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Here is what I was able to came up on my calculator
by talyvan on Wed Nov 07 13:26:21 PST 2007
The only way I can get close to those numbers is: MF: .00190 like you said Residual: 56% of $44170 = $23615.20 Payments = $682.03/mo (including taxes, assuming 36 months, assuming 6.5% tax rate) Due at signing = Only your 1st month payment.. IMO, they're giving you a very low residual considering that it should be 58% for 15K/yr (taken from Roadfly.com forums, lease rates reference for Oct07) 36 Month – Residual 58% of MSRP – .00190 Base Rate Using 58%, will put you at $658/mo ballpark.. The only way to get lower than that, is to jump into 39 months lease (which maintains the same rates and resuduals as 36) and it'll put you into the $618mo ballpark Good luck
Re: Chicago Leases [kbinil]
by talyvan on Wed Nov 07 12:41:36 PST 2007
Yes, you get charged tax on the full price of the car in IL (and TX as far as i know) for lease, if you have a trade-in, you pay only the difference between the tax of your trade and the tax on the new car (that is by law in IL, so if the sales rep tells you his giving you a credit on the tax because you're his friend, he is full of it).
Re: Sales Tax on Lease [shoehoard]
by talyvan on Wed Nov 07 12:38:45 PST 2007
You should have no problems since it's a contract already in place and in the worst case scenario, you shouls only pay the difference between what you have paid so far and the taxable amount. (full negociated price of the car)
Re: About the extra miles purchase
by talyvan on Mon Jun 05 11:48:11 PDT 2006
Exactly as posted, aditional miles price are not negiotiable, I took the time to cut and paste this from the OC website, I though it'll be interesting to have around. " What does it mean to buy more Lease miles? More Miles = more driving fun. So, you think that you might go over the number of miles in your lease contract? BMW Financial Services allows you to buy additional miles today, for up to a 20% savings, and enjoy more driving fun now without paying more later. Why should I buy more miles Enjoy more miles of exhilarating driving behind the wheel of your BMW. Why worry about having to pay at the end of your lease for going over your allotted miles? Use the mileage calculator to estimate the number of additional miles you want to enjoy in your BMW and see how much you will save by purchasing them now. What are the benefits? Cost Savings - Save up to 20 percent on additional lease miles by purchasing them ahead of time Flexibility - Additional miles can be purchased in one lump sum payment, or the total cost may be spread out over the remaining monthly payments. It's Easy! Everything you need to complete this process is available right here on the Owners' Circle. Don't delay! This service is available to you until you reach 4 months from the end of your lease. So purchase your additional miles today! " Talyvan
Re: Need Quick Advice on Lease [0711]
by talyvan on Tue May 30 11:13:46 PDT 2006
0711 #1 sounds like a decent deal, you might get better discount off the MSRP, say to a total of $2000 or $2250.. push it a little bit., other than that the rest of the numbers look good. #2 If you feel that you'll need more miles, you can buy them at ANY time through the BMW Owner's circle website (actually i found this as a very cool feature). #3 Just keep the car clean and well maintained (sp?), of course after 3 years, the dealer won't expect the carpet mats to be shine and clean, the'll look wear, but if they are burned or falling appart of course it'll be considered as an excess.. you get the idea. Also on the BWM'w website you'll find a very comprehensive checklist to run your car through and you cna even drop it at the dealership few months before your lease end to a wear and tear checkup. #4 A chip is a Chip and a rust is a rust.. unless you live right next to a beach or oyu get hit by a lot of rocks and drive on a lot of snow, don't be worried about this, modern cars are very well protected against rust, and unless is a very bad tratment, I don;t think that in 3 years you'll see any damage, but that's just my opinion. Hope it helps The Talyvan
Congrats dogsambam...
by talyvan on Mon May 08 08:26:33 PDT 2006
Sorry I missed all the action, but indeed you got a very good deal, enjoy. My wife is actually thrilled with hers, every single day, she makes comments of how she likes the X3.

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