2008 BMW X5 Consumer Discussions Page 6

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Re: 2005/2008 X5 numbers requested[rezf] [nj_bmw_byer]

nj_bmw_buyer Have a look at this link http://forums.roadfly.com/forums/financing/6451130-1.html This is an archived list of BMWFS lease rates for April 2005. As you can see, the money factor for the X5 back then was 0.00125. In today's market, the buy rate money factor for the X5 is 0.0025. This reflects what I had previously said in a thread that manufacturers ... Read More...

Need some quick help on Lease info

Sorry to re-post but we're trying to get something done this weekend. The 2008 X5 we want has a msrp of $49, 575. The dealer has come off $2,164 to make the price $47,411. We have a trade in that will net us $3500 to apply to the $47,411. In addition to the trade-in cash, the remaining up-front monies are $3097 (which consist of TTL $1,660, first month's lease payment ... Read More...

Re: 2005/2008 X5 numbers requested[rezf]

Thank you for any quick response you might give to these numbers. There was a typo concerning the moneyfactor in the 2005/2008 BMW X5's. It is 0021 on 0029. the 0029 was the money factor on the Cayenne that I am also negotiation. 2005 Sticker Pr. GCC 51,370.00 sale pr.ACC 50,035.10 agrd val vehicle 48957.75 inceptions 630.00 1st mo. 250.00 title, reg 625.00 Aquistion ... Read More...

Re: $630 vs. $799 [rezf]

rezf, I am starting not to trust this entire process, including information obtained here. This is not my first lease, not even my first X5 lease. This will be my 3rd. When the X5 was first introduced it was a hot selling car as well. Everywhere I went salespeople where say 800.00+ for an X5 3.0 series with 12/36 lease package. After rigorous negotiation I got the ... Read More...

2008 X5 3.0 Lease for two novices

So the 2008 X5 we want has a msrp of $49, 575 with a $2,164 adjustment/discount to make it $47,411. We have a trade in that will net us $3500 to apply to the $47,411. We are then being charged $1,660 in tag/title/tax, first month's lease payment and a $809 security deposit (totaling $3,097). With no money down, other than the $3,097 and the $3,500 trade in, our monthly ... Read More...

BMW X5 Lease Dilemma

I lease a BMW X5 in 2005. My lease ends in May 2008. It was for a 36/12, no money down lease, at 630.00 per month including taxes. The prices I am getting for the same lease for the exact same car at the same dealership and salesperson is now 799.00 The sales price of the 2005 X5 vehicle was 50035.10. Using the Edmunds lease calculators, I cannot get my lease payments of ... Read More...

BMW X5 Leasing

My lease for my current X5 expires in April 28 2008. This was a no money down 36 mo/12 mile per year lease on a $51,900 car. I called my dealer ship and asked what price would it be for the exact same car with the same options. I am currently paying 635.00 including taxes. This is what was quoted from a dealership in New Jersey. 2008 3.0 X5 $51,600.00 includes, premium ... Read More...

Acura MDX vs BMW X5

Re: BMW X5...vs Land Cruiser? [bcb1]

In December we traded in our 2000 Landcruiser for a 2008 X5 3.0. If it were not for the > $70k price tag and the 3rd row that doesn't fold flat, I would have definitely gone for another Landcruiser. In the 8 years we had it, we never had one problem. But I wanted to upgrade safety features, get a nav and sat. radio and especially increase the mpg. Our search was limited ... Read More...

Re: MDX or X5? [danil34]

Your assumption that Honda and Acura have better resale value than BMW is incorrect. Several surveys over the past few years, including JD Powers and Kelly Blue Book have ranked BMW at, or near, the top of the list for resale value. It depends on who conducted the survey and how they group vehicles into categories. But generally, BMW ranks higher than Honda/Acura ... Read More...

BMW X5 Lease Questions

End of Lease Auto Value for a 2005 X5 3.0

My lease ends 4/23/08 for my 2005 X5 3.0. How can I tell if the vehicle is worth more than the stated residual value (58%) in the lease contract that it becomes "positve equity." If so, does it become a "trade in?" Thanks for any advice, please. Any info on money factor and residual value for March 2008 for 2008 X5 3.0? This is my first experience at the "end of lease" ... Read More...

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