2019 BMW X3 Lease Deals and Prices

kyfdx

chrisny15 said:

Hello, will the April programs come out tomorrow or not until next week?

Thank you,
Chris

Tomorrow.. might be a couple of days before we get them.

996twint

May I Please get MF, RV, and incentives in 33411 for 2019 X3 M40i 36/12?
Thank you.

Michaell

996twint said:

May I Please get MF, RV, and incentives in 33411 for 2019 X3 M40i 36/12?
Thank you.

.00118 and 56%
$1250 lease credit

cellice

May I please get MF, RV, and incentives in 46168 for 2019 X3 M40i 36/10?

Michaell

cellice said:

May I please get MF, RV, and incentives in 46168 for 2019 X3 M40i 36/10?

.00118 and 57%
$750 lease credit

xxjojoxx

Hi there. Can you please provide the MF, RV, and incentives for ZIP 11223 on a 2019 X3 M40i 36/10 and 12?

Thanks.

kyfdx

xxjojoxx said:

Hi there. Can you please provide the MF, RV, and incentives for ZIP 11223 on a 2019 X3 M40i 36/10 and 12?

Thanks.

36/12
.00118 MF and 56% residual
$1250 lease credit

xxjojoxx

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Hi there. Can you please provide the MF, RV, and incentives for ZIP 11223 on a 2019 X3 M40i 36/10 and 12?

Thanks.

36/12
.00118 MF and 56% residual
$1250 lease credit

Thank you so much. Can you please also provide the numbers for 36/10?

kyfdx

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Hi there. Can you please provide the MF, RV, and incentives for ZIP 11223 on a 2019 X3 M40i 36/10 and 12?

Thanks.

36/12
.00118 MF and 56% residual
$1250 lease credit

Thank you so much. Can you please also provide the numbers for 36/10?

57%

xxjojoxx

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Hi there. Can you please provide the MF, RV, and incentives for ZIP 11223 on a 2019 X3 M40i 36/10 and 12?

Thanks.

36/12
.00118 MF and 56% residual
$1250 lease credit

Thank you so much. Can you please also provide the numbers for 36/10?

57%

Thanks!

The car is a loaner. How would I account for the mileage already on the vehicle?

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Hi there. Can you please provide the MF, RV, and incentives for ZIP 11223 on a 2019 X3 M40i 36/10 and 12?

Thanks.

36/12
.00118 MF and 56% residual
$1250 lease credit

Thank you so much. Can you please also provide the numbers for 36/10?

57%

Thanks!

The car is a loaner. How would I account for the mileage already on the vehicle?

How many miles are on it?

xxjojoxx

9101

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

xxjojoxx

Thank you so much, Michael.

goblue88

Hi all, looking for MF/R/Incentives for 2019 X3 xDrive30i 36/10 zip 02114. Thank you!

Michaell

goblue88 said:

Hi all, looking for MF/R/Incentives for 2019 X3 xDrive30i 36/10 zip 02114. Thank you!

.00118 and 57%
$750 lease credit

goblue88

Thanks much!

Keithaye

Hi looking for MF and RV as well as April incentives on BMW X3 30i 2019 24/7.5 and 36/7.5.
Zip 11793
Thanks fam!

Michaell

Keithaye said:

Hi looking for MF and RV as well as April incentives on BMW X3 2019 24/7.5 and 36/7.5.
Zip 11793
Thanks fam!

Which engine?

Keithaye

Michaell said:

Keithaye said:

Hi looking for MF and RV as well as April incentives on BMW X3 2019 24/7.5 and 36/7.5.
Zip 11793
Thanks fam!

Which engine?

30i. Sorry!

Michaell

Keithaye said:

Michaell said:

Keithaye said:

Hi looking for MF and RV as well as April incentives on BMW X3 2019 24/7.5 and 36/7.5.
Zip 11793
Thanks fam!

Which engine?

30i. Sorry!

10K is the lowest mileage allowance on the X3
.00118 and 61% / 57%
$1250 lease credit

xxjojoxx

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

xxjojoxx

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Please post a screen shot rather than a link.

xxjojoxx

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Please post a screen shot rather than a link.

Yes, of course.

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Please post a screen shot rather than a link.

Yes, of course.

I don't know what's going on with the LH calculator, but I get a payment of $668/mo with those numbers.

Does the $46,695 number include the taxes and fees, or is that assumed to be paid up front?

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Please post a screen shot rather than a link.

Yes, of course.

I don't know what's going on with the LH calculator, but I get a payment of $668/mo with those numbers.

Does the $46,695 number include the taxes and fees, or is that assumed to be paid up front?

Here is a screen shot of my calculations....

xxjojoxx

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Please post a screen shot rather than a link.

Yes, of course.

I don't know what's going on with the LH calculator, but I get a payment of $668/mo with those numbers.

Does the $46,695 number include the taxes and fees, or is that assumed to be paid up front?

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

9101

Ouch.

Subtract 9% from the stated residual, and deduct .25/mile from the calculated residual.
No lease credit

You'll need a discount of 25-30% off MSRP to make the deal work.

Hi Michaell,

I subtracted 9% from the stated residual (56%), which comes down to 47%, followed by the deduction of .25/mile from the calculated residual.

MSRP is $60,895 * 47% (RV) = $28,620.65
$28,620.65 - .25/mile = $26,337.90

Is this accurate?

I get $26,345, but your math is pretty close.

Thank you!

When using the leasehackr calculator, I get a monthly of $846. I understand a discount of 25%-30% is needed off MSRP for the deal to work but I'm just trying to understand whether or not my calculations are correct before attempting to get where I should be with the selling price.

https://leasehackr.com/calculator?make=BMW&miles=12000&msd=0&msrp=60895&sales_price=46995&months=36&mf=.00118&dp=0&dealer_fee=85&acq_fee=925&taxed_inc=0&untaxed_inc=0&rebate=0&resP=46&reg_fee=400&sales_tax=.08875&demo_mileage=9131&memo=&totalLeaseTax_radio=true

Please post a screen shot rather than a link.

Yes, of course.

I don't know what's going on with the LH calculator, but I get a payment of $668/mo with those numbers.

Does the $46,695 number include the taxes and fees, or is that assumed to be paid up front?

Here is a screen shot of my calculations....

Thanks, Michaell!!

The $46,695 number does NOT include the taxes and fees.

I re-created the calculations in Excel on my end (thank you so much for posting that). Based on these numbers, where would I add-in the acquisition fee?

kyfdx

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

MSHM4CY

lease rates (MF/RV) and incentives for 50322 zip and 2020 x3 x30i, 12/36 **and** same for a 2019 exec loaner (plus the discounts off MSRP and mileage for the 2019). Thanks!

Michaell

MSHM4CY said:

lease rates (MF/RV) and incentives for 50322 zip and 2020 x3 x30i, 12/36 **and** same for a 2019 exec loaner (plus the discounts off MSRP and mileage for the 2019). Thanks!

2019
.00118 and 56%
$750 lease credit

How many miles are on it?

Please post 2020 X3 lease questions here:
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/57152/bmw/x3/2020-bmw-x3-lease-deals-and-prices#latest

xxjojoxx

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

@kyfdx thank you!

I updated the sheet.

I appreciate both you and Michaell!

I'll circle back soon.

xxjojoxx

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

MSHM4CY

Michaell said:

MSHM4CY said:

lease rates (MF/RV) and incentives for 50322 zip and 2020 x3 x30i, 12/36 **and** same for a 2019 exec loaner (plus the discounts off MSRP and mileage for the 2019). Thanks!

2019
.00118 and 56%
$750 lease credit

How many miles are on it?

Please post 2020 X3 lease questions here:
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/57152/bmw/x3/2020-bmw-x3-lease-deals-and-prices#latest

3,300 miles

Also, need the same numbers for same vehicle for 2020. Thanks!

Michaell

MSHM4CY said:

Michaell said:

MSHM4CY said:

lease rates (MF/RV) and incentives for 50322 zip and 2020 x3 x30i, 12/36 **and** same for a 2019 exec loaner (plus the discounts off MSRP and mileage for the 2019). Thanks!

2019
.00118 and 56%
$750 lease credit

How many miles are on it?

Please post 2020 X3 lease questions here:
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/57152/bmw/x3/2020-bmw-x3-lease-deals-and-prices#latest

3,300 miles

Also, need the same numbers for same vehicle for 2020. Thanks!

Subtract $825 from the calculated residual.

I'll answer your 2020 question in the 2020 thread you posted in.

xxjojoxx

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

Thank you!

In the screenshot below, does the Residual Adj $ (2,275) get deducted from the Residual Amount of ($25,736.70)?

kyfdx

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

Thank you!

In the screenshot below, does the Residual Adj $ (2,275) get deducted from the Residual Amount of ($25,736.70)?

No, in this example, $25736.70 is the final number.

You can check that yourself by doing the math.

Michaell

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

Thank you!

In the screenshot below, does the Residual Adj $ (2,275) get deducted from the Residual Amount of ($25,736.70)?

No, in this example, $25736.70 is the final number.

You can check that yourself by doing the math.

I realized I hadn't documented that part of the formula; I've fixed my spreadsheet to update the description

But, look at the formula in that cell...

xxjojoxx

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

Thank you!

In the screenshot below, does the Residual Adj $ (2,275) get deducted from the Residual Amount of ($25,736.70)?

No, in this example, $25736.70 is the final number.

You can check that yourself by doing the math.

@kyfdx @Michaell Thank you! What is the correct formula for the Residual Adj cell?

I'm using 0.25*9131 (the number of loaner miles) and then applying this deduction to the Residual Amt.

Michaell

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

Thank you!

In the screenshot below, does the Residual Adj $ (2,275) get deducted from the Residual Amount of ($25,736.70)?

No, in this example, $25736.70 is the final number.

You can check that yourself by doing the math.

@kyfdx @Michaell Thank you! What is the correct formula for the Residual Adj cell?

I'm using 0.25*9131 (the number of loaner miles) and then applying this deduction to the Residual Amt.

That is correct, and entered as a negative number to reflect a deduct from the calculated residual.

xxjojoxx

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

xxjojoxx said:

Michaell said:

xxjojoxx said:

kyfdx said:

@xxjojoxx The Net CAP includes any additions to the sale price, minus any downpayments or rebates. With a spreadsheet, you have to make adjustments to the Net CAP manually. Any charges that you aren't paying upfront get added to the CAP.

Out of curiosity, how is the residual percentage calculated? For example, the RV for the x3 was originally 56% but was then reduced to 47% due to the loaner mileage.

thanks!

BMW Finance sets the adjustment

Thank you!

In the screenshot below, does the Residual Adj $ (2,275) get deducted from the Residual Amount of ($25,736.70)?

No, in this example, $25736.70 is the final number.

You can check that yourself by doing the math.

@kyfdx @Michaell Thank you! What is the correct formula for the Residual Adj cell?

I'm using 0.25*9131 (the number of loaner miles) and then applying this deduction to the Residual Amt.

That is correct, and entered as a negative number to reflect a deduct from the calculated residual.

Thanks, Michaell!

lamgol72

Good morning guys, would you provide MF and RV as well as April incentives/conquest rebates on 2019 X3 sDrive30i and 2019 X3 xDrive30i for 36/12k, 36/10k lease terms in zip code 27513? TIA!

Michaell

lamgol72 said:

Good morning guys, would you provide MF and RV as well as April incentives/conquest rebates on 2019 X3 sDrive30i and 2019 X3 xDrive30i for 36/12k, 36/10k lease terms in zip code 27513? TIA!

36/12
.00118 and 56%
$750 lease credit
$750 conquest

pomesh

May I please have the MF & RV for:

2019 X3 xDrive 30i
36 months 7500 miles/year
Zip: 11706

kyfdx

pomesh said:

May I please have the MF & RV for:

2019 X3 xDrive 30i
36 months 7500 miles/year
Zip: 11706

36/10

.00118 MF and 57% residual
$1250 lease credit

740golfer

2019 X3 M40 loaner in inventory locally (zip code 43023) What would be the mf and residual for that model at 36/12? Any May incentives, would qualify for conquest, not loyalty.

kyfdx

740golfer said:

2019 X3 M40 loaner in inventory locally (zip code 43023) What would be the mf and residual for that model at 36/12? Any May incentives, would qualify for conquest, not loyalty.

How many miles on the odometer?

740golfer

9k

kyfdx

740golfer said:

2019 X3 M40 loaner in inventory locally (zip code 43023) What would be the mf and residual for that model at 36/12? Any May incentives, would qualify for conquest, not loyalty.

740golfer said:

9k

Assuming it's still eligible for the lease program

.00118 MF and 47% residual

Subtract $0.25/mile from the calculated residual, to account for the current mileage.