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Semantics...: by kyfdx on Mon Oct 26 16:06:38 PDT 2009; We want members to post what they paid... How they word it is unimportant, though possibly irritating to some.... ;)

Re: 2010 BMW 128 Convertible Lease [lornaj]: by kyfdx on Mon Nov 23 16:10:52 PST 2009; That seems incredibly cheap... Is it $2150 due at signing? Or $2150 down, plus 1st payment, acquistion fee, document fee, etc, etc, etc.. ? Also.. What is the MSRP?

Re: Welcome me, please! [rez]: by kyfdx on Mon Nov 23 15:59:36 PST 2009; 1) I would never buy a buy-back car.. Those cars were under warranty.. How bad was the problem, that BMW offered to buy the car back? If they could make it "good as new", then they wouldn't have had to take it back. 2) Tire dealers don't care if you have staggered sizes... they'll still make a deal on 4 tires.. But, the 18" tires are very expensive and wear very quickly... If you are concerned about tire wear and cost, stay away from the Sport package. 3) I've never bought one.. some people swear by them.... Keep in mind... any warranty/service contract is built to show a profit.... Chances are, you'll come out ahead without it, on average.. You might not, though.. ;)

Re: End of Lease Experiece [gardis]: by kyfdx on Sun Nov 15 14:13:40 PST 2009; I don't think the 5-series came with runflats in '07... If it did, it would have been optional.. And.. your dealer is correct.. if you have a spare, then you don't have runflats.. (Your tires will have a runflat designation on the sidewall, if you do indeed have them..) regards, kyfdx

Re: Leasing '09s.. [SergeyM]: by kyfdx on Thu Nov 05 04:19:10 PST 2009; If you are renting the car by the month, and you'll be under the 4yr/50K warranty/maintenance coverage for the entire lease.... then, I don't see the difference... I'm not sure what CIC 4.0 is... I-drive related? Not sure I'd sacrifice $100-$150 per month for an improved interface.. In my case, my '08 X3 was identical to the '09 model, except for some X-drive badges on the side of the vehicle... ;)

Re: Leasing '09s.. [dday1]: by kyfdx on Wed Nov 04 03:59:43 PST 2009; You have to account for a lower residual, because of the miles already on the car.... Not sure of the exact program on this car, but generally... (Miles - 500) X $0.30 So.. for 9000 miles, you'd have to deduct $2550 from the residual. As you'll see, that will add about $70/mo. to the price you calculated. It could still be a good deal compared to leasing a $70K new model. regards, kyfdx

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