[///M PWR 00]

Ive been shopping around for a E93 335 and I went and priced one out with the following options:

Base MSRP $49,100

Crimson Red $0

Black Dakota Leather $0

Brushed Aluminum trim $0

Navigation system $2,100

Destination & Handling: $775

Total MSRP as Built $51,975



Heres the lease details:

4,000$ total out of pocket

670$/mo for 36 months

12k miles per year allowed


When and if I go back to order this car I will add sports package, but built as is do you think this is a good deal or should I keep looking around?

[addy85]

Thats a lot, my msrp was 49500 and im only paying 683 a month with no money down and 15k a year

[darkphantom]

Hmm...well you seem like the type of person that doesn't really care about taking the car down the twisties, but I would advise you to try to test drive a sports package car and non-sports - leasing is still losing money and at 670/month w/ 4k down you're going to lose 28k... =/

But w/e floats your boat man...E93 is awesome!!!

edit: disregard that comment about the sports package just read that bit that you wanted to add it

[C62335i]

leasing rate for E92 is less than E93

[///M PWR 00]

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[matt_435xi]

Originally Posted by addy85

Thats a lot, my msrp was 49500 and im only paying 683 a month with no money down and 15k a year

how can you compare a COMMON e90 to an UNCOMMON e93?? the money factor is totally different and so is your negotiating leverage? i think 670 per month is pretty good deal.

[weingarm]

Assuming you negotiated a selling price of ~$2000 off MSRP your selling price should be: $49,975

If that "$4000 out-of-pocket" includes a $1500 Cap cost reduction (otherwise know as DOWN PAYMENT), that gives you an adjusted Cap cost of $48,475.

Assuming you are given the current April BMWFS rates of 61% residual (for 335i E93 Convertible at 12K miles/year) and a money factor of .00245 then:

Your monthly payment should be: $662.27 (no tax included)

You say they offered you $670, so that's close.

[weingarm]

I calculated the numbers above ($662.27/month) from the following excellent calculator:

http://www.leaseguide.com/calc.htm

If you use it, you will NEVER get burned!