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Murray BMW of Denver

900 S Colorado Blvd
Denver, CO 80246
(303) 759-3400

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Schomp BMW of Highlands Ranch

1190 Plum Valley Ln
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
(303) 797-8801

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Gebhardt BMW

4740 Valmont Rd
Boulder, CO 80301
(303) 709-6439

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Cos BMW Center

4150 Byrd Dr
Loveland, CO 80538
(877) 202-6665

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Denver, CO BMW Car Consumer Discussions

Re: [gardis]: by jvost on Sun Nov 23 12:38:01 PST 2008; Hi gardis - What they do is make the car really fast. Because I lease as opposed to buy, I'm not really concerned about things like long-term reliability, maintenance expense, etc. The car's a blast to drive.

Re: [jayrider]: by jvost on Sat Nov 22 09:57:04 PST 2008; Hi Jayrider - In Colorado the sales tax is calculated based on your monthly payment, so you pay it monthly and the lessor remits it to the taxing authorities monthly as well. I think that in some states they require that the entire sales tax amount for the term of lease be paid at lease inception, so in that case I assume that the tax either has to paid upfront or rolled into the capitalized cost. I think payment-wise it works out pretty much the same either way. On another note, one of the reasons I like leasing BMWs is that all of the maintenance is included, including brakes. On every lease I've had they end up replacing the pads and rotors before the end of the lease. That's probably a $1200 job. If you total up all of the maintenance expenses and the cost of a brake job on most cars over a 36 month period (although the free maintenance lasts for 48 mos., 50K) you might be looking at another $50/month in expenses that you have to add when comparing a BMW lease to another auto maker's lease. It's tough to beat a BMW lease. I really like Nissan products - I have an Xterra that I absolutely love - but I admit to being a sucker for the glamour of BMW products.

Re: [gardis]: by jvost on Sat Nov 22 04:43:14 PST 2008; I have a 535i X and am getting about 18 city and 30 (!) on the highway. I'd assume a non all wheel drive car would get better.

Re: Just bought 535i-X drive [mas6002mi]: by jvost on Sat Nov 22 04:40:28 PST 2008; Just be aware that your local dealer may not offer free loaner cars to customers who buy their cars elsewhere.

Re: [jayrider]: by jvost on Sat Nov 22 04:38:51 PST 2008; The $543 does not include sales tax. Sales tax here varies by county, but is typically about 7.6%, with sales tax the payment would rise to $584. I usually leave sales tax out of lease analysis because it makes comparing lease from around the country confusing. Some places charge it monthly based on the lease payment and some have you pay it up front or finance it. It's easier to analyze deals net of sales tax and any other random fees that various states and counties charge.

Re: [gardis]: by jvost on Fri Nov 21 11:26:12 PST 2008; I don't think this is a particularly good deal. You can back into what the deal looks like based on the payment. I'm assuming that this is a 36 Mo. 10K, deal, so it probably looks like this MSRP $51,770 Sales Price $47,625 Acquisition 725 Total Cap Cost $48,350 (discount of 6.6%) Down Payment $ 0 Money Factor .00115 Residual 58% Payment $599 You should be able to get about 10% off, so a good deal would be a total cap cost of $46,593 which would yield a payment of $543. I think it's safe to assume that you can always do better than the advertised offer even on these "blow out" deals.

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