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Lease takeover or purchase a new BMW i3s
#16
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Year: 2020
Make: BMW
Model: i3
Mileage (numbers only please): 1601
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alarm System, Antilock Brakes, Cruise Control, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Sunroof
Color: Blue
Price (no $ sign please): $46000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): SoCAl
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: PDK
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Other
Stereo System: AM-FM Stereo
This is a pretty good deal with you supporting 6mo of payments on the lease. The MF on these is not great, but I'm pretty sure the residual is stronger than resale (if you look at current prices of i3 2-3 years old you'll see what I mean, BMW is subsidizing the residuals)
$0 out of pocket to sign lease
$9500 in rebates used for cap cost reduction + fees (federal + state of CA rebates)
Sell price of 54750 (about 9% off MSRP)
MSRP of 59895
Lease is 36mo/30k miles
Capitalized the acquisition fee + EWT (end of lease 'warranty' coverage)
money factor is .00156 (3.75% apr equiv)
So the math:
$54,750 sale price
+$2620 in other stuff
=$57,370 gross capitalized cost
-$7385.20 in rebates (rest goes to various fees and taxes)
=$49,984 net Cap Cost
$59895 MSRP
58% residual
=$34,739 Residual value
36mo lease term
.00156 MF
10.25% sales tax
Payment:
(49984 + 34739) * .00156 = $132.17 lease fee
+ 49984 / 36 = $423.49 depreciation
$555.66 payment
10.25% sales tax
=612.62 payment
#17
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Spyder, thanks for the detailed breakdown. I hope that helps some others! I was hoping that with a barely used car a nice incentive would get it into a new garage. Let me know if you or your wife have any questions or want to check it out.
Gellie, as you can see the net cap cost was just under $50k which included the $1600 lease end protection program.
Gellie, as you can see the net cap cost was just under $50k which included the $1600 lease end protection program.
#19
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Spyder, thanks for the detailed breakdown. I hope that helps some others! I was hoping that with a barely used car a nice incentive would get it into a new garage. Let me know if you or your wife have any questions or want to check it out.
Gellie, as you can see the net cap cost was just under $50k which included the $1600 lease end protection program.
Gellie, as you can see the net cap cost was just under $50k which included the $1600 lease end protection program.
#20
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Gotcha. I can't do much about the tax situation, but for an outright sale I'm asking $46k OBO. That gives you ~$6400 to cover taxes which from what I can tell are capped at $575 in NJ. Of course you need to cover transport to NJ from Socal, but still a pretty good chunk of change between the two numbers for a three month old car...
#21
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Gotcha. I can't do much about the tax situation, but for an outright sale I'm asking $46k OBO. That gives you ~$6400 to cover taxes which from what I can tell are capped at $575 in NJ. Of course you need to cover transport to NJ from Socal, but still a pretty good chunk of change between the two numbers for a three month old car...
#22
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Yes, I understand you'll pay no taxes on a new one. Are used ones taxed?
I'm saying if you bought new you'd pay: $59895 - $7500=$52,395. If you buy from me you pay $46,000+whatever taxes, so maximum $46,575.
I'm saying if you bought new you'd pay: $59895 - $7500=$52,395. If you buy from me you pay $46,000+whatever taxes, so maximum $46,575.
#23
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Yes fully taxed on used EV's. One time exemption to the original buyer of a new car. Your car would be $46,000 + 6.625% = $49,047
#24
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Just be happy it's 7% or capped at $575. Here in California is 10% every time the car changes hands...no cap.
For anyone interested in taking over the lease, I'll sweeten the deal by covering the lease transfer fee if you commit to getting the deal done before the next payment is due (10/2)!
For anyone interested in taking over the lease, I'll sweeten the deal by covering the lease transfer fee if you commit to getting the deal done before the next payment is due (10/2)!
#25
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Just be happy it's 7% or capped at $575. Here in California is 10% every time the car changes hands...no cap.
For anyone interested in taking over the lease, I'll sweeten the deal by covering the lease transfer fee if you commit to getting the deal done before the next payment is due (10/2)!
For anyone interested in taking over the lease, I'll sweeten the deal by covering the lease transfer fee if you commit to getting the deal done before the next payment is due (10/2)!
from NJDMV What is the Sales Tax rate on a motor vehicle?
As of January 1, 2018, the rate is 6.625% on the purchase price of a new or used vehicle. The rate in 2017 was 6.875%.