Artdnj wroteI think it depends on the broker, the dealer being used, etc. Best to contact one of our resident brokers and see what they can do for your specific situation.Do brokers handle trade in's or lease returns or strictly the "new" vehicle portion?
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Artdnj wroteWe can handle trades and lease returns.Do brokers handle trade in's or lease returns or strictly the "new" vehicle portion?
Pak56 wroteWelcome to the forum. Not sure if ordering from one of our brokers will be worth it or not since a lot of the savings will be eaten up by the shipping. It could be you are in an area where they can charge what they want and it is a take it or leave it situation.I’m in Alaska ready to purchase a 2026 X5 xDrive50e. The only dealership in the state does not have this vehicle in stock with the options I want so I would need to order it. MSRP ($89k) is the lowest price I could get. I’m hoping for some feedback to see if thinking a lower price is practical in this isolated market (I certainly thought so but doesn’t seem to be so far). My last offer was 5% below MSRP. Thanks for your help and input.
Might as well check with one of our resident brokers just to get a comparison. Try Scott with Insight
smithf80 (scott@insightautoconsulting.com), Dan with 
Next Level Auto Brokers (dan@nextlevelautobrokers.com) or Ashleigh with 
Bimmer Car Deals (ashleigh@bimmercardeals.com).
Pak56 wroteHi, I've worked with a customer in Alaska before. I have a dealer partner in California who helped with that customer, so we should be able to get you a better deal, even after shipping, plus the doc fee is only $85 there.I’m in Alaska ready to purchase a 2026 X5 xDrive50e. The only dealership in the state does not have this vehicle in stock with the options I want so I would need to order it. MSRP ($89k) is the lowest price I could get. I’m hoping for some feedback to see if thinking a lower price is practical in this isolated market (I certainly thought so but doesn’t seem to be so far). My last offer was 5% below MSRP. Thanks for your help and input.
2026 X5 40i and M60
.0018 MF
$2000 lease credit
$1000 loyalty
1.99% APR for up to 60 months still available
$1000 loyalty
2026 X5 50e
.00155 MF
$2000 lease credit
$1000 loyalty
1.99% APR for up to 60 months still available
$1000 purchase credit
$1000 loyalty
2026 X5 M comp
.00225 MF
no credit
5.29% for up to 60 months
no credit
2027 X6 40i,M60, M comp
.00225 MF
$1000 loyalty
5.29% for up to 60 months
$1000 loyalty (no loyalty credit for Mcomp)
Next Level Auto Brokers wroteI'm assuming they are still not lockable this month?April 2026 update
2026 X5 40i and M60
.0018 MF
$2000 lease credit
$1000 loyalty
1.99% APR for up to 60 months still available
$1000 loyalty
2026 X5 50e
.00155 MF
$2000 lease credit
$1000 loyalty
1.99% APR for up to 60 months still available
$1000 purchase credit
$1000 loyalty
2026 X5 M comp
.00225 MF
no credit
5.29% for up to 60 months
no credit
2027 X6 40i,M60, M comp
.00225 MF
$1000 loyalty
5.29% for up to 60 months
$1000 loyalty (no loyalty credit for Mcomp)
That $2k loyalty is a nice touch. Military is able to be stacked with it still, correct?
brownsbuckeyes1 wroteThe $2k loyalty is split between BMWNA and the dealer so generally the extra $1k dealer loyalty can be counted as a discount. You can stack military but t drops to $500 unless you use a non-promotional rate.I'm assuming they are still not lockable this month?
That $2k loyalty is a nice touch. Military is able to be stacked with it still, correct?
TurtleBoy wroteBMW main website is saying $1000 lease cash and $2000 additional loyalty credit on top of that. Unless I'm misreading it.The $2k loyalty is split between BMWNA and the dealer so generally the extra $1k dealer loyalty can be counted as a discount. You can stack military but t drops to $500 unless you use a non-promotional rate.
brownsbuckeyes1 wroteNot sure what you are referring to but if you lease then military is $500.BMW main website is saying $1000 lease cash and $2000 additional loyalty credit on top of that. Unless I'm misreading it.
Asked on Edmunds and they said they’re not able to see them yet.
jzmundy wroteLooks like they’re still in place…BMW advertising them on their Lease Offers page.Anyone able to confirm if the 39 month programs are still available this month?
Asked on Edmunds and they said they’re not able to see them yet.
jzmundy wroteYes, they are available.Looks like they’re still in place…BMW advertising them on their Lease Offers page.
TurtleBoy wroteI see what you mean now. I didn't see that they were listing it was dealer contribution for both $1k lease cash and $1k of the listed $2k of loyalty. So basically, the same as last month with of only $1k paid by BMW directly which is all that matters. Throw an additional $500 for lease from military.The $2k loyalty is split between BMWNA and the dealer so generally the extra $1k dealer loyalty can be counted as a discount. You can stack military but t drops to $500 unless you use a non-promotional rate.
Thanks!
brownsbuckeyes1 wroteJust ordered my 2027 X6 yesterday. MY dealer who I know for years said everything is the same as 2026 and not lockable. The price is the same MSRP as the 2026 as wellI'm assuming they are still not lockable this month?
That $2k loyalty is a nice touch. Military is able to be stacked with it still, correct?
BMV///M3 wroteIt is not lockable as of now.Some asked above but is the 1.99 lockable when you apply thru BMWFS? My build has been ordered but will most likely take 6-8 weeks and no guarantee of 1.99 in May
smithf80 wroteI guess I’ll have to roll the dice. My local CU is offering 3.99 but that’s double :/. Still great for this economy thoughIt is not lockable as of now.
In late March, we factory-ordered a 2026 X5 50e with 11% off MSRP. We are in Northern VA area and 11% off was virtually without any haggling. I could have probably gotten a bit more off, but didn't want the headache of haggling and thought it was a fair offer based on the info shared on the forum.
Expect to take the delivery in late April and will definitely ask the dealer for the $1K MSRP off April promotion when we pick the vehicle up.
Bimmer Car Deals wroteI was emailing withHi, I've worked with a customer in Alaska before. I have a dealer partner in California who helped with that customer, so we should be able to get you a better deal, even after shipping, plus the doc fee is only $85 there.
Pak56 but never heard back. However, for people looking for an idea of what can be done, I had offered 11% out of California for a customer in Alaska. The discount (and low $85 doc fee) well outweighed the cost of shipping.
SLOWER wrotePlease send me a PM, and I'll send you an a///Mazing quoteAny recent X5M purchases? Are there discounts to be had off of MSRP on these?
Thanks!
BMWDavid wrotePlease send me a PM, and I'll send you an a///Mazing quote
David can sell to any US state 
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