Looks like 50% now and 50% in 2 years time?
New M3 anyone?
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Looks like 50% now and 50% in 2 years time?
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You got the Woods marketing material too. I don't use them myself and despite asking to be removed from their mailing list I still get their junk mail.
BMW are obviously trying to get rid of them before the new one arrives
Although there was a lease deal I saw that was 3+33 months at £399 - which was cheaper than the X5 deal - albeit a 5k/annum mileage limit.
Most of the lease deals are useless for me as the costs increase sharply when you want more miles - e.g. for 20k miles it was almost £1k/month.
BMW are obviously trying to get rid of them before the new one arrives
Although there was a lease deal I saw that was 3+33 months at £399 - which was cheaper than the X5 deal - albeit a 5k/annum mileage limit.
Most of the lease deals are useless for me as the costs increase sharply when you want more miles - e.g. for 20k miles it was almost £1k/month.
micz4 said:
Good Point
I see the Brits are just as lacking in smarts as the Americans. As they wouldn't offer these deals if no one took them. Yes! You to can have an M3 in your drive. Of course you can't drive it due to the restrictive mileage limitations. But just think of the bragging rights you would have for the paltry sum of 14000 Quid per year. :scratchhead:
The Eastern advert is a mess. Says 29 months at the top, 3 years at the bottom, and if you work out how many payments using the "total amount payable" it works out at 33 months after the deposit.G14RRV said:
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But if your in the market for one, isn't that a good deal? (the op's one).
kevinmarkwhite said:
Doesn't look to good to me. Even with a 50% deposit then paying zero interest for two years. still adds up to 1189 per month then you still won't own the car as this looks like a lease that is being sold like it is a simple finance. They should be required to say what the equivalent monthly payment and end of lease residual would be for comparison. 54k total over 2 years and 20,000 mile limit looks like 2pounds 70p per mile. Yikes! That's expensive motoring. And one will still need to purchase or walk away at lease end.
If BMW wants to shill these out before the new one is released. They should offer real financing deals so more could manage ownership. Such as offering a five year finance after 30-50% deposit/PX for those that want long term ownership.