Official X5 Quotes, Pricing and Lease Rates Thread

Hchhuor · 02-15-2019, 11:36 AM

It’s all here

https://g05.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1541151

AndroidRobot · 02-15-2019, 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

So there are @ 3 dealers here locally (Dallas area). And generally I've purchased my Bimmers pre-owned. My wife leases her vehicles and we received a corporate discount on GM products.

I received eat I'm being told is the "best deal I can hope for on a G05", which is $4k off of sticker.
I'm pretty sure I've seen far better pricing around here or online somewhere?
10-13% off MSRP...

Even if you're not from Texas and have or about tp purchase/lease, please share?

That's why I didn't buy mine in Dallas. I went through an out of state dealer and took courtesy delivery in Dallas anyways

If you want a good dealer to go through DM me. Unless you're on super good terms with a dealer good luck getting a courtesy delivery. The dealer I went through will give you 'invoice' pricing ie ~6.1% off MSRP + incentives

rmorin1249 · 02-15-2019, 12:03 PM

With the $1000 BMWCCA rebate my total discount is about 14% but I took a bath on my trade.

TXSTYLE · 02-15-2019, 01:49 PM

Thanks guys for the valuable input!
Due me, it has ALWAYS been about helping out my fellow man as long as I've been on car forums since back in the day. Be it, maintenance, repairs, wheels, mods, etc.

peter11 · 02-15-2019, 02:45 PM

The thread linked above is a good place to see lots of deals. Mine worked out to a 7.5% dealer discount plus rebates/incentives

$76,030 MSRP with gesture credit.
(5720) dealer discount at 7.52%

70,310 sale price
(2000) BMW finance incentive
(1500) Loyatly
(1000) BMW car club rebate

$65,810 (13.44% discount)

I did not trade a vehicle. Doc fee in California is $80.

Paperwork provided by dealer shows the deal going down at invoice minus $1,000, plus incentives/rebate.

superM3TX · 02-15-2019, 04:14 PM

I was looking at leasing a 2019 X5 with m appearance package with only first-month payment down and 15K miles a year. MSRP is around $75K however the payments the dealer is quoting me is $1275. What should reasonable payments be?

peter11 · 02-15-2019, 04:32 PM

There are a number of negotiating points on a lease and the data you've provided is insufficient for me. On the surface though, assuming the car really is exactly $75K it seems to be a total rip off. I don't know, however, how taxes are calculated in texas so if you have to pay tax on the full price of the car, then perhaps that jumps things up a bit.

First you want to tell the dealer that you're looking for the best price they can offer on the car (plus incentives like loyalty or any other promotion going on) and that you're expecting the base (not marked up) money factor (fancy leasing term for interest rate) which is currently .00188. You should easily be able to get 6% off the MSRP and perhaps as much as 7-8% off if you work at it a little. On top of that you should get any incentives. I believe loyalty is the only incentive ($1500) on leasing right now if you are a current or recent past BMW owner. Additionally you can join the BMW car club for a 3 year term for about $135 and they will give you a $1000 rebate after you buy/lease.

Bottom line you want to negotiate the best 'purchase price' you can without them screwing you on the interest rate (money factor) or other BS fees.

You may want to read up on leasing and/or get a lease calculator app. Leasehackr.com has a calculator on their website with the option of adding in MSD's (multiple security deposits to lower the money factor). They also have a good "leasing 101" section.

Fsune1 · 02-15-2019, 05:28 PM

Just placed an order on custom build X5 50i
-M sport Design
-Premium Package
-Executive Package
-21" style 741M rims
-Anthracite-Brown Popular Matte finish wood Trim
-Comfort Handling Package
-Driving Assistance Professional package
-Parking assistance Package
-M sport Brakes
-Acoustic glass
-Front and rear heated seats
-Heated Front seats armrests & steering wheel
-Glass controls
-Leather dashboard
-Bowers & wilkins Diamond Surround sound system

Dealer Offer:
Total MSRP $95,400
Selling Price $87,595
BMW loyalty $1500
36 months
10k miles per year
NY tax: $3,185
Reg: $241
Acquisition Fee: $995
Doc. Fee: $699
First Month Payment: $1,095
Total out of pocket: $6,215
Monthly Payment: $1,095

TXSTYLE · 02-15-2019, 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peter11

The thread linked above is a good place to see lots of deals. Mine worked out to a 7.5% dealer discount plus rebates/incentives

$76,030 MSRP with gesture credit.
(5720) dealer discount at 7.52%

70,310 sale price
(2000) BMW finance incentive
(1500) Loyatly
(1000) BMW car club rebate

$65,810 (13.44% discount)

I did not trade a vehicle. Doc fee in California is $80.

Paperwork provided by dealer shows the deal going down at invoice minus $1,000, plus incentives/rebate.

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for to compare apples to apples! I too am not trading in anything.
This was/os for a purchase?

Voltron · 02-15-2019, 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fsune1

Just placed an order on custom build X5 50i
-M sport Design
-Premium Package
-Executive Package
-21" style 741M rims
-Anthracite-Brown Popular Matte finish wood Trim
-Comfort Handling Package
-Driving Assistance Professional package
-Parking assistance Package
-M sport Brakes
-Acoustic glass
-Front and rear heated seats
-Heated Front seats armrests & steering wheel
-Glass controls
-Leather dashboard
-Bowers & wilkins Diamond Surround sound system

Dealer Offer:
Total MSRP $95,400
Selling Price $87,595
BMW loyalty $1500
36 months
10k miles per year
NY tax: $3,185
Reg: $241
Acquisition Fee: $995
Doc. Fee: $699
First Month Payment: $1,095
Total out of pocket: $6,215
Monthly Payment: $1,095

Nice. I've started shopping a similar build and so far getting 6% off before loyalty credit. Your post confirms my sense that I can get better.

Fsune1 · 02-15-2019, 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Voltron

Nice. I've started shopping a similar build and so far getting 6% off before loyalty credit. Your post confirms my sense that I can get better.

You can def. get better...i was ready to sign on 6% off MSRP but decided to get another quote from a different dealer which got me 8% off without even negotiating

Voltron · 02-15-2019, 06:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fsune1

Quote:

Originally Posted by Voltron

Nice. I've started shopping a similar build and so far getting 6% off before loyalty credit. Your post confirms my sense that I can get better.

You can def. get better...i was ready to sign on 6% off MSRP but decided to get another quote from a different dealer which got me 8% off without even negotiating

That's what I needed to hear. Thanks.

ly3158944 · 02-15-2019, 07:46 PM

Our dealer appraised trade in $5700. Carmax appraised $7000.... It is time to change dealer?

scottjays · 02-15-2019, 07:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ly3158944

Our dealer appraised trade in $5700. Carmax appraised $7000.... It is time to change dealer?

Tax is the main difference with your example. how much tax u owe from trade at dealer whereby that lowers the purchase price aka taxable amount. carmax seems higher but the tax savings have to be considered.

ly3158944 · 02-15-2019, 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scottjays

Tax is the main difference with your example. how much tax u owe from trade at dealer whereby that lowers the purchase price aka taxable amount. carmax seems higher but the tax savings have to be considered.

I was trying to say our dealer is low balling the trade-in. I just feel like the dealer is not generous enough to make the deal.

rmorin1249 · 02-15-2019, 08:11 PM

Very similar to my deal except I had a trade. I feel I got hosed but they matched CarMax. Sedans are not very popular. I traded a 2016 F10.

Vincebx · 02-15-2019, 08:42 PM

Hi, ALL

I was told in California we can not get 2.89% APR but 4.55% as the salesman told me 2.89% is for other states. Did anyone get 2.89% APR in CA this month. thank you.

Mieleo · 02-15-2019, 09:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rmorin1249

Very similar to my deal except I had a trade. I feel I got hosed but they matched CarMax. Sedans are not very popular. I traded a 2016 F10.

How much they offer for you 2016 x5

AndroidRobot · 02-15-2019, 11:30 PM

MSRP $98,960 (sticker says $99,300)
-$6,269 (6.32%)
-$2,000 BMW FS
-$1,500 Loyalty
-$250 USAA
-$1,000 BMWCCA

Total discounts and incentives $11,019

videoman535i · 02-16-2019, 02:39 AM

Up here in NorCal, I found this on my local dealer's website for the 2019 X5. Admittedly it wasn't easy to find this information.

Vincebx · 02-16-2019, 02:47 PM

Thanks, I will try to ask the local dealer if they can match the 2.89% or at least lower it a bit.

Quote:

Originally Posted by videoman535i

Up here in NorCal, I found this on my local dealer's website for the 2019 X5. Admittedly it wasn't easy to find this information.

Hchhuor · 02-16-2019, 03:50 PM

Is your acoustic glass show $300 on your sticker?

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