Official G20 3 Series Quotes, Pricing and Lease Rates Thread

xtopher84 · 03-09-2022, 02:17 PM

I didn't have any success trying 3 brokers last month for a M440xi vert. Either no one had allocations for months, or there really wasn't a discount after you consider the broker fee, added dealer fees, and the MF mark up. I found the brokers or dealers were quoting a "discount off MSRP", but then you just paid for this "discount" with a higher interest rate and fees.

ham340 · 03-09-2022, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by iifymbro

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Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

Depends on timing obviously and if the dealers they work with have allocations.

Just seems like there's a catch to getting 4% off in this market, like having to wait months cause everyone else wants the same 4% off via brokers so there's no allocations open

It depends on the broker, the model you want, ext. I went with a broker in November and got 6% off MSRP and an immediate allocation for a build week in December. Definitely ask before you pay the broker fee.

nik14 · 04-10-2022, 08:16 PM

My 2019 330xi MSport lease ends next month. The MSRP of the car was 55.87k, so was pretty loaded, HK, Heads up Display, among two things I don't see available now.

I visited Audi, probably a week or two late Now none of the A4's coming in have blind spot monitoring, rear collision warning, lane departure warning and the phone charger. Plus the Audi MF is equivalent to over 5% interest so only makes sense to buy.

From what I am reading here, for the 330xi, it seems that you can't get HK, HuD and other options now and the deals are nearly non-existent.

Does anyone have a sense of how much you lose out between the stock BMW sound and the HK system. I had an E39 with the stock system and it sucked. A $20k cheaper E46 I had with the HK was excellent. Since then I have never gone for a car without the HK.

Anyway my car was built in Mar 2019, so was a pretty new G20. It has 38k miles. At first I was thinking you carry some risk with one of the earlier built cars from a new model generation, but am starting to think that just buying out the lease ($32404) may be the better option.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which way to go? A4, new 330i lease or buy out current car?

tgrundke · 04-11-2022, 05:37 AM

At this point, lease buyout is probably your best bet.

ham340 · 04-11-2022, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by nik14

My 2019 330xi MSport lease ends next month. The MSRP of the car was 55.87k, so was pretty loaded, HK, Heads up Display, among two things I don't see available now.

I visited Audi, probably a week or two late Now none of the A4's coming in have blind spot monitoring, rear collision warning, lane departure warning and the phone charger. Plus the Audi MF is equivalent to over 5% interest so only makes sense to buy.

From what I am reading here, for the 330xi, it seems that you can't get HK, HuD and other options now and the deals are nearly non-existent.

Does anyone have a sense of how much you lose out between the stock BMW sound and the HK system. I had an E39 with the stock system and it sucked. A $20k cheaper E46 I had with the HK was excellent. Since then I have never gone for a car without the HK.

Anyway my car was built in Mar 2019, so was a pretty new G20. It has 38k miles. At first I was thinking you carry some risk with one of the earlier built cars from a new model generation, but am starting to think that just buying out the lease ($32404) may be the better option.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which way to go? A4, new 330i lease or buy out current car?

I would buy out the current lease. If you go the A4 route you may consider buying it out to resell and possibly make a profit on it. Have you checked what your current car is worth in this crazy market?

FrankieNuo · 04-11-2022, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by nik14

My 2019 330xi MSport lease ends next month. The MSRP of the car was 55.87k, so was pretty loaded, HK, Heads up Display, among two things I don't see available now.

I visited Audi, probably a week or two late Now none of the A4's coming in have blind spot monitoring, rear collision warning, lane departure warning and the phone charger. Plus the Audi MF is equivalent to over 5% interest so only makes sense to buy.

From what I am reading here, for the 330xi, it seems that you can't get HK, HuD and other options now and the deals are nearly non-existent.

Does anyone have a sense of how much you lose out between the stock BMW sound and the HK system. I had an E39 with the stock system and it sucked. A $20k cheaper E46 I had with the HK was excellent. Since then I have never gone for a car without the HK.

Anyway my car was built in Mar 2019, so was a pretty new G20. It has 38k miles. At first I was thinking you carry some risk with one of the earlier built cars from a new model generation, but am starting to think that just buying out the lease ($32404) may be the better option.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which way to go? A4, new 330i lease or buy out current car?

For the love of god don't buy a Volkswagen

nik14 · 04-12-2022, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by ham340

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Originally Posted by nik14

My 2019 330xi MSport lease ends next month. The MSRP of the car was 55.87k, so was pretty loaded, HK, Heads up Display, among two things I don't see available now.

I visited Audi, probably a week or two late Now none of the A4's coming in have blind spot monitoring, rear collision warning, lane departure warning and the phone charger. Plus the Audi MF is equivalent to over 5% interest so only makes sense to buy.

From what I am reading here, for the 330xi, it seems that you can't get HK, HuD and other options now and the deals are nearly non-existent.

Does anyone have a sense of how much you lose out between the stock BMW sound and the HK system. I had an E39 with the stock system and it sucked. A $20k cheaper E46 I had with the HK was excellent. Since then I have never gone for a car without the HK.

Anyway my car was built in Mar 2019, so was a pretty new G20. It has 38k miles. At first I was thinking you carry some risk with one of the earlier built cars from a new model generation, but am starting to think that just buying out the lease ($32404) may be the better option.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which way to go? A4, new 330i lease or buy out current car?

I would buy out the current lease. If you go the A4 route you may consider buying it out to resell and possibly make a profit on it. Have you checked what your current car is worth in this crazy market?

I checked a few times and CarMax is offering what the lease buyout is +/-a couple hundred. So it is basically break even.

STEALERHSIPS GONE SOON · 04-22-2022, 09:23 PM

If one would work with broker, how is delivery usually handled if customer is out of state ?

TurtleBoy · 04-22-2022, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by remeeno

If one would work with broker, how is delivery usually handled if customer is out of state ?

In very rare instances a local dealer may do a courtesy delivery for you but most will not. You will need to pay for shipping from the dealer to you and many brokers can help you set that up.

STEALERHSIPS GONE SOON · 04-23-2022, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

In very rare instances a local dealer may do a courtesy delivery for you but most will not. You will need to pay for shipping from the dealer to you and many brokers can help you set that up.

I would not need a broker to do what I can do.

blinkme323 · 04-23-2022, 08:20 AM

Anyone know what the current Select finance rate is? Dealer is quoting me 3.99 but I could have sworn it was 2.99 this month.

vahransfire · 04-23-2022, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by blinkme323

Anyone know what the current Select finance rate is? Dealer is quoting me 3.99 but I could have sworn it was 2.99 this month.

I believe 2.99 is the promo rate. Getting approval this month from BMWFS *should* lock it in, at least that’s what the dealer told me.

Kylo · 04-24-2022, 12:57 PM

My credit union is telling me that their lowest rate is 2.10 right now. They also say they will honor that rate 60 days from the date of my application being approved. That all seems like a good deal to me. Are there any advantages of going with BMW Financial Services for financing the car over bringing in your own financing? I’ve not gone through the final purchasing meeting yet as I’ve probably got at least a month before my car arrives so am not sure what type of shenanigans to expect, but also not sure if there is any benefit to accepting some of their offers, such as the one for financing.

vedant · 04-25-2022, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Kylo

My credit union is telling me that their lowest rate is 2.10 right now. They also say they will honor that rate 60 days from the date of my application being approved. That all seems like a good deal to me. Are there any advantages of going with BMW Financial Services for financing the car over bringing in your own financing? I’ve not gone through the final purchasing meeting yet as I’ve probably got at least a month before my car arrives so am not sure what type of shenanigans to expect, but also not sure if there is any benefit to accepting some of their offers, such as the one for financing.

I'm getting a better rate and planning to go through my CU for financing. Only thing I'm anticipating at the dealer is a cranky SA once I take delivery since I'm not financing through them.

1WickedE90 · 04-25-2022, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by blinkme323

Anyone know what the current Select finance rate is? Dealer is quoting me 3.99 but I could have sworn it was 2.99 this month.

You're correct, 2.99% APR for April.

https://www.bmwusa.com/special-offers.html

robopp · 04-26-2022, 07:27 AM

Just ordered a M340 xdrive for my girlfriend. Was able to get $3k off, which I'm happy with all things considered. 65.5k MSRP. Now we wait…

iifymbro · 04-26-2022, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by robopp

Just ordered a M340 xdrive for my girlfriend. Was able to get $3k off, which I'm happy with all things considered. 65.5k MSRP. Now we wait…

Does she keep the car if you guys break up or is it technically yours and lending it to her while you're together, cause 65k spent on a gf is some wild sh*t

robopp · 04-26-2022, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by iifymbro

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Originally Posted by robopp

Just ordered a M340 xdrive for my girlfriend. Was able to get $3k off, which I'm happy with all things considered. 65.5k MSRP. Now we wait…

Does she keep the car if you guys break up or is it technically yours and lending it to her while you're together, cause 65k spent on a gf is some wild sh*t

Lol, we'll cross that bridge if it happens.

VICG20M · 04-26-2022, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by FrankieNuo

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Originally Posted by nik14

My 2019 330xi MSport lease ends next month. The MSRP of the car was 55.87k, so was pretty loaded, HK, Heads up Display, among two things I don't see available now.

I visited Audi, probably a week or two late Now none of the A4's coming in have blind spot monitoring, rear collision warning, lane departure warning and the phone charger. Plus the Audi MF is equivalent to over 5% interest so only makes sense to buy.

From what I am reading here, for the 330xi, it seems that you can't get HK, HuD and other options now and the deals are nearly non-existent.

Does anyone have a sense of how much you lose out between the stock BMW sound and the HK system. I had an E39 with the stock system and it sucked. A $20k cheaper E46 I had with the HK was excellent. Since then I have never gone for a car without the HK.

Anyway my car was built in Mar 2019, so was a pretty new G20. It has 38k miles. At first I was thinking you carry some risk with one of the earlier built cars from a new model generation, but am starting to think that just buying out the lease ($32404) may be the better option.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which way to go? A4, new 330i lease or buy out current car?

For the love of god don't buy a Volkswagen

Then don't buy a Porsche either? Cause VW owns that. How about Bugatti? Trash too?

Last I checked BMW doesn't have a V10 naturally aspirated super car for sale either. Don't be so arrogant and closed minded.

sg13 · 04-26-2022, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by VICG20M

Then don't buy a Porsche either? Cause VW owns that. How about Bugatti? Trash too?

Last I checked BMW doesn't have a V10 naturally aspirated super car for sale either. Don't be so arrogant and closed minded.

Add Bentley too

Yup no reason to bash other brands like this, it’s childish.

FrankieNuo · 04-27-2022, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by sg13

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Originally Posted by VICG20M

Then don't buy a Porsche either? Cause VW owns that. How about Bugatti? Trash too?

Last I checked BMW doesn't have a V10 naturally aspirated super car for sale either. Don't be so arrogant and closed minded.

Add Bentley too

Yup no reason to bash other brands like this, it’s childish.

I speak low of the VW brand as I have first hand accounts to warrant my claims. Both VW and Audi are PURE trash.. Porsche and Bugatti operate independent of VW, therefore they happen to be great brands. I can't speak to the other brands and I am well aware they fall under the VW corporate umbrella.

V2plus10 · 05-08-2022, 11:17 AM

Here's a dilemma I'm facing and would like some help making a decision:

Current car - 2020 M340i Xdrive (23K in mileage and spec'd to top end)

Lease terms - 36 months (term expires this November) and 30K allowance @ $750/month

Damage history - Hail damage (repaired immaculately) + Shipping damage from my recent move (mostly rock chips, repaired to factory spec)

Considering all of the above, I'm considering buying out my lease at the 2020 residual value. The only thing giving me pause is the damage history which IS NOT accident related. The car has been looked after well and I'd have no trouble owning it.

My question to you all is whether this sounds like the right decision with the damage history in mind for resale value in the future. Planning to keep it for another year or so for lease pricing to calm down and pick up an i4 M50 type vehicle.

With how hard it is to get new vehicles or fair pricing in general, it makes sense to buyout the lease doesn't it?

Appreciate any input...

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xtopher84 Private First Class 26 Rep 127 Posts Drives: 2019 X3 M40i Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: Metro Detroit, MI iTrader: (0)	I didn't have any success trying 3 brokers last month for a M440xi vert. Either no one had allocations for months, or there really wasn't a discount after you consider the broker fee, added dealer fees, and the MF mark up. I found the brokers or dealers were quoting a "discount off MSRP", but then you just paid for this "discount" with a higher interest rate and fees.
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nik14 Enlisted Member 24 Rep 49 Posts Drives: E39 E46(2) E90 F30 G01 G20 Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: NJ iTrader: (0)	My 2019 330xi MSport lease ends next month. The MSRP of the car was 55.87k, so was pretty loaded, HK, Heads up Display, among two things I don't see available now. I visited Audi, probably a week or two late Now none of the A4's coming in have blind spot monitoring, rear collision warning, lane departure warning and the phone charger. Plus the Audi MF is equivalent to over 5% interest so only makes sense to buy. From what I am reading here, for the 330xi, it seems that you can't get HK, HuD and other options now and the deals are nearly non-existent. Does anyone have a sense of how much you lose out between the stock BMW sound and the HK system. I had an E39 with the stock system and it sucked. A $20k cheaper E46 I had with the HK was excellent. Since then I have never gone for a car without the HK. Anyway my car was built in Mar 2019, so was a pretty new G20. It has 38k miles. At first I was thinking you carry some risk with one of the earlier built cars from a new model generation, but am starting to think that just buying out the lease ($32404) may be the better option. Does anyone have any suggestions on which way to go? A4, new 330i lease or buy out current car?
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tgrundke Private First Class 314 Rep 146 Posts Drives: '23 M340xi; '16 GTI Autobahn Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Cleveland, OH iTrader: (0) Garage List 2023 M340 [10.00]	At this point, lease buyout is probably your best bet.
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blinkme323 Captain 510 Rep 793 Posts Drives: 2018 M3 CS Join Date: May 2011 Location: Philly iTrader: (1)	Anyone know what the current Select finance rate is? Dealer is quoting me 3.99 but I could have sworn it was 2.99 this month. __________________ 2018 SMB M3 CS
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Kylo New Member 13 Rep 28 Posts Drives: 2016 BMW 330e Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Austin, TX iTrader: (0)	My credit union is telling me that their lowest rate is 2.10 right now. They also say they will honor that rate 60 days from the date of my application being approved. That all seems like a good deal to me. Are there any advantages of going with BMW Financial Services for financing the car over bringing in your own financing? I’ve not gone through the final purchasing meeting yet as I’ve probably got at least a month before my car arrives so am not sure what type of shenanigans to expect, but also not sure if there is any benefit to accepting some of their offers, such as the one for financing.
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V2plus10 New Member 9 Rep 14 Posts Drives: M340i Xdrive Join Date: May 2012 Location: Chicago, IL iTrader: (0)	Here's a dilemma I'm facing and would like some help making a decision: Current car - 2020 M340i Xdrive (23K in mileage and spec'd to top end) Lease terms - 36 months (term expires this November) and 30K allowance @ $750/month Damage history - Hail damage (repaired immaculately) + Shipping damage from my recent move (mostly rock chips, repaired to factory spec) Considering all of the above, I'm considering buying out my lease at the 2020 residual value. The only thing giving me pause is the damage history which IS NOT accident related. The car has been looked after well and I'd have no trouble owning it. My question to you all is whether this sounds like the right decision with the damage history in mind for resale value in the future. Planning to keep it for another year or so for lease pricing to calm down and pick up an i4 M50 type vehicle. With how hard it is to get new vehicles or fair pricing in general, it makes sense to buyout the lease doesn't it? Appreciate any input...
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