[KingSlayerNYC]

Is $1,060 per month for $76k MSRP good? 540 fully loaded except seat package and driving assistance

10k miles/3years

I live in East Coast USA

From broker.

From dealer it's $1140, is that also good?

[scas12]

How much down?
What's the out the door price with fees, taxes etc?

[G maniac]

Need to see build sheet or sticker

[Windshieldfarmer]

Need to know down payment, residual value, money factor, and if the payment is inclusive of fees. If this is a zero down drive off lease it sounds ok. If it requires a $4,000 down payment probably a mediocre deal. You should checkout the leasehacker website for better comparative info. You might also reach out to a broker….

[G maniac]

I want to see what the dealer fees and add ons are

[G maniac]

I hope it's not the broker
Who lurks on this site

[jar311]

I just ordered an i5 from a broker. $85k MSRP with 3k due at signing (includes 1st month payment, shipping, broker fee, etc) and my pmt is $965 3Y/10K. No MSD.

[scas12]

Also important to know the taxes in your state. In TX you have to pay sales tax on the full car price for a lease. It sucks but no way out of it.

[jar311]

Originally Posted by scas12

Also important to know the taxes in your state. In TX you have to pay sales tax on the full car price for a lease. It sucks but no way out of it.

Seriously? That’s brutal.

[AddyDaddy]

Manufacturer is offering $9900 and dealer can do another 12%. That’s expensive for that car for lease

My msrp $94,xxx 2024 i5 M60
Upside down $5700 on my 2023 lease

$5k down (including paying gap on my other car) and $920/month with tire and wheel package

[scas12]

Originally Posted by jar311

Seriously? That’s brutal.

Yeah, it sucks. If you buy it after the lease you pay the sales tax again!

[KingSlayerNYC]

Originally Posted by scas12

How much down?
What's the out the door price with fees, taxes etc?

0 down

Only first month and DMV fees due.

[KingSlayerNYC]

Originally Posted by AddyDaddy

Manufacturer is offering $9900 and dealer can do another 12%. That’s expensive for that car for lease

My msrp $94,xxx 2024 i5 M60
Upside down $5700 on my 2023 lease

$5k down (including paying gap on my other car) and $920/month with tire and wheel package

Damn that's pretty niece. Effectively around $84k msrp give or take, congrats

[KingSlayerNYC]

So dealers can definitely do 12% , just won't do it it seems like


I'm in NYC. So I think similar take on taxes

[G maniac]

I got 9 percent

[scas12]

I got 8% plus the $7500 lease incentive. msrp was just under $94k so before taxes just under $80k. Did a zero down lease.

[alewifebp]

From a broker, that seems to be a pretty weak deal. It's hard to compare on my lease because of the federal credit on electric, but $95k for under $1k/month.

[Roki_014]

not good at all , reach out to Sina at autocompanion, to give you an example my i5m60 is $89k , w $3500 down , my lease is $918 w 10k miles

[COBodom]

The $1060 is an OK deal If zero down and no MSD. Assuming taxes, fees and registration up front.

Keep in mind, people here will rave about EV deals they are getting on high MSRP cars. Those are not the kinda deals you can expect on a 540 with a lower msrp.

12% off from a dealer on a 540 is a pipe dream these days. Like some here say, use leasehackr.com as a point of reference and a very good source of info (ensure no extra padding of the intrest rate aka money factor by the dealer), but notice each deal there includes max MSD upfront. So don't get excited about the monthly payment posted by the broker on his Google sheets, click the calculator and check the structure of the deal.