[ssz335]

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Asking Price:

None

Item Interest

Here are the details:

2011 BMW 335i xDrive Sedan

VIN - WBAPL5C59BA742059

Lease Details:
Monthly payment - $650 (tax included)
Down payment - $0

Lease term - 27 months
Lease start date - 6/7/2011
Lease end date - 9/7/2013
Miles per Year - 10,000

Car Details:
Color - Jet Black
Interior - Black Dakota Leather
Warranty - $0 maintenance until 6/1/2014 or 50,000 miles

Original Vehicle In-service date: 6/1/2010

Vehicle Mileage at beginning of lease - 13,765
Current Mileage - 27,000 (currently over my miles per year, but will take of this before the lease takeover)

Car Options:
Premium Package
Cold Weather Package
Sport Package
Sport steering wheel w/ paddles
STEPTRONIC Automatic Transmission
iPod and USB adapter
Navigation System
SIRIUS Radio Capable

Modifications:
Front window tints (3M Scotchtint) -35%
Back windows tints - 35%
http://www.topofthelinetint.com/
Total spent - $319.93

Please let me know if you have any further questions. I'm trying to get into another car and would like someone to take over this lease. It's an amazing car, but it's more of a car than I need right now. Thanks!

I'll try to add pics a little bit later.

[pinemind]

Hi,

In terms of the mileage, what do you mean you'll take care of it before the lease transfer?

[ssz335]

Hi Pinemind,

Meaning I will buy the additional lease miles (currently, I'm running close to 4,000 over my annual allotment of 10,000 miles) that I have put on the car prior to the lease transfer from BMW Financial Services.

Therefore the new lessee will not be accountable for the additional miles on the car when the new lessee is returning the lease to BMW.

I hope that makes sense, let me know if you have any additional questions.

Thanks.

[illirep]

Much more simply put, you can reimburse the person who assumes the lease as follows:

4,000 x .16 = $640.

[ssz335]

Originally Posted by illirep

Much more simply put, you can reimburse the person who assumes the lease as follows:

4,000 x .16 = $640.

Yea, that can definitely be an option as well.

Whatever the new lessee wants.