec 15 2004, 10:41 AM']Does anyone know what the current money factor is for a lease. My sales rep tells me it's .00165?
Is this set by BMW FS or is it negotiable, also could it vary from state to state.
Thanks
Is this set by BMW FS or is it negotiable, also could it vary from state to state.
Thanks
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state to state-it doesn't
The only thing (other than your dealers greed) that will influence the MF is whether or not you go with a security deposit...without a deposit I believe the mark-up is .00025 to the base MF
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[/quote]My dealer in So. Cal confirmed the December 2004 BMW FS lease rates of .00125 and .00140 without a security deposit.
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I just heard that the MF for a 645 or an M3 for example is 0.00205 instead of the 0.00125 that's offered for all other models. Has anyone else heard of that? Is it true?
The explanation is that the M series cars, the 645, the 4.8is X5, the 760iL are more of the "rare" models of the entire BMW suite and thus they command a diffrent MF according to BMW FS.
True? False?
The explanation is that the M series cars, the 645, the 4.8is X5, the 760iL are more of the "rare" models of the entire BMW suite and thus they command a diffrent MF according to BMW FS.
True? False?
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Yes, the BMWFS money factor base rate varies by model and lease term. You can find the numbers for all BMW models published over on the "Finance and Leasing Forum" on the, dare I say it, Roadfly board.
Originally Posted by RH530' date='Dec 16 2004, 05:19 PM
I just heard that the MF for a 645 or an M3 for example is 0.00205 instead of the 0.00125 that's offered for all other models.? Has anyone else heard of that?? Is it true?
The explanation is that the M series cars, the 645, the 4.8is X5, the 760iL are more of the "rare" models of the entire BMW suite and thus they command a diffrent MF according to BMW FS.
True?? False?
The explanation is that the M series cars, the 645, the 4.8is X5, the 760iL are more of the "rare" models of the entire BMW suite and thus they command a diffrent MF according to BMW FS.
True?? False?
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Originally Posted by ///M Rakete' date='Dec 16 2004, 11:49 PM
You can find the numbers for all BMW models published over on the "Finance and Leasing Forum" on the, dare I say it, Roadfly board.
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I PMed you with the URL.
Any specific "search string" for this area or is it just buried somewhere in there?
Originally Posted by RH530' date='Dec 17 2004, 07:30 AM
[quote name='///M Rakete' date='Dec 16 2004, 11:49 PM']You can find the numbers for all BMW models published over on the "Finance and Leasing Forum" on the, dare I say it, Roadfly board.
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