[amit_ismd]

MSRP- $53,945
Discount- 8.5%
Rebate- $3500
RV- 53%
MF- .00089 (7 MSDs $650 each)

Can anybody calculate my monthly payments with $7000 trade-in credit and $81 down payment? Down payment is just $81 for some reasons. This is for Texas and I have $925 and $332.25 for fees. I am rolling taxes and fees in my lease. Please help me calculate my monthly payment.

I am coming up with $649/month. Please help me verify this.

Thanks in advance

[honeybadgerch]

I have nothing of value to contribute, just wanted to say holy shit BMWs are cheap in the USA. That vehicle, with a 35i even basic options would run me over 90,000 here, not including road tax, emissions tax. Don't even get me started on insurance and fuel.....

[amit_ismd]

MSRP = $53945
Discount = 8.5%
Rebates after discount = $3500
Down payment - $91
Selling Price - $53945*.915 = $49,359
Sales Tax - (49359-7000-3500)*.0625 = $2428
Acquisition fee - $925
Title, License etc - $332.25

Gross Cap Cost = 49359-3500-91+2428+925+332.25 = $49,454
Residual Value = 53945*.53 = $28590
Depreciation = 49454-28590 = $20863
Base Payment = 20863/36 = $579
Interest = (49454+28590)*.00089 = $69

Total Monthly Payment = 579+69 = $649

Can anybody please verify this?
I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks

[Roundown]

Originally Posted by amit_ismd

MSRP = $53945
Discount = 8.5%
Rebates after discount = $3500
Down payment - $91
Selling Price - $53945*.915 = $49,359
Sales Tax - (49359-7000-3500)*.0625 = $2428
Acquisition fee - $925
Title, License etc - $332.25

Gross Cap Cost = 49359-3500-91+2428+925+332.25 = $49,454
Residual Value = 53945*.53 = $28590
Depreciation = 49454-28590 = $20863
Base Payment = 20863/36 = $579
Interest = (49454+28590)*.00089 = $69

Total Monthly Payment = 579+69 = $649

Can anybody please verify this?
I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks

Math looks fine.

53% hurts- you have to really want the last model year of the F25 to stomach that payment. That's well equipped X5 territory.

2018 G01 will likely have a low 60% residuals at launch and be a much improved vehicle.

[Greg2010]

Originally Posted by Roundown

Math looks fine.

53% hurts- you have to really want the last model year of the F25 to stomach that payment. That's well equipped X5 territory.

2018 G01 will likely have a low 60% residuals at launch and be a much improved vehicle.

+1. BMW should really be offering much more attractive rebates and incentives on the last year of the F25 production run.