[**Jay-V**]

If any dealers in So Cal can beat this deal, please contact me ASAP. I don't mind having to wait for a vehicle ordered to my specs.

MSRP including delivery $48,300

2009 335i Sedan (Alpine White, Black Dakota Leather, Aluminum Trim)
ZPP
ZSP
Step w/ paddle shifters
Cold Weather

Negotiated Cost: $44,975

Money Factor: 0.00175

Drive off: Just my John Hancock

Payment and Term: $590/month including 8.25% sales tax for 36 months with 10k miles per year.

[jhp012]

anybody lease a 09 328i or a 335i sedan recently? with close to no options? what kind of lease numbers are you getting?

[LZM Ray]

Originally Posted by jjlawyer

You're getting snowed. You are responsible for insuring your vehicle. If your car is totaled or stolen, your ins co will pay the fair market value of the vehicle at the time of the loss. If that is enough to pay off BMWFS, then you will get to keep the rest, but with the way cars depreciate, there wont be much. If it's not enough to pay off BMWFS, then your gap coverage will kick in and pay the difference, but only to BMW, not to you.

After the car is paid off, then you can go make a new deal, but you no longer have that $10,000 in the bank. With no down payment, your new lease will be $600 per month just like all the others.

You got a $50k car, you put down $10k. You drive off the lot and the car is worth $40k right then. Car is totaled, ins co pays fair market value to pay off car. You are out your $10k.

i get your drift here. so basically putting down payment serves no interest other than lowering your monthly payments, but in change will put yourmoney down in risk IF you total the car. correct? lol btw pulled the trigger on a
09 335i xdrive coupe montego blue 6mt
zsp, cold weather, navi, Comfort Access, Bmw assist = $50,125
negotiated $47,000
12k miles/ 36month lease
$3,991 drive off
$628/month

is this a good deal?
(one final question can a lease car be modded if so when returning the car will i need to retrofit all the mods? ex: light bulbs changes etd small mods. )

[reelgr]

$500 over invoice should be doable on a 2009... I don't know why dealers are passing on this right now...

I'm looking to get 24 month lease ... residual of 62% and MF of .00200 ...

I really wanted the mercedes c63 amg.. but the lease MF is just ridiculous from MB

[STEPHON314]

Originally Posted by jhp012

anybody lease a 09 328i or a 335i sedan recently? with close to no options? what kind of lease numbers are you getting?

2009 328i Sedan with only Automatic transmission option

MSRP: $35550
Negotiated Price: $33500 ($500 over invoice)
Lease Term: 36 months
Annual Mileage: 12000 per year
Down Payment: $0
Residual: 62%
Money Factor: 0.00181
Total drive off: Bank fee + DMV fee + first month payment = $1500

Monthly Payment: $504 includes tax (or $407 with $2000 down + drive off)

I guess this is what you've been looking for that only comes with automatic option. I personally think it's a fair deal, and for sure I didn't get ripped off! What does everyone think?

[bustyman]

I just got my '09 335 coupe, sport, premium, nav, ipod, space grey, STEPTRONIC, HD radio, Satellite

Wholesale price: $48,265
MSRP: $52,085
Negotiated Price: $50,531
Lease Term: 36 mo
Annual Mileage: 15k
Total Drive-off (due at signing): $6,000 (including first month, taxes, fees, license, DMV fees etc.)
Residual: $29,695 (57%)
Money Factor: 0.00220

Monthly Payment: $750.50 (including tax, and $50 wear and tear protection - I won't have to pay anything at lease return (like worn tires and wipers)

I'm a first time car buyer, therefore BMWFS required higher down payment to get me approved for the lease.

[eaglesfan83]

Just ordered a 328i coupe. I am happy with the deal

Alpine white/6spd/prem/sport/nav/ipod/usb/logic7/sirius

MSRP: $43,995

Wholesale value invoiced by BMW NA: $41,055

Proposed sale value: $42,055 which will include BMW mats, full detail, and gas

36/12k lease:

Residual: 60%

Acquisition fee: $725

Money factor: .00200


Adding navigation at $1,910 wholesale/$2,100 MSRP:

Base payment: $617.08 + 7% sales tax = $661.08

1st payment, license, documentation ($499), refundable security deposit due at inception

[penny31]

Originally Posted by eaglesfan83

Just ordered a 328i coupe. I am happy with the deal

Alpine white/6spd/prem/sport/nav/ipod/usb/logic7/sirius

MSRP: $43,995

Wholesale value invoiced by BMW NA: $41,055

Proposed sale value: $42,055 which will include BMW mats, full detail, and gas

36/12k lease:

Residual: 60%

Acquisition fee: $725

Money factor: .00200


Adding navigation at $1,910 wholesale/$2,100 MSRP:

Base payment: $617.08 + 7% sales tax = $661.08

1st payment, license, documentation ($499), refundable security deposit due at inception

i was paying less for my 335i sedan with ca, nav, sport premim .. bad deal imo

[eaglesfan83]

When did you lease? I think its a pretty good deal for a deal made after the price increase.

[pawarrant]

Originally Posted by eaglesfan83

When did you lease? I think its a pretty good deal for a deal made after the price increase.

About that price increase...I'll be ordering my new car within the next two weeks. I have the old '09 invoice pricing before this increase I keep hearing about. Do you know what the new invoice price is for a 328xi sedan? Did any options or packages increase as well? My dealer also claims the residual went to 59%. Any updated info would be appreciated before I go into negotiations Saturday!

[Prissy]

Originally Posted by eaglesfan83

Just ordered a 328i coupe. I am happy with the deal

Alpine white/6spd/prem/sport/nav/ipod/usb/logic7/sirius

MSRP: $43,995

Wholesale value invoiced by BMW NA: $41,055

Proposed sale value: $42,055 which will include BMW mats, full detail, and gas

36/12k lease:

Residual: 60%

Acquisition fee: $725

Money factor: .00200


Adding navigation at $1,910 wholesale/$2,100 MSRP:

Base payment: $617.08 + 7% sales tax = $661.08

1st payment, license, documentation ($499), refundable security deposit due at inception

I think you are paying too much there...

[eaglesfan83]

Really? Where isthe bad part of the proposal?

[nicknaz]

Originally Posted by eaglesfan83

Really? Where isthe bad part of the proposal?

You should be able to get money factor of .00180. That is the January 09 BMW financial services lease program.

Depending on what your trade-in was this could have been good

[eaglesfan83]

I did not have a trade in for the lease.

[mybemmer330]

661.08 per/month? WOW!!! on a 328 too?

im getting a deal for an brand new 2008 335 sedan

45--- price i got it down too 40000 flat

$1000 down

with a monthly payment of $546.35 including taxes 12k per/yr

car comes with
SP
paddle shifters
Ipod


I understand your's is an 09 but still for a 328 you should pay wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy less then that

[pawarrant]

Just wondering if the negotiated cost of the vehicle is the only number the dealer has room to work with or can they change the money factor or residual to give you a better deal?

[bigb82]

I want to see more recent deals...I got into a 2008 335i sedan with ipod from dealer which sucks, premium and backup sensors for 565 with tax....dont have my papers for the details but I really want a coupe soo bad now...thikning to do a lease swap

[alpinewhite3]

'09 328xi sedan-msrp $46,000
selling price- apprx. 375 over invoice
$520 a month 3 year/12k with
taxes, bank fee and first months payment upfront.

[pawarrant]

Originally Posted by agent0986

'09 328xi sedan-msrp $46,000
selling price- apprx. 375 over invoice
$520 a month 3 year/12k with
taxes, bank fee and first months payment upfront.

Can you give us some more details (money factor, invoice price ect.)? I have an '09 328xi on order with an MSRP of $44050, selling price ($500 over invoice) $41515 and also a 3 year/12k miles lease. My payment is going to be $540 a month with MF of .00145 and residule of 58%. I'd like to know what numbers they did for you to get that much of a lower payment?

[jdmass]

09 335i Sedan, Titanium - Black Dakota and Aluminum Trim
36 mo./15K miles/yr.
Sport
Premium
Cold Weather
Steptronic
Comfort Access
NAV
PDC
iPod

MSRP: $52,800
Negotiated Cap Cost: $49,450
Loyalty Cash: $1,000
Adj. Cap Cost: $48,450
Money Factor: .00121 (.00170 - .00049 for MSDs)

Monthly: $618 + tax

[alpinewhite3]

Originally Posted by pawarrant

Can you give us some more details (money factor, invoice price ect.)? I have an '09 328xi on order with an MSRP of $44050, selling price ($500 over invoice) $41515 and also a 3 year/12k miles lease. My payment is going to be $540 a month with MF of .00145 and residule of 58%. I'd like to know what numbers they did for you to get that much of a lower payment?

The MSRP of the car back when i ordered was $46,000. Invoice price was $42,315.00 and and negotiated price was $42,700. The Residual value was 58% and the MF was .00115. (I ordered it back in December 2008 and these were the dec. 2008 numbers)

I don't know if you've ever used this lease calculator before but it's a great resource: http://www.leaseguide.com/calc.htm

It tells you the FAIR price within a couple of dollars of what you should be paying for your lease. Great resource to see if your salesperson is being fair or trying to BS you. Are taxes/bank fee, etc. included in your monthly lease rate? If they are, you got a fair deal but if not you should be in the 505-520 range with your numbers.

[pawarrant]

Originally Posted by agent0986

The MSRP of the car back when i ordered was $46,000. Invoice price was $42,315.00 and and negotiated price was $42,700. The Residual value was 58% and the MF was .00115. (I ordered it back in December 2008 and these were the dec. 2008 numbers)

I don't know if you've ever used this lease calculator before but it's a great resource: http://www.leaseguide.com/calc.htm

It tells you the FAIR price within a couple of dollars of what you should be paying for your lease. Great resource to see if your salesperson is being fair or trying to BS you. Are taxes/bank fee, etc. included in your monthly lease rate? If they are, you got a fair deal but if not you should be in the 505-520 range with your numbers.

No, taxes are not included in the numbers I gave you. Price is $ 41515, .00145 MF, and residule 58%. Taxes here are 10%, 36 month lease. I just put these numbers in that lease calculator and get $541 + taxes which is what the dealer told me. I put your numbers in the calculator and also got $540 + taxes. That is why I can't figure out how you get $20 cheaper a month. I'd like to figure this out before I pick my car up.