Share your Lease Deal on for your F15!

[Alan l.]

I am considering leasing the F15 either 35xi or the 50xi in a couple of months and I just want to get an idea what types of deals are out there for the F15. I keep hearing how the deals aren't as good as a typical 3 or 5 series because the X5 is in such high demand right now. I have a pretty good relationship with my dealership so getting $500 over invoice *shouldn't* be a problem but you never know. Are the residuals typically worse for the X5 compared to a 3 or 5 series?

Thanks!
Alan

[OlafandSwen]

Hi Alan,
Long time lurker first time poster (new owner). Here is my deal I am in New York and a friend of my is the sales manager so take it with a grain of salt:
MSRP: 63475
Sell Price: 59211
Due at signing: 2346
residual:59
MF:0.0013
NYC sales tax included
$799 a month


The finance guy charged me $925 bank fee, which I was pissed off about but I really had no patience fighting over $200 and I had to pick up my kids from school so I just gave up and took the deal. It took 4 weeks from order to delivery, overall I am very happy with the car and if I find some time I will write my personal review.
Hope that helps.

[Buckerine]

Originally Posted by OlafandSwen

Hi Alan,
Long time lurker first time poster (new owner). Here is my deal I am in New York and a friend of my is the sales manager so take it with a grain of salt:
MSRP: 63475
Sell Price: 59211
Due at signing: 2346
residual:59
MF:0.0013
NYC sales tax included
$799 a month


The finance guy charged me $925 bank fee, which I was pissed off about but I really had no patience fighting over $200 and I had to pick up my kids from school so I just gave up and took the deal. It took 4 weeks from order to delivery, overall I am very happy with the car and if I find some time I will write my personal review.
Hope that helps.

Nice deal. 10k miles a year?

[Haris]

Originally Posted by Alan l.

Are the residuals typically worse for the X5 compared to a 3 or 5 series?

Thanks!
Alan

Major difference in residual for 3/5 series vs X5. 3 and 5 series also have 1500-2500 in build out cash available.
If you are looking for a deal and don't really need an SUV/SAV go for a 5 series.

Comparing 36mo 10k/year:

328/335: 63%/64%
528/535: 62%
2014 X5: 58% !

[OlafandSwen]

Originally Posted by Buckerine

Nice deal. 10k miles a year?

yes, sorry forgot to mention 36months/10k a year

[ChicagoNorthShore]

MSRP: 59,150
Lease deal: 899$/month for 36 months and 15k/year