Why is the E93 335i so much more per month than the E92 335i?

BMWCali · 11-12-2007, 04:34 PM

My father is interested in leasing out a 2008 E93 335i but doesn't want to spend more than $750 per month. For some reason, if I build a E93 335i out to an MSRP of $54K it comes to $1,026 per month, or $19 per thousand. If I build a E92 335i out to an MSRP of $54K it comes to $840 per month (which could probably be shaved down to about $750 per month with good negotiating), or $15 per thousand? What's the story with this if the MSRP on both cars are the same?

cas · 11-12-2007, 04:41 PM

BMW is not offering any financing incentives towards the convertibles

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My father is interested in leasing out a 2008 E93 335i but doesn't want to spend more than $750 per month. For some reason, if I build a E93 335i out to an MSRP of $54K it comes to $1,026 per month, or $19 per thousand. If I build a E92 335i out to an MSRP of $54K it comes to $840 per month (which could probably be shaved down to about $750 per month with good negotiating), or $15 per thousand? What's the story with this if the MSRP on both cars are the same?

jerrym · 11-12-2007, 05:32 PM

theres.. a e93?

jerrym · 11-12-2007, 05:33 PM

my bad

thegeneral101 · 11-12-2007, 07:40 PM

converts are always (or most of the time) more than their coupe counterparts. just no discounts really

BMWCali · 11-12-2007, 08:18 PM

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converts are always (or most of the time) more than their coupe counterparts. just no discounts really

That sucks. So essentially then the E93 335i is going to be about as much to lease as an E92 M3.

stooken · 11-13-2007, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by BMWCali

My father is interested in leasing out a 2008 E93 335i but doesn't want to spend more than $750 per month. For some reason, if I build a E93 335i out to an MSRP of $54K it comes to $1,026 per month, or $19 per thousand. If I build a E92 335i out to an MSRP of $54K it comes to $840 per month (which could probably be shaved down to about $750 per month with good negotiating), or $15 per thousand? What's the story with this if the MSRP on both cars are the same?

money factor?

Ian335i · 11-13-2007, 02:36 AM

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BMW is not offering any financing incentives towards the convertibles

Bingo, if you want one, you've gotta pay for one.

But trust me, the grin on your face tells everyone that it's more than worth it!

BMWCali · 11-13-2007, 03:00 AM

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Bingo, if you want one, you've gotta pay for one.

But trust me, the grin on your face tells everyone that it's more than worth it!

I believe you. Well, he said it's either between a 2008 E93 335i or a used 2005 645i with 25,000 miles. What do you guys think?

John 070 · 11-13-2007, 05:11 AM

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I believe you. Well, he said it's either between a 2008 E93 335i or a used 2005 645i with 25,000 miles. What do you guys think?

Why buy a used vehicle? I would always buy new, because I go into it with the intention to keep a vehicle indefinitely. It's quite surprising to find people justifying that it's cheaper to replace a BMW in 3 years than it is to keep it and pay for repairs. To call it fuzzy math is an understatement.

thegeneral101 · 11-13-2007, 08:11 AM

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That sucks. So essentially then the E93 335i is going to be about as much to lease as an E92 M3.

You might be right about the price, it will be close. I personally like the E92 better, seems safer and its sportier..so its a win win for me!

Comet · 11-13-2007, 08:33 AM

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Why buy a used vehicle? I would always buy new, because I go into it with the intention to keep a vehicle indefinitely. It's quite surprising to find people justifying that it's cheaper to replace a BMW in 3 years than it is to keep it and pay for repairs. To call it fuzzy math is an understatement.

it's not cheaper
it's just funner

I get bored of cars after 2 years...

anyways
go for the new car.. u don't know what that person did in his old car.... maybe he sacrificed a baby goat...
u got weird people out there man....

+ E93 = babe magnet

BMWCali · 11-13-2007, 05:45 PM

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+ E93 = babe magnet

I don't think that's why my dad, who is married, would buy an E93.

I think he's going to go with the 645i. It's a great car.

stooken · 11-13-2007, 09:05 PM

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I don't think that's why my dad, who is married, would buy an E93.

I think he's going to go with the 645i. It's a great car.

645i = even bigger babe magnet

BMWE90 · 11-13-2007, 09:24 PM

RV, MF, financial incentives and obviously price.

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