[JayPichardo]

If you work for a BMW center, the deal on an M340i is unreal right now. Time to jump on that ladies and gents.

[MT4life]

So we have to get a job at BMW dealership first?

[bimmer456]

Don't look at the MSRP, you can get into an M340i for below $50K

[MT4life]

How does this help us non car salesmen audience form a bond with Sales when CEL is flaunted in our face.
I’d rather not know that if you work for a dealer you get to drive the same car for 1/2 of a normal lease.

[JasonX4MComp]

Originally Posted by JayPichardo

If you work for a BMW center, the deal on an M340i is unreal right now. Time to jump on that ladies and gents.

Got mine on order and PCD set for 7/15!

[JayPichardo]

Originally Posted by MT4life

How does this help us non car salesmen audience form a bond with Sales when CEL is flaunted in our face.
I’d rather not know that if you work for a dealer you get to drive the same car for 1/2 of a normal lease.

It allows us to afford the cars that many of our clients drive thus forming a common bond of driving the same car.

[robertv]

Anyone mind sharing just how great the deals are?

[Pauleebe]

Originally Posted by MT4life

How does this help us non car salesmen audience form a bond with Sales when CEL is flaunted in our face.
I’d rather not know that if you work for a dealer you get to drive the same car for 1/2 of a normal lease.

Almost every company allows their employees some sort of discounts on their product.

You could always take up a job with BMW?

[BMV///M3]

Originally Posted by JayPichardo

It allows us to afford the cars that many of our clients drive thus forming a common bond of driving the same car.

I love this business case response! You guys are fortunate, i happen to know a some CA/SM/GM's and the deals are incredible. I'd love to have it but hey perks of the job right?

[alex2364]

Thanks for rubbing it in our faces. Apparently employees can get 3 series for $200/month and M4 for $500/month.

https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1134123

[Pauleebe]

Originally Posted by MT4life

How does this help us non car salesmen audience form a bond with Sales when CEL is flaunted in our face.
I’d rather not know that if you work for a dealer you get to drive the same car for 1/2 of a normal lease.

Originally Posted by alex2364

Thanks for rubbing it in our faces. Apparently employees can get 3 series for $200/month and M4 for $500/month.

https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1134123

Read:

you can not get a M4 for $500/month with out significant $$ down. Can in point, the poster saying they got a 435 for $511....AFTER almost 4 grand out of pocket. Without the $$ down it would be closer to $610.The i3 lease is great but that is definitely helped by BMW giving you the full $7500 tax credit up front. But still, not $200 without $$ out of pocket. Still, this is very nice....but detail guys arent driving around new Mcars for Corolla money.

[MT4life]

Originally Posted by Pauleebe

Read:

you can not get a M4 for $500/month with out significant $$ down. Can in point, the poster saying they got a 435 for $511....AFTER almost 4 grand out of pocket. Without the $$ down it would be closer to $610.The i3 lease is great but that is definitely helped by BMW giving you the full $7500 tax credit up front. But still, not $200 without $$ out of pocket. Still, this is very nice....but detail guys arent driving around new Mcars for Corolla money.

These are all general numbers and hard to follow
Detail guys are usually minimum wage and couldn't afford a 500/month anyway

So, give us a taste:
340i
MSRP $61K including destination
What's the residual, money factor, discount
36/36, monthly payment before state tax, with 0 drive off

[JayPichardo]

The only thing keeping me from having an M340i right now (for a cheaper payment than my X3 M40i) is the 12 month rule.

[robertv]

Can anyone give an example on say a $62k MSRP with just drive offs?

[JayPichardo]

Originally Posted by robertv

Can anyone give an example on say a $62k MSRP with just drive offs?

Do you work for a BMW center?

[robertv]

Originally Posted by JayPichardo

Do you work for a BMW center?

No, just curious. I have a friend who does though that I'm trying to get to lease one for me and transfer it over. He's holding out for an M5 though.

[JayPichardo]

Originally Posted by robertv

No, just curious. I have a friend who does though that I'm trying to get to lease one for me and transfer it over. He's holding out for an M5 though.

BMW does not allow CEL to be transferred.

[stylinexpat]

Any new current deals?

[Bornillok]

The world of leasing has changed a bunch since 2019.
Attempting to recycling the thread to gain some perspective on Today's Center Employee Lease offers.

[drexplode]

inventories have finally caught up, discounts are near double digit again, and there are more cars than buyers. Of course BMW is going to make it easy again to lease for everyone - employees included. Let's see what happens when interest rates drop after fed cuts.

[Bc2005]

I don’t know about BMW current lease rates, but I leased a Toyota in Feb and the money factor was equivalent to 8% (not good). I planned to take the up front cash incentive for the lease, and pay off the lease early, so I wasn’t that worried about the money factor.

Based on my limited investigation of leasing, I think that many offers prey upon those who have a champagne taste and a beer budget.
The lease costs are stated in terms you don’t see when you purchase a car (money factor, acquisition fee, residual value, disposition fee, etc.), and most folks don’t really understand the impact. However, they do get a really nice car for a relatively low monthly cost, which is exactly what they want.

[MARiSA]

Originally Posted by Bornillok

The world of leasing has changed a bunch since 2019.
Attempting to recycling the thread to gain some perspective on Today's Center Employee Lease offers.

its bad. BMW financial also took loyalty away for CEL so there goes an extra 1k.