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      09-17-2012, 02:48 PM   #1
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Help? Verify Money Factor? Hurry please

I'm picking my car up in an hour. Can anyone verify the money factor they recieved for 36 month lease. I've read .00145 and my dealer is telling is .00175.

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I'm picking my car up in an hour. Can anyone verify the money factor they recieved for 36 month lease. I've read .00145 and my dealer is telling is .00175.

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.00145 is the BMW FS rate. You're dealer is trying to mark-up the rate to make a few extra bucks. I, and many others, got the .00145 base rate.

Also, you should strongly consider doing multiple security deposits. You can do up to 7 and each one reduces the MF by .00007. For me it equated to a 9.4% after-tax, guaranteed return - not too shabby!
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.00145 is the BMW FS rate. You're dealer is trying to mark-up the rate to make a few extra bucks. I, and many others, got the .00145 base rate.

Also, you should strongly consider doing multiple security deposits. You can do up to 7 and each one reduces the MF by .00007. For me it equated to a 9.4% after-tax, guaranteed return - not too shabby!
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No problem.

Just to confirm, you're not doing ED, right? If so, .00175 is the base rate for ED leases. BMW FS mark's up the rate and in exchange they make the second lease payment for you.
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No problem.

Just to confirm, you're not doing ED, right? If so, .00175 is the base rate for ED leases. BMW FS mark's up the rate and in exchange they make the second lease payment for you.
Nope, US delivery.
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Correct, .00145 base rate from what I'm reading, which would be .00175 if doing ED. However, if you have the cash for the MSDs, get that savings!


.00145 Base Rate
.00145 - (.00007 * 7) = .00096 Base Rate MSD Reduced
.00096 + .0003 = 0.00126
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If you dont have a good relationship with the dealer be prepared to pay over the buy rate of .00145. Finance departments want to make some money for pushing paper. Also if you paid US MSRP you could use that as leverage to not pay a higher MF than the buy rate
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Exclamation **URGENT** Doing ED on M5--Signing Paper tomorrow

I am about to sign papers tomorrow on my ED M5. I am willing to do up to 7 security deposits but I was wondering how you go to 9.4% savings after taxes. I saw ASG's post and 9.4% savings after taxes which is pretty damn good if you ask me. How did you make that calculation? I am trying to see if it makes sense for me with an MSRP of $98,200+$4500 taxes. They were willing to give me a MF @ 0.00145 with 7 MDS down to 0.00096. Over the life of a 24 mo lease that savings is only $2000.
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I am about to sign papers tomorrow on my ED M5. I am willing to do up to 7 security deposits but I was wondering how you go to 9.4% savings after taxes. I saw ASG's post and 9.4% savings after taxes which is pretty damn good if you ask me. How did you make that calculation? I am trying to see if it makes sense for me with an MSRP of $98,200+$4500 taxes. They were willing to give me a MF @ 0.00145 with 7 MDS down to 0.00096. Over the life of a 24 mo lease that savings is only $2000.
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I am about to sign papers tomorrow on my ED M5. I am willing to do up to 7 security deposits but I was wondering how you go to 9.4% savings after taxes. I saw ASG's post and 9.4% savings after taxes which is pretty damn good if you ask me. How did you make that calculation? I am trying to see if it makes sense for me with an MSRP of $98,200+$4500 taxes. They were willing to give me a MF @ 0.00145 with 7 MDS down to 0.00096. Over the life of a 24 mo lease that savings is only $2000.
Were you getting the .00145 MF? Are they adding in the ED Adder of 0.0003 to the MF?
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Can someone explain to me in dummy terms the multiple security deposits aspect?
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Can someone explain to me in dummy terms the multiple security deposits aspect?
Each security deposit up to 7 in total will reduce the MF by .00007. So you can buy the MF down to .00096 from .00145. This reduced my monthly payment by $78.
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Each security deposit up to 7 in total will reduce the MF by .00007. So you can buy the MF down to .00096 from .00145. This reduced my monthly payment by $78.
Is each deposit a cap cost reduction or a refundable deposit? And what is minimum of each deposit?

I guess im confused with why there are multiple deposits.
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Is each deposit a cap cost reduction or a refundable deposit? And what is minimum of each deposit?

I guess im confused with why there are multiple deposits.
They are refundable deposits. They are not cap cost reductions.

I think BMW is figuring that if you are willing/able to put more cash in the deal to cover any future damages/defaults, you're more likely to keep the car in good shape and make your payments. They reward you with a lower money factor.
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Is each deposit a cap cost reduction or a refundable deposit? And what is minimum of each deposit?

I guess im confused with why there are multiple deposits.
The deposits are refundable, and each deposit is equal to 1 month's payment. Since having this security deposit reduces the credit risk to BMW FS they offer a reduction to the MF for each deposit. Plus they invest the cash and make a return on it while they're holding it which offsets their cost as well.
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The deposits are refundable, and each deposit is equal to 1 month's payment. Since having this security deposit reduces the credit risk to BMW FS they offer a reduction to the MF for each deposit. Plus they invest the cash and make a return on it while they're holding it which offsets their cost as well.
Interesting stuff. So am I correct in equating ED with 7 security deposits to be appx 3.02% financing?
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Interesting stuff. So am I correct in equating ED with 7 security deposits to be appx 3.02% financing?
Yes, spot on!
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Thread revival, well sort of--- is the MF now .00135 for October?



EDIT: its now .00135
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Thread revival, well sort of--- is the MF now .00135 for October?



EDIT: its now .00135
You know what they say, timing is everything
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Can anyone shed some light on a monthly payment comparison on an ED msrp m5 versus a regular delivery msrp m5? All other lease components being the same.
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Can anyone shed some light on a monthly payment comparison on an ED msrp m5 versus a regular delivery msrp m5? All other lease components being the same.
Its usually about $30 for every $1000 you finance/lease. If you are saving 7% for ED vs US Delivery that would equate to about $7K assuming the MSRP of the car is $100K. Therefore $30 x 7 = $210 in savings/month for a ED vs US Delivery.

When doing ED you also pay .0003 higher in your Money Factor
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Its usually about $30 for every $1000 you finance/lease. If you are saving 7% for ED vs US Delivery that would equate to about $7K assuming the MSRP of the car is $100K. Therefore $30 x 7 = $210 in savings/month for a ED vs US Delivery.

When doing ED you also pay .0003 higher in your Money Factor
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