MF on 135i coupe!!!!

NovaBimmer · 03-20-2008, 12:45 PM

The money factor on the 135i coupe for 36 months is .00280!!!! HOLY COW THATS RIDICULOUS

Apparently BMW doesnt want the Mini or 1er sold under sticker either...

The 335 sedan is actually cheaper than the 135i to lease! if similarly fitted.

JackMac · 03-20-2008, 12:52 PM

For now, yes. Expect that the MF will be reduced by the fall. BMW wants to maximize the payoff here with the initial owners who placed orders BEFORE the lease rates were announced.

Also, there will be relatively low allocations for the 1er initially, which will keep the price up.

Not a good car to lease at the moment, check again after September for MY09. Or, purchase may be the better choice. You can also go with ED to save 7%.

slalomfever · 03-22-2008, 08:43 AM

It's been a trend that everytime BMW has a new model coming out, the rates are always the "standard" rate (usually the worst they can offer). A nicely equipped 135 coupe is in the mid to high $600's

I think all the rates for this car should settle by mid summer.

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slalomfever 1095 Rep 2,151 Posts Drives: Nardo Grey F80 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Long Island, NY iTrader: (5)	It's been a trend that everytime BMW has a new model coming out, the rates are always the "standard" rate (usually the worst they can offer). A nicely equipped 135 coupe is in the mid to high $600's I think all the rates for this car should settle by mid summer.
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