Checking Lease Numbers

[thxbuff2001]

I would register the car in Texas and lease numbers are somewhat dependent on where you will register the car.

Can someone direct me how I can check the lease numbers that my dealer is giving me. That way I know they know what they are doing. They said they have not done a lease in texas and was initially unsure.

[momos750]

Post up your deal. All the specifics, don't leave anything out.

[thxbuff2001]

Originally Posted by momos750

Post up your deal. All the specifics, don't leave anything out.

I was hoping there is an accurate online lease calculator that would consider a Texas tax rules that I can use to put my numbers. I hate to post my numbers online. I'm concerned about accuracy really.

[TrevorM3]

Why are u hesitant to post numbers online?


If u cant give us the info WE need to help YOU.. then i guess u should just lease one for 1500 and not worry about it.

[momos750]

I assume you posted on this forum because you need advice about your car deal and the knowledge this forum base of members have, purchasing or leasing vehicles.

A lease deal is a lease deal in the eyes of BMWFS. It doesn't matter what state you are in, the lease structure regarding money factor (money factor being dependent upon credit score), residual, and lease term are the same for everyone, dictated by BMWFS.
The only thing that changes from state to state is the sales tax. In Texas you pay your use tax up front, either in the form of a larger down payment or capitalized into your lease.

If you want advice on your deal post up the information.

If you are looking for a calculator, I would suggest using Google.

[thxbuff2001]

Originally Posted by momos750

I assume you posted on this forum because you need advice about your car deal and the knowledge this forum base of members have, purchasing or leasing vehicles.

A lease deal is a lease deal in the eyes of BMWFS. It doesn't matter what state you are in, the lease structure regarding money factor (money factor being dependent upon credit score), residual, and lease term are the same for everyone, dictated by BMWFS.
The only thing that changes from state to state is the sales tax. In Texas you pay your use tax up front, either in the form of a larger down payment or capitalized into your lease.

If you want advice on your deal post up the information.

If you are looking for a calculator, I would suggest using Google.

Sent you a PM

[thxbuff2001]

Thanks momos750 for confirming my lease numbers and inputs. Learned alot today.

[momos750]

Originally Posted by thxbuff2001

Thanks momos750 for confirming my lease numbers and inputs. Learned alot today.

You're welcome. Good luck with your purchase!!

[E90potentialbuyer]

Look up my lease calculator excel that I posted a year and a half ago in one of the threads. It's accurate to the decimal. It's configured for 2015 pricing since that's what I got but very easy to change. I know a few folks at MB forum as well who are using it offline. Works well.