Bmw I4 Lease Canada Reddit
Signing tomorrow on an i4-M50 first lease and first BMW. Discount a hair over 10% + $7500 rebate + $1000 Conquest + 5.25% sales tax credit reducing tax to only 1%. 2024 I4 E35, MSRP $57,595 US Dollars, 12K Miles per year, 36 Month lease = $706.70 monthly payment w/Taxes includes.
+750 Credit score. This includes the $7,500 EV lease credit Is this a good deal? If not, what price should I negotiate it too. The sales person said there is no wiggle room for a discount, this was is first offer to me.
I just don't know if I should believe him. The lease rate equivalent can be calculated and can be better than the finance rate, with some difference in fees, but it can be a substantial gain to buyout a lease at its end if the value of the used car is high. Either way you can still think of leasing as a choice to set your monthly payment.
It's a great gateway EV for people who want a more traditional 3/4 series experience and it feels more grown up than my old TM3. For the next generation i3/i4 BMW should focus on improving the powertrain cost/performance, give it an actual premium interior, and do a better job at overall packaging. The lease payment is based on the money factor (interest, sort of) and the residual (what the car is expected to be worth at the end of the lease).
BMW inflates the residuals to subsidize leases to stimulate BMW sales, but you get hammered if you buy your car at the end of the lease. With 60k miles, the three. Lease payments on i4 Hi all, new to leasing.
Was wondering what your guys lease payments or expected monthly payments for a i4 edrive35 were with premium package, driving assistance, and parking assistance. How much should I try to negotiate off msrp? Is it better to get the edrive40 if the monthly payments are similar? Lot of original details below, probably best ignored.
Looking at a BMW electric car (still TBD i4 or i5), was planning to buy outright, not either finance or lease. Yes, people push leases for electric cars, but if we didn't feel the tech was mature enough, we wouldn't be buying it at all. Check out the latest BMW offers & BMW lease deals for new BMW models: select your province and favourite car to find your offer.
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Put that money into a savings account and use it to make your payments. Other than that it seems like an okay deal. 54ish residual sounds about right on a bmw and as long as your money factor isn't too high and you like the car I would go for it.