[rsullyfx]

They offered me 500 off msrp for 23 m50i

[Carman2653]

I ordered a 2024 X5 40i in the NYC/NJ area. Owned many BMWs including one presently which I will be trading in. MSRP was $84k. Giving me $1k discount. Interested to know experiences of others with NJ dealers. Thanks.

[19G20]

Purchased a 23 X5 45e that was ordered but not delivered. 72,520 MSRP. Got a discount of 5,025. Deals are out there but I got lucky since it was end of month and end of quarter.

[elgordo111]

Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

Actually that is a lot better than what we had been seeing. While discounts have been coming back they are no where near what they used to be. For the LCI they will even be tighter for awhile.

I took the $1500 off MSRP and they threw in all weather floor mats.

Not stoked about the deal, but they weren't budging

[arovins]

Go through a broker and save yourself the hassle. LeaseHackr advertises a bunch of reputable ones. If you are in NJ, PA or NY, check out Quentin - https://instagram.com/_car_q_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

[weewee]

Originally Posted by AbleDanger

Ah, I found their email in a spam folder, they were indeed quick to reply
- and I'd have known that if it didn't go to spam. They had a bit of a discount <4%, but it was a dealer in SoCal - and with the taxes or transportation it doesn't seem viable for me to get it up here to the PNW.

Any success on buying a car from a PNW dealer? Curious as I'm in the same area and only got offers of 2% off MSRP so far. thanks

[AbleDanger]

I ultimately went with BMW Northwest down near Tacoma. Mine was a unique situation given that I had snagged an inbound X45e in December...only for it to arrive defective last minute and BMW NA took it back. I asked BMW Northwest if they could get BMW NA to get a build slot pre-LCI (didn't want the interior changes) and if they could do anything for me on the price. They got me a build slot and I picked it up a couple weeks ago - the discount was around 4%, then also got military incentive stacked on it as well. Not as good a deal as the tax credit I aimed for in December but I'm happy.

BMW Portland and Kuni down in OR might be helpful, if you want the name of my CA at BMW Northwest I can share that.

[AllVol]

Okay…so does anyone have any dealers in the south that are giving discounts on an X5 order? 2024 X5 40.

I am in Nashville and they will not budge off MSRP. Meanwhile I am seeing 5-7%+ off on here.

Just looking for some direction.

Thanks.

[trife.]

Just go with a broker and get 6%-8% off MSRP with no hassle and for a nominal fee. Do Performance Center Delivery if you live in the South. After going this route for my wife’s m40i, there’s approximately zero chance I’m ever stepping foot into a dealership to haggle pricing ever again.

[AllVol]

Originally Posted by trife.

Just go with a broker and get 6%-8% off MSRP with no hassle and for a nominal fee. Do Performance Center Delivery if you live in the South. After going this route for my wife’s m40i, there’s approximately zero chance I’m ever stepping foot into a dealership to haggle pricing ever again.

Thanks! Sent you a PM.

Thanks!

[HNSKP]

Originally Posted by puraj83

I got a dealer contact (sales mgr) who is at 6-8% off MSRP depending on the build. Really good guy ordered mine from him a couple years ago. My lease is up in December. Can’t wait to order another.

PM me with your email address. I'll do the intro.

What state is your dealer contact in?

My X7 lease is up in December too. I’m planning to buyout the lease early since I should have several thousand in equity.

[realdah]

Originally Posted by elgordo111

I took the $1500 off MSRP and they threw in all weather floor mats.

Not stoked about the deal, but they weren't budging

Did you purchase a 2023 or a 2024 model?
I won't be surprised that relatively bigger discount on 2023 models since they are old and less appealing.

[Bhuvi]

I’m trying to cash purchase my car and instead of the loyalty incentive I’m trying to get the corporate sales incentive. My dealer says that is a type G incentive, you will have to finance at least the minimum for at least 3 months to get that incentive. The certificate says otherwise. Is the dealer incorrect ?file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/10/00/3D854D3D-8CBE-4A53-8759-1E45611F8C0A/Screenshot%202023-04-19%20at%205.49.21%20PM.png

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by Bhuvi

I’m trying to cash purchase my car and instead of the loyalty incentive I’m trying to get the corporate sales incentive. My dealer says that is a type G incentive, you will have to finance at least the minimum for at least 3 months to get that incentive. The certificate says otherwise. Is the dealer incorrect ?file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/10/00/3D854D3D-8CBE-4A53-8759-1E45611F8C0A/Screenshot%202023-04-19%20at%205.49.21%20PM.png

Your link doesn't work so maybe it is showing what I have below but have them check the Dealer Notes. While an upper paragraph states they must finance the dealer notes talk about cash buyers. The financing wording is in regards to conquest where if financing/leasing the person must be new to BMW. Have them contact BMWFS if they need verification.

[mobsync]

What is the current military discount for a '24 50e? Is there any kind of loyalty discount, cash or finance, that is stackable with it?

[mobsync]

Originally Posted by mobsync

What is the current military discount for a '24 50e? Is there any kind of loyalty discount, cash or finance, that is stackable with it?

Wait, actually my wife is eligible for the Navy Federal Credit Union incentive instead of military. Is that stackable with loyalty?

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by mobsync

Wait, actually my wife is eligible for the Navy Federal Credit Union incentive instead of military. Is that stackable with loyalty?

There is no difference between NFCU and the Domestic Military incentive, it is the same thing. It is stackable with loyalty however the amount drops from $2k to $500 when financing/leasing what BMWFS. You are best off getting outside financing and taking the $2k military incentive.

[mobsync]

Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

There is no difference between NFCU and the Domestic Military incentive, it is the same thing. It is stackable with loyalty however the amount drops from $2k to $500 when financing/leasing what BMWFS. You are best off getting outside financing and taking the $2k military incentive.

If I am paying cash then whay should the total rebate be with NFCU/military incentive and loyalty?

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by mobsync

If I am paying cash then whay should the total rebate be with NFCU/military incentive and loyalty?

You can't get loyalty paying cash, you must finance with BMWFS for that.

[ski bum]

Originally Posted by trife.

Just go with a broker and get 6%-8% off MSRP with no hassle and for a nominal fee. Do Performance Center Delivery if you live in the South. After going this route for my wife’s m40i, there’s approximately zero chance I’m ever stepping foot into a dealership to haggle pricing ever again.

Exactly what we did. Going from Raleigh to PCD. Very smooth process with Quentin. PM if you want contact.

[BigEvan1923]

Originally Posted by ski bum

Exactly what we did. Going from Raleigh to PCD. Very smooth process with Quentin. PM if you want contact.

Shot you a note...thanks!

[deano17]

Military discount? The buyer must be military, right? I’m not, dad was.