I’m trying to lease an m340i and curious to see if I’m getting a good deal or might. The one I am looking at is a 2024 m340i with an MSRP of $64,000.
The best the dealer is giving me for a lease with 12,000 miles is $752 a month with $3500 down. Is this good? How much are you guys paying?
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NJ here, put $1000 down, paying $1050 a month for 10k miles on a 2022 m340 ($65k). Shopped around for quite a while but it was very difficult to even find a dealer that had a m340 to sell.
Paying $1360 for my 21 750 ($115k msrp). Put nothing down, only first month.
There is currently a deal on leashackr forums for a 2024 m340i in socal for $3000 down/ $675 per month with loyalty. 36 months/7500 mi/yr
It’s sick how much they’ve gone up in price. I was paying $650 for my 2020 with tire and wheel.
I pay $840 a month for my CPO 21’ that I got with 14k miles for 54k out the door in SoCal. That’s with a shorter term loan so it could be lower but my work vehicle allowance covers the whole thing. That was with 10k down.
Sounds about right. My 330i lease was $500/month and that was before interest rates / the market in general went haywire.
Remember leases have their own interest rate called the money factor built into the lease.
That sounds like a lot for some reason, but I do not know much about leases. I financed a 2023 m2, and my monthly payment is 650$
2024 m340i xdrive fully loaded, $1250/month finance with 5k down, 5.99% rate, MSRP on the car is 69k
Where are you located ? In California that same deal at my local dealerships is about $1000 a month.
If you’re seeing them at $1k a month you’re looking in the wrong place. See my comment here for specifics.
My 2021 M340i all in was 69k after taxes and fees. Paid cash. Does the lease include sales tax and fees? Those lease terms look like you’re getting a bit shafted as the resale value of 3 year old models is in the high 40s.
that’s more than my 2021 M2 competition was and I checked nearly every option
I had every option. Sales tax was a big hit, otherwise I was around 62-63. I researched the blue book and was happy with what I paid.
You paid cash? Outright?
Holy Fuck, do you not like money?
I realise I’m probably an out of touch boomer or something, but fucking hell. Paying that sort of money to borrow someone else’s car is absolute swivel-eyed lunacy to me.
$560 a month. Had 4700 miles on it. MSRP of 58k, threw on an extended warranty for 4k more, total came out to 66k-ish after tax and shit. Put 25k down on it expecting to get that back when I finally sell to put towards my next car. Should be able to.
Bought in 2020 and I got 40k miles on it now.
If youre anywhere in SoCal just take that deal. Thats low for that car. I have friends here in LA paying $850 to $1000 for m340i with that same down payment and only 10k a year.
that’s crazy, I’m playing $1100/month for my M3 financed…
24? and how much you put down?
Insane, not too long ago $850 was base manual white F80 prices
I bought my 2023 m340i for around 60,000 after taxes with 25k down and I’m paying 700 a month but I’m putting around a grand in order pay it off faster.
Got a 2021 m340i with 32k miles for 50k after taxes and fees. Paid 30k down, paying around $450 a month
Wow, that is why when someone ask how much you pay monthly for financing a car, it’s complicated. Why put so much $$ down on a depreciating asset? I bought my 2019 CPO x3m40 in 2022 w/33k miles for $49k + 6% taxes. I “put down-payment” by trade in car for 9k. Monthly note is $72X for 60months. I usually pay 800$ per month to reduce interest. I wouldn’t put down >50% on a regular car/highly depreciating asset. My Car currently has 60k miles and im sure its worth under 40K . To get any semblance of return, I would have to own it free & Clear and hope for 10-15k trade in value in a few years. If I sold it now, im sure I would be upside down😱
£33k for a 2019 model with 32k miles